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Other rules you need to know

Other Rules that are important within the procurement process.

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Other rules you need to know

Rule 58:

All-of-Government contracts

Explains how agencies should use All-of-Government contracts.
Rule 59:

Syndicated contracts

Explains how an agency can use syndicated contracts.
Rule 60:

Common Capability contracts

Explains common capability contracts and how an agency can use them.
Rule 61:

Web standards

Explains the requirement for an agency to include the New Zealand Government web standards as a pre-condition in their Notice of Procurement.
Rule 62:

Approved Government Model Templates

Explains the requirement for agencies to use Approved Government Model Templates.
Rule 63:

Intellectual property

Explains how an agency should address intellectual property in its Notice of Procurement.
Rule 64:

Infrastructure

Explains who an agency should engage with if considering an infrastructure procurement.
Rule 65:

Business cases and investment decisions

Explains the requirement for agencies to consult with Treasury if undertaking certain types of expenditure.
Rule 66:

Investment reviews

Explains when corporate centre reviews may be required on major projects.
Rule 67:

Timber and wood products

Directs agencies to the New Zealand timber and wood products procurement policy.
Rule 68:

Employee transfer costs

Explains the requirement for agencies to disclose the costs relating to the transfer of employees due to restructuring.
Rule 69:

Planning for new construction works

Directs agencies to apply the construction procurement guides.
Rule 70:

Procurement capability index

Explains the requirements of the Procurement Capability Index.
Rule 71:

Significant service contracts framework

Explains the requirements of the Significant Services Contracts Framework.

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