The Department of Housing and Works essential services to the Western Australian community are supported by substantial procurement activities. Achieving best value for money in procurement supports quality outcomes for the people we serve and stretches public expenditure.
The Western Australian Procurement Rules were developed by the Department of Housing and Works and aimed to harmonise not only Housing and Works' approach but the State’s approach to procurement, and in doing so:
- Promote the delivery of added sustainable economic, social and environmental benefits for Western Australians;
- Reduce the barriers to small and medium business participation;
- Strengthen integrity measures, to promote ethical and accountable practices; and
- Enables coordinated whole-of-government procurement leaderships, with localised accountability and decision making.
Housing and Works is committed to maintaining the highest level of ethical standards at all times and expects those doing business with us do the same. We invite you to become familiar with our Statement of Business ethics.
Project Bank Accounts
The Department of Housing and Works has implemented the use of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) on most high value construction contracts.
Tendering
The Department of Housing and Works tendering practices align to the Western Australian Procurement Rules.
How can Housing and Works subcontractors lodge a complaint
Information for Housing and Works housing subcontractors experiencing payment issues with head contractors.
Housing and Works Asbestos Management and Register
Department of Housing and Works asbestos register. To view the register, you will need a contractor code and password.
Housing Procurement Terms and Conditions
Information relating to Housing and Works housing procurement terms and conditions.
Housing maintenance contracts
Housing and Works engages contractors to deliver maintenance works across its various housing programs.
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