Program-scale obligations, kept current.
Local industry participation plans and workforce targets that run for the life of the program - certified every month, not reconstructed at the end.
Social procurement obligations on major infrastructure programs.
As head contractor on a Victorian infrastructure program, your social procurement obligations typically include a Local Industry Development Plan under the Local Jobs First Policy, Major Projects Skills Guarantee hours, and Social Procurement Framework targets for First Nations and social enterprise outcomes. Catchment holds them all in one structure for the life of the program.
Where Catchment runs.
Roads & highways
Long programs with local industry participation plans certified monthly.
Bridges & tunnels
Complex packages and specialist trades, reporting into one queue.
Water & utilities
Regulated clients with governance records that must stay current.
Ports & marine
Multi-year works with local content traced to origin.
Airports
Live environments where evidence and inductions cannot lapse.
Urban precincts
Staged delivery with obligations that span years and contractors.
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The obligations you report against.
Major road, civil and utility programs carry local industry participation plans, workforce targets for apprentices, First Nations and female participation, and environmental commitments that run for years. Social procurement reporting requirements in Victoria call for certification monthly, and a gap found in year three is carried to completion. Outside Victoria, the same structure applies to state Aboriginal procurement policies and to the Commonwealth Indigenous Procurement Policy on federally funded work. Catchment keeps every obligation current from day one.
Common questions.
Can it handle multi-year programs?
Yes. Obligations are profiled once and reported monthly for the life of the program.
Is local content traced to origin?
Yes, at line level, using the ANZ value-add method. See Local content.
Does it support LIDP reporting in Victoria?
Yes. Your Local Industry Development Plan is loaded as tendered and tracked against actual purchases.
Built for your sector’s obligations.
Bring a live project and the policy it reports against.
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