CPPSCM4047 — Implement procurement processes in strata community management

1 Determine procurement requirements.

• 1.1Identify procurement objectives and goods or services required to meet strata community and regulatory requirements.
• 1.2Source and interpret information to clarify procurement requirements.
• 1.3Identify factors likely to impact procurement objectives.
• 1.4Recognise own authority limitations and gain approvals, including fee for service specified in strata community management agreement, as required, according to workplace requirements.
• 1.5Select appropriate procurement process and timelines to ensure competitive prices and terms and to achieve procurement objectives and regulatory requirements.

2 Identify and select contractors.

• 2.1Identify types of contractors required to achieve procurement objectives and establish selection criteria.
• 2.2Consult with relevant persons to clarify contractor preferences, needs and expectations and gather evidence to enable judgement of the best candidate.
• 2.3Assess contractors against selection criteria and evidence to verify competitive terms and price according to strata community and regulatory requirements.
• 2.4Consult with strata community committee to select contractor for the provision of required goods or services.

3 Monitor procurement process.

• 3.1Systematically monitor procurement process and negotiate variations to supply according to contractual and workplace requirements and in consultation with strata community committee.
• 3.2Regularly consult with suppliers, contractors and other relevant persons throughout procurement process to manage risk and ensure efficient use of time and resources.
• 3.3Conduct calculations to monitor expenditure and resource use and ensure procurement objectives are achieved according to regulatory, budgetary and contractual requirements.

4 Finalise procurement process.

• 4.1Complete procurement process within designated timeframes.
• 4.2Confirm directions from strata community committee that the supplied goods or services meet procurement objectives, required quality standards and contractual requirements.
• 4.3Identify failures or variances to procurement objectives and implement prompt remedial actions according to workplace requirements.
• 4.4Maintain procurement system, records and reports according to strata community committee directions and regulatory and workplace requirements.

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