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Procurement

The procurement function is an integral part of the Department of Education and Training.

The department undertakes its procurement activities in accordance with the State Procurement Policy External Link and DET Procurement Policy (FNM-PR-014).

The department is required under the State Procurement Policy to create and publish a Corporate Procurement Plan Adobe PDF document 242k.

The Corporate Procurement Plan outlines a number of key initiatives aimed at strengthening governance arrangements, building the procurement function, and implementing business systems to improve process efficiency and enhance procurement analysis and reporting capabilities.

Contact

Corporate Procurement
For more information about Corporate Procurement (including school and TAFE procurement, the department's Procurement Policy and Corporate Procurement Plan), please contact:

Corporate Procurement
Phone: 1300 366 612 (Option3)
Email: Corporate Procurement

Capital Works & Infrastructure Management (Facilities)

Capital Works
Bruce Duncan, Manager Capital Projects Unit
Phone: 3237 3976

Infrastructure Procurement and Procurement Management
Troy Kenny, Contracts Manager
Phone: 3237 0885
Email: Procurement Facilities

Skills Investment

Skills Investment is a division of the Department of Education and Training responsible for leading the development of strategies to meet the skilling needs of industry through the effective allocation of public funding for vocational education and training.

The Division manages a range of vocational education and training (VET) procurement strategies under the following programs:

User Choice - provides funding for accredited training for apprentices and trainees in Queensland;

Strategic Purchasing Program External Link - provides funding through direct negotiation and/or preferred supplier arrangements for a range of strategic training for priority population groups, emerging industry skill needs and up skilling of existing workers;

Productivity Places Program External Link - provides industry-specific procurement plans with preferred suppliers to fund training for job seekers and existing workers in key industry training areas.

For further information visit the Training website External Link.

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