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- Purpose of the Direction (Direction 1.1)
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- Managing probity in public construction (Direction and Instruction 4.2)
- Forward notices (Direction and Instruction 5.1)
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- Guiding principles (Public construction - Guidance 1.2)
- Application of the Directions and Instructions (Construction Guidance 1.3a)
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- Tender preparation and planning (Construction Guidance 3.1)
- Competition and contestability (Construction Guidance 3.2.1)
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- Promoting efficiency in the tender process (Construction Guidance 3.3)
- Tender Notices (Construction Guidance 3.4)
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- Tender Documentation (Construction Guidance 3.6)
- Evaluation criteria (Construction Guidance 3.7)
- Probity – apply public sector values (Construction Guidance 4.1.1)
- Probity – treat tender participants fairly and equally (Construction Guidance 4.1.2)
- Probity – maintain confidentiality of tender participants’ confidential information (Construction Guidance 4.1.3)
- Probity – auditable, accountable and transparent tender and contract management processes (Construction Guidance 4.1.4)
- Probity – identify and manage conflicts of interest (Construction Guidance 4.1.5a)
- Probity – commitment from tender participants (Construction Guidance 4.1.5b)
- Managing probity in Public Construction Procurement (Construction Guidance 4.2)
- Forward notices (Construction Guidance 5.1)
- Publishing details of procurements undertaken (Construction Guidance 5.2)
- Use of Registers and Supplier Panels (Construction Guidance 6.1)
- Contracting requirements (Construction Guidance 7.1)
- Compliance with legislative and policy requirements Contracting requirements (Construction Guidance 7.2.1)
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