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We are pleased to announce that the Mari-Tech 2013 will include a half day Procurement Outlook Conference sponsored by Public Works & Government Services Canada on the morning of June 26, 2013. The particular focus of this year's conference will be the Vessel Life Extension requirements of the Canadian Coast Guard and other planned vessel constructions. Further detail will be forthcoming. To register, please contact Erin.Dufour@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca
Draft Agenda Items
1. Introduction - PWGSC
2. Welcome - TBD
3. Peter Cairns, Canadian Shipbuilding Association.
4. Lessons Learned - Mark Seely - review results from earlier engagements per the summary below.
5. New Vessels less than 1000 tonnes at CCG - Robb Wight - overview of the new ship requirements planned in CCG.
6. Vessel Life Extensions at CCG - Michel Cecire - overview of the life extensions planned in CCG.
7. Latest from other departments - Stan Ouimet - brief overview of procurements underway or planned in these departments.
8. Question and Answer - Mark Seely et al - open forum for questions, comments.
Marine Systems Lessons Learned April 30, 2013 1. Budget - Fair for work and risk -Contingency should be provided for Risk - For Innovative requirements, Management Reserve for evolution - Validate prior to solicitation
2. Approach - For Innovative requirements, provide adequate focus on System Development Methodology and Change Control Procedure. - Basis of payment - Mature proven technology - Firm Price - Innovation - Flexible Basis of Payment - Avoid Build to Budget on innovative procurements (Level 3) - Avoid Enterprise Solutions on Marine procurements (Level 4) - Fair Risk Share - Mature proven technology - Design Then Build - Innovation - Design and Build, gating, early down select.
3. Specification - Avoid excessive mandatories - Avoid conflict between functional, performance and design obligations - Extra caution in applying "proven design" vs. performance obligations - Validate prior to solicitation
4. Schedule - Reasonable and practical - Omnibus requirements to be resource levelled, avoid gaps to enable continuity - Validate prior to solicitation
5. Method of Payment - Reasonably aligned with costs incurred - Avoid excessive Holdback
6. Price Adjustment - EPA To be considered on projects of long duration - FEA to be applied on projects where significant foreign content is expected
7. Liability - Use standard models where applicable for Limitation of Liability - Liquidated Damages applied only on mature proven technology (Level 2)
8. Qualification - Ensure adequate proven track record on engineering, financial, facility, insurance.
9. Process Simplification - Consider streaming procurements based on complexity. Delivery Date: Above-mentioned
The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement.
Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.
Not stated in the notice: procurement type, procurement method, selection criteria, region of delivery, region of opportunity, expected contract period, end user
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