IT:AD:Government Rules of Sourcing
Summary
When applicable, Government Procurement Rules determine some of the Compliance requirements that must be met (eg: see New Zealand Web Standards).
“If a Public Service department, New Zealand Police or New Zealand Defence Force outsources web development work, it must include, in its Notice of Procurement, a pre-condition for the work to comply with the mandatory requirements in the latest version of the New Zealand Government web standards.”
Notes
- Rule 6: Defines the Rules shall be applicable to all Public Services.
- Rule 7: Defines the Rules are applicable when the estimated total is in excess of $100,000
- Rule 11: Defines the Rules are applicable to the current type of contract.
- Rule 13: Defines the Rules cannot be opted out of (note: 13.3.k is not a valid reason).
- Rule 19: Defines that the procurement must be submitted to MBIE as an Extended Procurement Forecast (EPF).
- Rule 41: Addresses reasons to exclude vendors from further government work due to serious omissions. Would this include security/performance statements made in previous RFPs?
- Rule 58: Defines that web standards have to be met by .