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Collie
Regional Communication Forum
industrylink.wa.gov.au
industrylink.wa.gov.au
Industry Development Division
Dan Holbrook – Manager
Industry Development
Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation
industrylink.wa.gov.au
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WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
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WAIPS 2020 updates
Since its launch in 2018, WAIPS has continued to evolve each
year. 2020 key updates are:
• Agency Panel Contracts and Common Use Arrangements
• Agency Look Ahead Lists
• Training for Regional SMEs
• Grants
• Regional Strategic Projects
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WA Buy Local Policy 2020
• Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premier
• Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses, in
particular regional businesses, are given focus when bidding for
government contracts
• This is the first major revision since 2002
• JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
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WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
• New Implementation • Increased reporting of agency
Agreements, reviewed outcomes to monitor the
annually, for state government policy's effectiveness and
agencies to commit to identify further improvements.
applying the Buy Local Policy
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WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
• Increase in contract thresholds • New communication channels
for regional offices of State between regional stakeholders
Government agencies to allow and the state government.
greater local decision-making • This includes regular Regional
about contracting of works, Communication Forums and
goods and services; utilising the existing Local
Content Adviser Network
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WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
• Training for regional • Agency 'look-ahead' lists of
contractors in understanding forthcoming tenders to allow
the policy and how to apply for local contractors more time to
contracts consider and prepare bids
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WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
• Increase in the regional price Zone 2 (200km from
preferences cap to $1 million point of delivery)
• Ability for agency to vary the
prescribed distance for preference
eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary
eligible businesses to
smaller radius to allow
for better local
outcomes
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Local Capability Fund
industrylink.wa.gov.auCOVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 2020/21
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related rounds:
COVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round.
• Level of funding is 75% to a maximum of $100,000 for businesses that have
been adversely impacted by COVID-19.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round.
• Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50% to 90% to a maximum of
$500,000.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round.
• Level of funding is 50% to a maximum of $20,000.
industrylink.wa.gov.auLCF Rounds for 2020/21
Major State Government Projects Round
• Level of funding is 75% to a maximum of $100,000 targeting specific
projects.
Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
• Level of funding is 75% to a maximum of $100,000 targeting specific key
sectors.
National and International Standards Round
• Level of funding is 75% to a maximum of $20,000.
Aboriginal Business Round.
• Level of funding is 75% to a maximum of $100,000.
industrylink.wa.gov.auWhat can you do?
Fill out the survey Connect with agencies today
Ask Questions today Subscribe to the WA
Industry Link Newsletter
Speak to your Local
Content Adviser
industrylink.wa.gov.auThank you
For more information visit
industrylink.wa.gov.au
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999
industrylink@jtsi.wa.gov.au
industrylink.wa.gov.auLocal Content South West
UpdateLocal Content in the South West The South West is a resilient region with high capacity for delivery on small, medium and large contracts. The South West shows some of the strongest Local Content outcomes in regional WA
Key Metrics
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Other Region Area ValueLearning through the Bunbury Outer Ring Road Opportunity for Government leverage project to get the Local Content message out there Helping government agencies locate and then connect with SMEs in the South West Monitoring and gaining a better understanding of business capacity and constraints
More BORR … Our aim is learning about Head Contractors and how they engage local business in a large infrastructure project such as BORR Our opportunity is to open the lines of communication between big business and small to medium local enterprise
The Regional Local Content Initiative Local Business Advisory Group established with support of MRWA Group has its own identity and is a direct line of communication between SW business and MRWA Promotes local engagement, inclusivity and transparency for Government
Look Ahead
Gaining and
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regionSupport Links
Click HERE for the Buy Local Policy
Your Local Content Adviser 2020
Click HERE for the WA Industry Link
Name: Janelle Price Buy Local Policy website page
Region: South West Click HERE to read about WAIPS
and limits
Email: Janelle.price@swdc.wa.gov.au Click HERE to read the 2017
Auditor General’s Report on Local
Phone: 9792 2023 Content
Click HERE to read about the Local
Content Adviser NetworkThank you Visit dpird.wa.gov.au Important disclaimer The Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and the State of Western Australia accept no liability whatsoever by reason of negligence or otherwise arising from the use or release of this information or any part of it. © State of Western Australia 2018
Working with the
Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
Director, Regional Operations
July 2020Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation • The Department of Finance has already implemented change to works procurement processes to meet the requirements of Buy Local 2020 • These changes will be formalised in the Department’s Implementation Plan which will be signed off imminently • As part of the Department’s COVID-19 response we have increased the upper threshold for Regional Content to be applied at 5% of the total value of the claimed regional content to a maximum of $500,000.
