Directly employ someone, existing or new to do the work/make the product or deliver the service (include in A: Jobs’) ‘Part Engage a subcontractor to perform some of the work/make the product or deliver the service (include in C: Supply Inputs) ‘Part Significant investments your business has made or will make to deliver the contract that your accountant can depreciate or is already depreciating, (put in B: Investment), or ‘Part Purchase products that are needed to fulfil the contract (put in C: Supply Inputs’). ‘Part PART A: LABOUR The purpose of this section is to measure the potential economic benefit to the Region and South Australia through the use of local labour. i ii iii iv v Total How much in Percentage of How much Percentage of South Australia hours in South within the hours within the Australia Region Region Note: do not include See Guidance Note: do not See Guidance labour Note 2 include Note 2 from outside the labour SA from outside Region See Guidance Note 3 See Guidance Note 3 Head Contract A1: How many hours of labour will be used to perform the contract from within ……….hrs ……….hrs ………….% ……….hrs ………….% your business? See Guidance Note 1 Guidance We are seeking the number of labour hours your business will employ directly to deliver the contract should you be successful. Do not include the labour hours related to outsourced or subcontracted work in this question. Outsourced and subcontracted work should be included in Part C: Supply Inputs. If you are quoting/tendering for an hourly rate rather than total number of hours, please complete column (iii) and (iv)only Please use principal place of residence to determine Region / South Australian labour (do not include fly in/fly out labour). Refer to map at end of document to determine Regional boundaries. PART B: INVESTMENT The purpose of this section is to measure the potential economic benefit to the Region and South Australia through your investment expenditure.
Directly employ someone, existing or new to do the work/make the product or deliver the service (include in ‘Part A: Jobs’) Engage a subcontractor to perform some of the work/make the product or deliver the service (include in ‘Part C: Supply Inputs) Significant investments your business has made or will make to deliver the contract that your accountant can depreciate or is already depreciating, (put in ‘Part B: Investment), or Purchase products that are needed to fulfil the contract (put in ‘Part C: Supply Inputs’). PART A: LABOUR The purpose of this section is to measure the potential economic benefit to the Region and South Australia through the use of local labour. i ii iii iv v Total How much in South Australia Note: do not include labour from outside the SA See Guidance Note 3 Percentage of hours in South Australia See Guidance Note 2 How much within the Region Note: do not include labour from outside Region See Guidance Note 3 Percentage of hours within the Region See Guidance Note 2 Head Contract A1: How many hours of labour will be used to perform the contract from within your business? See Guidance Note 1 ……….hrs ……….hrs ………….% ……….hrs ………….% Guidance We are seeking the number of labour hours your business will employ directly to deliver the contract should you be successful. Do not include the labour hours related to outsourced or subcontracted work in this question. Outsourced and subcontracted work should be included in Part C: Supply Inputs. If you are quoting/tendering for an hourly rate rather than total number of hours, please complete column (iii) and (iv)only Please use principal place of residence to determine Region / South Australian labour (do not include fly in/fly out labour). Refer to map at end of document to determine Regional boundaries. PART B: INVESTMENT The purpose of this section is to measure the potential economic benefit to the Region and South Australia through your investment expenditure.
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