Local industry participation plan Sample Clauses

Local industry participation plan. (1) In this clause, the term "local industry participation benefits" means: (a) the use and training of labour available within the said State; and (b) the use of the services of engineers, surveyors, architects and other professional consultants, experts, specialists, project managers and contractors available within the said State; and (c) the procurement of works, materials, plant, equipment and supplies from Western Australian suppliers, manufacturers and contractors. (2) The Joint Venturers acknowledge the need for local industry participation benefits flowing from this Agreement. (3) The Joint Venturers agree that they shall prepare and, in accordance with clause 11(8)(c), provide to the Minister a plan which contains in connection with the development proposed or to be proposed as the case may be pursuant to clause 11: (a) a clear statement on the strategies which the Joint Venturers will use, and require a third party as referred to in clause 27(2) to use, to maximise the uses and procurement referred to in subclause (1); and (b) detailed information on the procurement practices the Joint Venturers will adopt, and require a third party as referred to in clause 27(2) to adopt, in calling for tenders and letting contracts for works, materials, plant, equipment and supplies and how such practices will provide full fair and reasonable opportunity for suitably qualified Western Australian suppliers, manufacturers and contractors to tender or quote for works, materials, plant, equipment and supplies; and (c) detailed information on the methods the Joint Venturers will use, and require a third party as referred to in clause 27(2) to use, to have their respective procurement officers promptly introduced to Western Australian suppliers, manufacturers and contractors seeking such introduction; and (d) details of the communication strategies the Joint Venturers will use, and require a third party as referred to in clause 27(2) to use, to alert Western Australian engineers, surveyors, architects and other professional consultants, experts, specialists and project managers and Western Australian suppliers, manufacturers and contractors to services opportunities and procurement opportunities respectively as referred to in subclause (1). It is acknowledged by the Joint Venturers that the strategies of the Joint Venturers referred to in subclause (3)(a) will include strategies of the Joint Venturers in relation to the supply of services, labour, works, materials, ...
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