Upcoming (potential) works opportunities
Project/Contract Approximate Value Target dates
(GST inclusive)
Construction contract to
Mt Lockyer Primary School Major Redevelopment $15,480,000
tender by August 2020
South Bunbury Primary School - Early Learning and General Construction contract to
$5,500,000
Teaching Blocks tender by late August 2020
Construction contract to
Bunbury Hospital Redevelopment Critical Works $2,800,000
tender by late August 2020
Construction contract to
Mangrove Cove – Stage 2 Landscaping & Playground $2,100,000
tender by September 2020
Construction contract to
Collie Health Service - Stimulus Package $4,000,000
tender by October 2020
Construction contract to
Albany Health Campus Radiation Oncology $13,100,000
tender by November 2020
Construction contract to
SR TAFE Bunbury walkways $1,000,000
tender by October 2020Upcoming (potential) works opportunities
Project/Contract Approximate Target dates
Value (GST
inclusive)
Katanning SHS – Roof Replacement $1,200,000 Construction contract to
tender by late August 2020
South Bunbury PS – Classroom Refurbishment $600,000 Construction contract to
tender by September 2020
Mangrove Cove Park – Landscaping & Playground $1,200,000 Construction contract to
tender by September 2020
Katanning Research Station Sheep Feed Facility Stage 2 $406,000 Construction contract to
tender by October 2020
Construction contract to
Collie Health Service - Stage 2 Redevelopment $12,200,000
tender by June 2021Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
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Assistance for Aboriginal businesses • Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginal businesses and not-for-profit organisations across the State. • Indigenous Professional Services is the provider for the Great Southern and South West regions • Provides Aboriginal business capability building contract services including workshops and one-on-one mentoring sessions
Contacts
Andrew Buczak, Regional Manager – Southern
Region
9781 4106 Andrzej.Buczak@finance.wa.gov.au
Bunbury Regional Office
Address: 8th Floor, Bunbury Tower, 61 Victoria St,
Bunbury WA 6230 Albany Office
Phone: 9781 4100 Address: 2 - 6 Kelly St, ALBANY WA 6330
Phone: 61 8 9892 6500
Tuglio Iemma, Senior Project Manager
97814111 tuglio.Iemma@finance.wa.gov.au Karwai Wong, Project Manager
9892 6552 karwai.wong@finance.wa.gov.au
Geoff Brown, Senior Project Manager
9781 4103 geoff.brown@finance.wa.gov.au
Bunbury Office (goods and services)
Sharon Howell, Senior Procurement Manager
9194 9730 sharon.howell@finance.wa.gov.au
www.finance.wa.gov.auCollie Facility Project Supporting Regional Prosperity Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation Regional Communications Forum 30 July 2020
Presentation covering •Project Overview •Facility design and timelines •Boosting local job creation •Benefits to local businesses
Project
Overview
What we are doing Capabilities being delivered from DFES Multipurpose Collie Facility
• Establishing a DFES multi-purpose facility in
Collie that will provide Emergency Driving Training Radio Communications
o Emergency Driving Training • New emergency driving training for volunteers • Enhance South West radio communications
o New regional fleet management presence (complementing existing DFES On and Off Road support and maintenance for DFES Services
o Level 3 Incident Control Centre (ICC) driving training) and Local Government
• Pre course online assessment and two day • WAERN and Marine repeaters
o ICT and Radio Communications support
practical training at Collie Motorplex • Fleet, including SOSF based in Collie
o 12 new Collie based roles to support facility
• Training classrooms and support facilities • ICC/ICV technical support
based capabilities • Support and maintenance for end user
• Two driving instructors and training support
terminal devices
Why we are doing • Radio Communications Services (RCS) Service
it • Support State Government’s commitment to Fleet Management •
Desk support functions
In field deployable communication capability
‘sharing prosperity’ through ‘regional prosperity’ • Management of the State Operational Support
and the delivery of ‘stronger regional economies’ Fleet (SOSF*)
• •
In response to increased overlap of northern and
•
Fleet storage and maintenance management
Support to emergency driving training
ICT
southern WA bushfire seasons
• Management of regional stand by fleet • Onsite support to the Collie Facility and other
• To promote interoperability with other
• Management, quality assurance and final nearby regional sites
emergency service agencies inspection of new fleet products built in Collie • ICT support for major incidents in the region
• To develop a model for potential future • Provision of regional fleet technical support • Customer engagement and liaison on local ICT
application to other key regional areas in WA matters
• ICT equipment procurement and administration
Value to Facilities Management
Community
• Improved community safety • Management of the Collie facility and other DFES
• Improved emergency management capability of facilities in the South West Land Division Incident Control Centre
Collie and surrounding areas • Administrative support for • Level 3 Incident Control Centre (ICC) to be
• Boost local job creation and business • Personnel working from the facility established at the facility when required
opportunities • Emergency Driving Training • Will bring agencies together to provide
