The Queensland Procurement Policy (QPP) defines procurement as the whole process of obtaining goods and services.
Beginning with the identification of needs, procurement can include the functions of planning, design, standards determination, specification writing, selection of suppliers, financing, contract management, disposals and other related functions.
On this page you will find generic and discipline-specific mandatory and highly recommended learning and development opportunities
For further information on this capability please contact Procurement_Capability@tmr.qld.gov.au
A Procurement Delegate certifies the approach taken to sourcing and acquisition,complies with the Queensland Procurement Policy and TMR procurement processes prior to contract formation or contract variation.
There are five procurement delegate authority levels, which have different monetary thresholds (that is: level 1: under $10,000, level 2: between $10,000 and $75,000, level 3: between $75,000 and $250,000, level 4: between $250,000 and $500,000 and level 5: unlimited.)
Below is a list of the mandatory Procurement training courses for Procurement Delegates
Procurement encompasses the whole process of obtaining goods and services, while Contract Management is the management of the provision of goods and/or services in accordance with the contract.
Below is a list of highly recommended and recommended learning and development opportunities available for staff that work in procurement and contract management. These learnings include both internal and external learning and development resources.
