BC Construction Association
  • Industry Priorities
    • Skilled Workforce Development
    • Prompt Payment
    • Safety
    • Covid-19
    • Public Sector Procurement
    • Community Benefits Agreement
    • Provincial Budget
    • Federal Budget
    • Oil & Gas
    • Tariffs
    • View All Priorities…
    • BCCA Policy Statements
  • Procurement
    • BidCentral
    • Standard Documents
    • Builders Lien
    • Capital Asset Management Framework
    • Public Sector Procurement
      • Public Project Transparency Complaints
      • Read Your Contract
    • Construction Files
  • Skilled Workforce
    • Apprenticeship Services
    • Builders Life
    • BCCA Employee Benefits
    • BCCA Integrating Newcomers
    • Building Builders
    • Builders Code
    • Connect
    • LNG Canada Trades Training Fund
    • Safety
    • Skilled Trades Employment Program
    • Archived Programs
  • News & Publications
    • News
    • BCCA Podcast
    • Stat Packs & Data
    • Reports
    • Events
  • About BCCA
    • 50 Years: 1970-2020
    • Our Team
    • Board of Directors
      • BCCA Board Members Only
    • Annual Reports
    • Strategic Plan
    • Industry Representation
    • Committees
    • Regional Associations
    • Network & Partners
    • Careers at BCCA
    • Contact Us
  • Get Involved
    • Become a Member
    • Employee Benefit Programs
    • Safety
      • Site Ready BC Registration
      • The Tailgate Toolkit
    • Training
      • LNG Canada Trades Training Fund
      • SiteReady BC Safety Training
      • Builders Code Workplace Culture Training
      • Regional Construction Associations: Education and Training
    • Construction Month
    • Take a Survey
  • Search
  • Menu Menu

May 21, 2019

Public Sector Construction Procurement Practices

Update May 21 2019:

BCCA issued two Contractor’s Alerts warning BC contractors of “Onerous Bidding Conditions” on two Prince George construction projects being procured by BC Housing.

Update April 9 2019:

BCCA hosted a number of Ministry and Construction Employer Leaders for a Capital Asset Management Framework (CAMF) Breakfast during Construction Month. You can view the discussed topics in this presentation.

Post:

BCCA is focused on developing public sector procurement capacity and improving access to high quality project information through our BidCentral platform.

In the public sector, we believe that adherence to the Capital Asset Management Framework (CAMF) is essential to the fair, open, and transparent procurement process that is an obligation and responsibility of government to taxpayers.

Success rests on a contractor’s ability to access high quality project information from any region in BC, and on an owner’s ability to receive multiple compliant and professional bids from quality local contractors.

BCCA will continue to support BC’s public sector be offering the highest level of industry knowledge and expertise available.

Recent advocacy efforts include:

  • Infrastructure Masterclass
  • Best Bid definition and education
  • Public Sector Procurement Awards

We continue to work with the Ministry of Citizen’s Services to support their procurement innovation strategy and the re-visioning of BC Bid to ensure that the unique needs of construction are met.

Share this entry
  • Share on Facebook
  • Share on Twitter
  • Share on LinkedIn
  • Share by Mail
  • All News
    • News Releases
    • Official Statements
    • Industry Priority Updates
      • View all Industry Priorities
    • Other News

Keyword Search

Sign Up for our Newsletter!

Be sure to subscribe to our monthly BCCA Briefing to get the latest on important topics like prompt payment and compulsory trades.

Affiliated Construction Associations

© 2022 BC Construction Association. All Rights Reserved.

Contact / Careers / Privacy Policy

Five Work Site Essentials for Construction in CanadaOil & Gas
Scroll to top