• More opportunities for volunteers to undertake • Operational Research and Development intelligence, support and logistics
activities • Facility for incident management training
essential emergency driving training
• Increased support for local Brigades, Groups,
Units * State Operational Support Fleet strategy is currently under development and will provide fleet for
high threat allocations, bushfire mitigation, driving training, stand by and task force deployments.Facility Design and Timelines Indicative Timings • Emergency Driving Training commences – Mid • Award tender contract – September 2020 2021 • Turning of the sod – September 2020 • Fleet storage warehouse complete – Mid 2021 • Construction commences – September • Fleet management commences – Mid 2021 2020 (TBC) • Facility fully operational – August 2021
Boosting Local Job Creation
DFES Multi-purpose Facility State Government Contracts
Jobs created by Dept Finance, Building Management and Works during construction • Malaga based Frontline Fire &
• Anticipate 180 – 200 workers over the construction timeframe; 70% will likely be based in the South-West Rescue Equipment (FFRE) was
• Construction tender submission date extended to allow local sub-contractors to be included in responses awarded two State Government
contracts to manufacture two
12 Permanent positions created to support facility based capabilities fleet types (4.4 Broadacre Tanker
Organisation Capability Position Description & Light Tanker), initially in
Operational Research and ORD Support Officer Coordinate Research and Development Committee (regionally focussed), support DFES Malaga but transitioning to Collie
Development (ORD) Continuous Improvement framework. • FFRE establishing a
Facilities Management Facilities Manager Manage all aspects of Collie Facility and support activation of the ICC manufacturing capability in Collie
Administration Officers (2) Administration support for the Facility, ORD and Emergency Driving Training.
which will provide 17 full time
jobs
Emergency Driving Training Driving Instructors (2) Coordinate and deliver Emergency Driving Training. • Construction to start next month
Fleet Management Fleet Maintenance Coordinate service delivery (repairs and maintenance) for the South West Land Division
Coordinator (Country) and provide oversight for the new fleet build program in Collie.
• Contract for the 1.4 Tanker
expected to be awarded by end
Technical Officer Ensure DFES vehicles are maintained to the required standards.
(Projects) 2020 for vehicles to be built in
Vehicle Controllers (2) Coordinate equipment requirements, fleet delivery, quality assurance, minor repairs.
Collie
• Following First of Type build and
Radio Communications Technical Officer Installation, maintenance and repair of all radio communications systems and equipment. stakeholder evaluation, full
production will commence
Information and Communication Computer Support Officer Deliver customer focussed desktop and mobile ICT support services
Technology (ICT)Benefits to Local Businesses
• Bringing visitors to Collie
• Emergency Driving Training due to commence mid 2021; expected to bring approximately
400 volunteers to town over a year
• Prescribed Burning training run by DFES
• State training exercises (ICC Preformed Teams Training Exercise)
• Supporting local providers ongoing
• Repairs and maintenance of State Operational Support Fleet;162 vehicles since January
2019
• Landscaping and gardening
• Cleaning services
• Security services
• Catering
• Waste management
• Stationery and other consumablesBenefits to Local Businesses
Finding opportunities to supply
• Project is still in early stages
• Opportunities to supply will be promoted via various channels:
• South West Development Commission
• Collie Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• Local newspapers
• Registering your interest
• collieproject@dfes.wa.gov.auDepartment of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Parks and Wildlife Service
Manage Parks and Reserves • For Conservation • Protection of Culture • Recreation
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT- Mountain Bike Trail design and construction Wellington National Park – Stage 1 • August/Sept 2020
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT – Collie River Suspension Bridge • August/September 2020
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT Wellington Dam precinct road and Carpark Construction • Aug- Sept 2020
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT/RFW Wellington Dam precinct walkways/ lookouts design and construct • Oct - November 2020
Opportunities 20/21 • Wellington Dam Precinct kiosk building upgrades • Late 2020, early 2021
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT- Mountain Bike Trail design and construction Wellington National Park – Stages 2 and 3 • Late 2020 – early 2021
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT- Mountain Bike Trail design and construction Westralia Conservation Park Stages 1 and 2 • Late 2020/early 2021
Opportunities 20/21 • Lake Kepwari
Opportunities 20/21 • Kepwari – stage 1 completion of road and civil works • RFT Aug/Sept 2020 for October start
Opportunities 20/21 • Kepwari – stage 2 road and civil • RFT Aug/Sept 2020 for October start
Opportunities 20/21 • RFT Flora Road – completion of roadworks • Spring/Summer 20/21
Opportunities 20/21 • Miscellaneous Works – minor fabrication, civil and construction • Now – to 2022
Where to find out about works?
