ABCtech #122 03Jul18 Executive Summary – Is Alberta’s Public Procurement Broken

Is public procurement in Alberta broken? We receive complaints regularly of waste. Media reports regularly of auditors identifying waste in public projects in construction and transportation, payment

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ABCtech #122 03Jul18 Executive Summary – Is Alberta’s Public Procurement Broken?

Is public procurement in Alberta broken? We receive complaints regularly of waste. Media reports regularly of auditors identifying waste in public projects in construction and transportation, payment processing and data management. We wanted to know more and if the system is broken, what can be done to fix it?

The following Report highlights the views of Alberta contractors and a few administrators. The insights are consistent and important for all levels of government affecting all Alberta industries! Practices need fixing – particularly those affecting contractors, and the system is failing to meet most objectives.

Several recommendations are cited, that if implemented would save taxpayers $Billions, improve sub-standard service levels, and go a long way to restoring trust among stakeholders.

The survey results and recommendations are being released in four weekly installments:

Section A. (June 5th) Identified the respondents… READ NOW

Section B. (June 12th) Assessing Alberta’s Public Procurement Practices… READ NOW

Section C. (June 19th) Assessing Alberta’s Public Procurement Objectives… READ NOW

Section D. (June 26th) Recommendations and the Conclusion… READ NOW

The Executive Summary and the entire report … READ NOW

While personal responses are confidential, the data is open and may be requested HERE for inspection and the conduct of associated analysis.

The survey will also be the subject of a panel discussion at the Supply Chain Management Association’s Conference in September – see HERE

MOONLIGHT IN THE MEADOWS


SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

THE ALBERTA COUNCIL OF TECHNOLOGIES
REGIONAL, ALL-INDUSTRY, SUMMER NETWORKING BBQ
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

In the heart of Edmonton’s lush river valley – An event like none other! Meet someone you want to meet again – entrepreneurs and small business, technology and public policy. Creating the new Alberta!

DETAILS:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28
4:00PM – Sunset
Whitemud Equine Learning Centre
At the showgrounds just off Fox Drive of the Whitemud Equine Learning Centre
Free-N-Easy Parking
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ADMISSION:
General Admission – $50
Students and Seniors – $30

Robots – no charge. Contact editor@ABCtech.ca

Members receive a 20% discount
All tickets include one drink and meal ticket

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HOSPITALITY SUITE SPONSORSHIP:
All hospitality suite sponsors receive three free general admission tickets.
10′ x 10′ private hospitality suite with a table and two chairs:
$650 (alliance members receive a 20% discount)
10′ x 20′ shared hospitality suite with a table and two chairs: $375
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MOONLIGHT TENT SPONSORSHIP:
The Moonlight Tent Sponsor will receive five free General Admission tickets and has the opportunity to brand the main event tent. Your hospitality suite will be set up with a table and two chairs in the main tent.
* Please note there is only one availability for the Moonlight Tent Sponsor: $1,500

For more information about sponsorship opportunities
contact Hannah Barnes at info@hannahbarnesevents.com or call at 587-336-5836.

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