Procurement Notes - Different organizations have different objectives when seeking a construction project. E.g., Ministry of Education, NZTA and Ryman Healthcare will all have different objectives. There is no co-relation between cost and quality in construction. What drives the client? - Functionality (Fit for Purpose), Profit, Necessity, sustainability, practicality, location, Resilience, survivability (can it withstand a seismic event) , security (prisons) Reputational risk is a major driver in the public sector, i.e., Local Authorities and Councils are not too concerned about cost – they are more concerned about how this is reported in the press. Tendering Terminology General Conditions of Contract published conditions of the contract Contract Period Fixed Price Contract Price on the job is fixed for a determined scope of work. A variation on the scope of work Tag an exclusion, not included in the contract price. Schedule of Quantities List of items for which you would be expected price An estimate figure provided where not enough information provided. It covers a covers work that may need to be completed An item that will be needed in the build, but it is not confirmed yet what the item is, excluding labor which does not change Provisional Sum P C Sum (Prime Cost Sum) Steps in Tendering - GETS ( New Zealand Government Electronic Tenders Service) – Published tenders by different GOVT organizations. Tender Link – contractors subscribe to gain access Personal Contacts Personal Reputation List of building consents issued – you can contact the Architect who can confirm if a builder has been assigned or if the job is going out for tendering Networking Groups When assessing the bid, it is not the company that’s reviewed but the bid itself. Estimates -The estimator must calculate rate + quantity to justify their estimate. Procurement Bundles Tender rules: Submission date Submission - how to submit tender (drop box) Assessment criteria – how many stages for submission and how do they decide who wins the contract. Contact Conditions – what information to include with the tender Document checklist NTT (Notice to Tender) - changes. Contract Instead of listing conditions, a statement can be put in to say the conditions of NZS3910 are imposed and add special details such as company name etc. Special conditions Works Information Specifications Drawings Programme S.O.P – Schedule of Prices Geotechnical report NOVATION Information - Nominated sub-contractors. Building constant – conditions of consent, surveyor certificate Resource Consent conditions (runoff , soil erosion etc) Engineers Report Health and Safety Plan