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Survey on Local Procurement for the Dubbo Region

Dubbo Regional Council is reviewing its current Community Support Based Procurement Policy (Local Purchasing Policy) with a view to strengthen its commitment to buying more from local businesses. This is your chance to submit feedback, have your ideas validated and turned into reality and in turn have them included in the new Local Procurement Policy. The current Community Support Based Procurement policy which provides advantage to eligible local businesses when Council is procuring goods or services can be found here: Policies 

Doing Business with Council can be found here: www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au

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* 1. How do you think a local business should be defined? i.e which of the below definitions should be used in determining what a local business is?

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* 2. What best describes you?

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* 3. When considering a locally owned and operated business over a business that is located within the region but owned by interests outside the region, do you agree with the following?
eg: Local business vs National Franchise

  Agree Equal Benefits Disagree No Applicable
A locally owned business means more money stays within the regions economy (supply chain & wages)
A locally owned business means more employees, more jobs for the region
You are supporting the local business owners of the region that support our community
A national franchise means more money stays within the regions economy (supply chain and wages)
A national franchise means more employees, more jobs for the region
You are supporting the local wages through the franchise employees

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* 4. Do you think the policy of having a price allowance advantage geared towards local business will support local suppliers? (eg. local businesses quotes can be more expensive and DRC can still select them)

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* 5. If you answered yes to Q4, can you indicate what percentage is fair and reasonable for the local supplier price advantage and outline the reasons to why?

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* 6. Do you believe there should be a cap on the amount of price allowance advantage provided to local business?

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* 7. What percentage of overall purchasing do you think Council should be aiming to acquire from local business?

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* 8. Please check the boxes that apply to you

  Yes No
Are you currently supplying goods and services to DRC?
If you are not currently providing goods and services would you like to?
Are you aware of current DRC Purchasing and Procurement Policies?
Are you aware of Vendor Panel and how it works?
Have you experienced barriers or difficulties in supplying or attempting to supply DRC?

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* 9. What would you like to see included in a DRC Local Purchasing Policy to stengthen its commitment to buying from local business?

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* 10. What has been your overall experience in supplying DRC?

  Excellent Good Fair Poor N/A
Overall Experience
Using Vendor Panel
Notification of supply opportunities
Completing the Quote / EOI / Tender Process
Invoicing Processing and Payment

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* 11. Is there anything else Dubbo Regional Council can include in the new Local Purchasing Policy to enhance local business outcomes?

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* 12. If you would like to be contacted by DRC's Procurement Team for opportunities to supply goods and services to DRC, please leave your details below:

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