• Tenders WA
• Local Chamber
• Register interest to be notified
• Local Suppliers – goods, materials, or
services – Collie VFM Social and Economic
Price Preference 5% to a max of $250,000How and Who to Contact?
• Direct enquiries to
Stuart Harrison – Project Coordinator
stuart.harrison@dbca.wa.gov.auGrowing Collie
© DevelopmentWA 2020About DevelopmentWA
© DevelopmentWA 2019What we do
Statewide Significant Integrated Placemaking Metropolitan
portfolio planning & & regional
land delivery expertise
© DevelopmentWA 2019DevelopmentWA in Collie
Buckingham Way Residential
Collie Light Industrial Area
Shotts Strategic Industrial Area
© DevelopmentWA 2019Buckingham Way Residential
• Regional Booster campaign – lots up to $25,000
cheaper
• Sized 666sqm to 3,057sqm
• Priced from $88,000
• Eligible homebuyers may be eligible for up to
$69,000* in grants and concessions as a result of
State and Federal grants
• Homebuilder ($25,000)
• Building Bonus ($20,000)
• First Home Owners Grant ($10,000)
• First Home Owner Rate (Stamp Duty Concession)
• Plus, our $10,000 Soil Type Rebate on settlement
© DevelopmentWA 2020Collie Light Industrial
• Fully serviced light industrial lots
• Size 2,000sqm – 1.5ha
• Priced from $127,500 (ex GST)
• Reduced prices by up to $58,000 as part of state wide
Regional Booster campaign
• Fire Support Industry Hub
© DevelopmentWA 2020Shotts Strategic Industrial Area
Current Status
Designed for Perdaman Coal to Urea plant
Planning approved with 3km industry protection zone
Up to 240ha heavy industrial land available
Lot sizes vary – smaller estate than Kemerton SIA
Work Completed / Underway to Attract Industry
Industrial ecology study to identify future industry
Widening approved planning uses beyond coal related
Costed servicing reports to supply future industry
© DevelopmentWA 2020Procurement at DevelopmentWA
• Pre-qualified Consultant Panels
• Engineering
• Environmental
• Environmental Audit
• Legal
• Planning
• Landscape architect
• Pre-qualified Contractor Registers
• Civil and Bulk earthworks
• Landscaping
• Demolition and site remediation
Register through Tenderlink:
http://tenderlink.com/developmentwa
© DevelopmentWA 2019Working With Others To Grow Collie
Collie Futures Fund
Collie Transition Plan
Working With Research Partners
© DevelopmentWA 2020Local Business Opportunities
• Fire Support Services
• Research partners and businesses
• Construction contractors
• Industrial Shed Builders
• Site Maintenance Workers
© DevelopmentWA 2020For more information
Get in touch
Matthew Whyte
DevelopmentWA Regional Manager South West
matthew.whyte@developmentwa.com.au
© DevelopmentWA 2020Response Recovery Reconnect & Resilience
Recognise
Collie CCI
High-level Strategic Roadmap during & post Covid-19- Response - During Covid19 crisis Regional Chambers cited in top 3 of Trusted Advisors
by regional business (Collie Chamber dedicated resources to this)
- Recovery - 50K for Covid19 Small Business Recovery Grants
- 50% off membership 2020/2021 for Existing members
- 5 month free membership for new members
- Co-ordinating and curation of capability / training support agencies,
providers to support business recovery, pivot, refresh
- Reconnect & Recognise - Inaugural Collie small business - objective to reconnect the
local Collie business community back together and celebrate the strong sense of pride
and resilience of existing and emerging businesses. This event will recognise & celebrate
this community.
Resilience – Set-up of initial workshop(s)/survey to get input from members of value-add
support for them, to ensure Chamber maintain relevancy to support a sustainable
business community.
-Currently working with other regional Chambers to access funding.industrylink.wa.gov.au
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