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Pdf (245.39Kb) Approved Register of CUA Buyers [as at 01 June 2021] Contents Western Australian State Agencies Bound by the Procurement Act 2020 ...................... 1 Other Entities .................................................................................................................. 4 Other Government Entities including Government Trading Enterprises and Universities .................................................................................................................. 4 Local Government Authorities ..................................................................................... 5 Charitable Institutions .................................................................................................. 5 Contact ......................................................................................................................... 10 Western Australian State Agencies Bound by the Procurement Act 2020 When a CUA is mandatory, the following WA State agencies MUST buy from contracted CUA suppliers. However, buying rules vary from one CUA to the next, with some being mandatory state-wide while others are only mandatory for purchasing in the Perth region. Regional based offices can apply local purchasing discretion under the Buy Local policy. Exclusions may apply in the following situations: where a State agency has an existing contract in place prior to the award of the CUA and when exemptions have been approved by the Department of Finance (Finance). • Agricultural Produce Commission • Animal Resources Authority • Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority • Building and Construction Industry Training Fund • Building Services Board • The Burswood Park Board • Central Regional TAFE • Chemistry Centre (WA) • Child and Adolescent Health Service • Commissioner for Children and Young People • Construction Industry Long Service Leave Payments Board • Corruption and Crime Commission • Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions • Department of Communities • Department of Education • Department of Finance • Department of Fire and Emergency Services • Department of Health • Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation • Department of Justice o Albany Regional Prison o Bandyup Women's Prison o Boronia Pre-release Centre for Women o Broome Regional Prison o Bunbury Regional Prison o Casuarina Prison o Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison o Greenough Regional Prison o Hakea Prison o Karnet Prison o Pardelup Prison o Roebourne Prison o West Kimberley Regional Prison o Wooroloo Prison o Banksia Hill Detention Centre o Regional Juvenile Remand Centres o Office of the Public Advocate o Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages • Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries o The Board of the Art Gallery of Western Australia o The Western Australian Museum o Perth Theatre Trust o ArtsWA o State Records Office o The Library Board of Western Australia • Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety o Energy Policy Western Australia • Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage • Department of the Premier and Cabinet o State Law Publisher • Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development • Department of the Registrar, WA Industrial Relations Commission • Department of Training and Workforce Development • Department of Transport • Department of Treasury • Department of Water and Environmental Regulation • East Metropolitan Health Service • Economic Regulation Authority • Equal Opportunity Commission • Forest Products Commission • Gascoyne Development Commission • Gold Corporation • Goldfields Esperance Development Commission Department of Finance Page 2 • Government Employees’ Superannuation Board • Great Southern Development Commission • Health and Disability Services Complaint Office • Health Support Services • Heritage Council of Western Australia • Insurance Commission of Western Australia • Keep Australia Beautiful Council (WA) • Kimberley Development Commission • Law Reform Commission of Western Australia • Legal Aid Commission of WA • Lotteries Commission of Western Australia (Lotterywest) • Main Roads Western Australia • Mental Health Commission • Metropolitan Cemeteries Board • Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority • Mid West Development Commission • Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia • The National Trust of Australia (WA) • North Metropolitan Health Service • North Metropolitan TAFE • North Regional TAFE • Office of the Auditor General • Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions • Office of the Information Commissioner • Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services • Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations • Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission of Western Australia • PathWest Laboratory Medicine WA • Peel Development Commission • Pilbara Development Commission • Public Sector Commission • Public Transport Authority of Western Australia • Public Trustee • Quadriplegic Centre • Racing and Wagering Western Australia • Rottnest Island Authority • Rural Business Development Corporation • School Curriculum and Standards Authority • Small Business Development Corporation • South Metropolitan Health Service • South Metropolitan TAFE • South Regional TAFE • South West Development Commission • Swan Bells Foundation Inc • Trustees of the Public Education Endowment Trust Department of Finance Page 3 • Western Australian Tourism Commission • WA Country Health Service • Western Australia Police Force o Road Safety Commission • Western Australian Electoral Commission • Western Australian Energy Disputes Arbitrator • Western Australian Greyhound Racing Association • Western Australian Health Promotion Foundation (Healthway) • Western Australian Institute of Sport • Western Australian Land Information Authority (Landgate) • Western Australian Meat Industry Authority • Western Australian Planning Commission • Western Australian Sports Centre Trust (VenuesWest) o HBF Arena o HBF Stadium o SpeedDome o WA Athletics Stadium o Champion Lakes Regatta Centre o RAC Arena o Motorplex o NIB Stadium o Bendat Basketball Centre o WA Rugby Centre • Western Australian Treasury Corporation • Wheatbelt Development Commission • WorkCover Western Australia • Zoological Parks Authority Other Entities In addition to the previously listed public State agencies, various other government organisations (State and Federal) and charities have approval from Finance to buy from most CUAs. The following government entities can buy from contracted CUA suppliers. They are not obligated to do so, even when the CUA is mandatory as they are not bound by the Procurement Act. Other Government Entities including Government Trading Enterprises and Universities • Architects Board of Western Australia • Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency • Bunbury Water Corporation (Aqwest) Department of Finance Page 4 • Busselton Water Corporation • Commonwealth Parliamentary Association WA Branch • Fremantle Ports Authority • Governor's Establishment • Horizon Power • Infrastructure WA • Kimberley Ports Authority • Western Australian Land Authority (Landcorp) • Legal Practice Board Western Australia • Legislative Assembly • Legislative Council • Mid West Ports Authority • Parliamentary Services Department (WA) • Pilbara Ports Authority • Southern Ports Authority • State Government Ministerial and Electorate Offices (CUA purchases not to be used for party political purposes) • Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation (Synergy) • Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia • Veterinary Surgeons Board of Western Australia • Water Corporation • Western Power Universities • Edith Cowan University • Curtin University • Murdoch University • The University of Notre Dame • The University of Western Australia • The University of Queensland Other Government Entities • Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources • Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications • National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority Local Government Authorities All Western Australian Local Government entities are able to access CUAs. Charitable Institutions In order to purchase from a CUA, a charitable institution must: • Be registered on the Australian Charities and Not For Profits Commission website (www.acnc.gov.au); and • Be approved by Finance as a CUA User. Department of Finance Page 5 Please note: If an approved user does not access a CUA within a two-year period, the Department of Finance may remove them from the Approved Users list. Organisations that have been approved and registered as a CUA user by the Department of Finance are as follows: • 4Lifeskills Inc • 55 Central Inc • Ability Centre Australasia • Aboriginal Health Council of WA • Aboriginal Hostels Limited • Aboriginal Legal Service of WA Inc • Access Housing Australia Ltd • Access Plus WA Deaf Inc • ACTIV Foundation Inc • Adult & Teen Challenge WA Inc • Advocare Incorporated • Air Force Association (Western Australian Division) Inc • Alinea Inc. • Alzheimer's WA • Amana Living Incorporated • Amaroo Care Services Inc • Anglicare WA • Arthritis Foundation of WA Inc • Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation • Association for Service to Torture and Trauma Survivors Inc • Asthma Foundation of WA Inc • Australian Red Cross Society - Western Australian Division • Autism Association of Western Australia Inc • Avivo: Live Life Inc • Avon Youth Community & Family Services Inc • Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation • Baptistcare WA Limited • Bedingfeld Park Inc • Bizlink
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