Local content, traced to origin. Plans reported as written.
Materials, labour and services traced to origin, with local industry plans reported the way the policy reads.
LIDP reporting that follows the plan you tendered.
Catchment's local content module handles LIDP reporting under the Victorian Local Jobs First Policy and local content requirements in other states. Your Local Industry Development Plan is loaded in the same structure you committed to at tender, and every purchase is recorded against it as the project runs, so your current position against the plan is always visible.
How it works.
Origin at line level
Local content is recorded where it is bought, not estimated at report time.
Plan-aligned
Local industry participation plans map to the same structure you tendered against.
ANZ value-add
Calculations follow the recognised value-add method, so figures survive review.
One register for the whole plan.
Commitments, current position and variance sit in one view - by package, supplier and category.
Why it matters.
A Local Industry Development Plan (LIDP) is tendered line by line, developed with the Industry Capability Network (ICN), and reviewed the same way. Reconstructing origin at report time from purchase orders and supplier recollection is where local content figures become difficult to substantiate. Catchment records origin where materials, labour and services are bought, keeps the plan in the structure you tendered against, and calculates value-add using the recognised ANZ method. Commitment, current position and variance stay in one register for the life of the project, so meeting your local content requirements under the Local Jobs First Policy is a matter of record rather than reconstruction.
General contractors
Report the plan exactly as it was committed, by package and supplier.
Suppliers
Record origin once at line level.
Government clients
See local content that traces to mill certificates and invoices.
Common questions.
How is local content calculated?
Using the ANZ value-add method, so figures follow the basis the policy expects.
Can it follow our tendered plan?
Yes. Plans map to the same structure you tendered against, so reporting reads like the commitment.
What evidence is held?
Origin documents such as mill certificates sit against the line items they support.
Does it replace the ICN LIDP submission?
No. Your LIDP is still developed and lodged through ICN. Catchment holds the data that shows how the project is tracking against it.
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