RSA Procurement Strategy Sample Clauses
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RSA Procurement Strategy. (a) The RSA Procurement Strategy establishes an annual target for each State Agency to procure NRM from the WJJWJ Contractors in the Agreement Area. The target is 10% of each State Agency’s ‘total spend’ on procuring NRM in the Agreement Area each financial year. The ‘total spend’ on NRM procurement will be calculated annually by departments when budgets and forward work programs are set.
(b) The 10% target can include joint-venture projects where the Corporation and the State develop joint projects that the WJJWJ Contractors deliver.
(c) To support the Corporation’s self-determination, and the growing of capacity and capability, the RSA Procurement Strategy also commits the State and the Corporation to jointly establish a 'Right of First Refusal Process' to be followed by the Parties.
(d) For the avoidance of doubt, where the RSA Procurement Strategy is inconsistent with the policies of the Victorian Government Purchasing Board (VGPB), or with individual departmental procurement policies, the RSA Procurement Strategy is to prevail.
(e) Otherwise, those policies above remain in force where relevant to the procurement that is the subject of this strategy.
RSA Procurement Strategy. The RSA Procurement Strategy establishes an annual target for each State Agency to procure NRM from the Corporation’s suppliers in the Agreement Area. The target is 10% of each State Agency’s ‘total spend’ on procuring NRM in the Agreement Area each financial year. The ‘total spend’ on NRM procurement will be calculated annually by departments when budgets and forward work programs are set. The 10% target can include joint-venture projects where the Corporation and the State develop joint projects that the Corporation’s suppliers deliver. To support the Corporation’s self-determination, and the growing of capacity and capability, the RSA Procurement Strategy also commits the State and the Corporation to jointly establish a ‘Right of First Refusal Process’ to be followed by the Parties. Where the RSA Procurement Strategy is inconsistent with and less beneficial to the Corporation than the policies of the Victorian Government Purchasing Board (VGPB), or with individual departmental procurement policies, the RSA Procurement Strategy is to prevail. Otherwise, those policies above remain in force where relevant to the procurement that is the subject of this strategy.
