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This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.

The primary purpose of the IPP is to stimulate Indigenous entrepreneurship, business and economic development. The IPP is driving Commonwealth procurement opportunities for Indigenous businesses and has driven behavioural change across the APS. It is also influencing the supply chains and workforces of our major suppliers.

This course provides procurement officials with an overview of the IPP, clarity around when requirements are mandated, and how to apply the IPP in a procurement activity.

This learning experience has been provided by the Department of Finance.

Participant benefits

  • Explain the rationale and purpose of the IPP.
  • Identify and engage with Indigenous enterprises that can meet procurement needs.
  • Apply mandatory obligations of the IPP when conducting procurement activities.
  • Track and report on Indigenous procurement performance.
  • Recognise and address barriers and opportunities to procure from Indigenous enterprises.

Suitable for

All staff. Suitable for officials who are new to procurement, need a refresher, or want to move to a role in procurement. This course will benefit officials working in procurement on an ad hoc basis, regular procurers, and delegates.

Considerations

  • This course builds on the suite’s foundation courses.
  • There is some assumed knowledge, including: Procurement Basics – Foundational knowledge of procurement legislation and policy, the procurement lifecycle, value for money, and reporting. This could be through the Procurement Basics course or through prior training or experience.

Key topics

  • Opportunities for Indigenous Australians.
  • The IPP and its purpose.
  • Finding suitable Indigenous businesses.
  • Annual targets for purchasing from Indigenous businesses.
  • Mandatory Set Aside (MSA).
  • Mandatory Minimum Requirements (MMRs) for Indigenous participation.
  • MMR reporting and responsibilities.
  • IPP resources.

Category and User Level

This learning experience is part of the Commonwealth Procurement and Contract Management Training Suite and aligns with the Implementation & Services craft at the Foundation level.

Price

Free of charge.

Course Catalogue

Indigenous Procurement Policy

Location
Australia wide (Virtual)
This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.
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13 March 2025

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