Accreditations
Vertel is committed to providing the highest quality to our clients. As a business we hold or have applications in process for a number of regional and globally recognised accreditations for quality.
The Government’s procurement policy provides the framework for agencies to achieve value for money from their procurement whilst being fair, ethical and transparent.
Vertel are on both the Government Telecommunications Agreements ITS2360 (GTAs) panel and Contract ITS 2573 Radio Network Services for Whole of Government.
Local Government Procurement (LGP) has been established to provide a fully integrated procurement service to councils and associated organisations in NSW.
Queensland Government ICT (GiTC V5)
The Queensland Government maintains a substantial on-going investment in information and communications technology (ICT) products and services. To this end the Queensland Government (through the Department of Public Works), has established the Government Information Technology Contracting Framework (GITC V5) as the cornerstone of Government procurement for ICT products and services.
The ICT Services CUA is an integrated Information and Communications Technology (ICT) common use arrangement that is mandatory for all Western Australian government buyers in the metropolitan region. It provides standardised processes and supporting templates through which government agencies can procure ICT services from a market of known suppliers pre-qualified for one or more services.
State of Queensland ICT Arrangement PW-ICT-067
For Departments of Public Works and Education and Training (DET) for the provision of Voice, Data and Mobile Products and/or Services.
Applied Information in Communications Technology in Education Panel ITO C092277
Approved supplier for the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) - Consultancy Services
Australian Government's Information and Communications Technology Multi-Use List (ICT MUL).
The ICT MUL is a list of ICT suppliers that Australian Government agencies can use to source ICT goods and services and to select tender.
Australian Government Telecommunications Arrangements (AGTA)
The Department of Finance and Deregulation (Finance), partners with telecommunications suppliers and Australian Government agencies to enable agencies to obtain telecommunications at whole of government prices through a Head Agreement framework with standard terms and conditions.
Government and Industry Principal of Engagement on ICT
An approved signatory on the Government and Industry Principles of Engagement on ICT (the Principles). This outlines the expected standards and behaviours for all members of the Australian Government’s value chain including Government agencies/bodies and suppliers.
