Please find below recordings from our CPD webinars, along with the relevant presentation slides from our Australian Government Procurement Webinar Series, 2022.
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If you have any queries about the content of our presentations, or would like to discuss HWL Ebsworth delivering a presentation to your Agency, please contact the presenters directly (their contact details are in their presentation slides) or Katarina Szivek, Business Development Specialist on kszivek@hwle.com.au.
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Part 1 - Probity in Procurement Probity, and the observance of fairness, transparency, equality and ethical dealing is fundamentally important to any project and to the organisations that run them. This session focuses on the five pillars of probity with a special emphasis on the two most important being Value for Money and the avoidance of Conflicts of Interest. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 2 – Current Issues and Updates in Procurement and ECI and Unsolicited Proposals This session provides an update on:
This session also looks at alternative and innovative procurement methods, focusing on two in particular being:
1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 3 – Legal Issues and Risks in Procurement This session focuses on the legal issues and risks that present themselves when undertaking a procurement process, including:
1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 4 – Open Q&A This session is dedicated to procurement queries submitted by the audience. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 5 – Tender Assessment with a focus on Sustainable Procurement This session examines the assessment of tenders and the evaluation process in detail, including:
This explains the core methodology of Sustainable Procurement including Economic, Environmental and Social Procurement. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 6 – Managing Procurement Having planned a perfect procurement activity, received a variety of excellent compliant proposals, assessed the bids and identified the one that is best value for money, you then need to finalise the contract and manage the contract to ensure that you receive what it is that you engaged with the market to deliver. This session covers the legal risks associated with mismanagement of contracts and the rights that Government can lose, or liabilities it can create. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 7 – Prickly issues in Procurement Scott discusses real life procurement war stories, describes the issues that arose and how they were solved. You will gain invaluable insights and tips on pragmatically and commercially solving procurement problems whilst remaining compliant with the legislative and probity requirements. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Part 8 – Open Q&A This session is dedicated to procurement queries submitted by the audience. 1 CPD point - Substantive Law | Please click here to view the recording of this session. Please click here to view the presentation slides for this session. |
Please note the CPD process is one of self-accreditation and CPD categories listed above are a guide only.