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Supplier Education Forum M lb Melbourne June 13, 2012 J 13 2012 Colby Hauser y National Sector Manager Oil & Gas National ICN role fully funded by Federal Government, delivered by ICN Key Objectives: Establish high level


  1. Supplier Education Forum M lb Melbourne – June 13, 2012 J 13 2012 Colby Hauser y

  2. National Sector Manager – Oil & Gas National ICN role fully funded by Federal Government, delivered by ICN Key Objectives: • Establish high level contact with Project Proponents to gain a better E t bli h hi h l l t t ith P j t P t t i b tt understanding of their (AIP) Australian Industry Participation. • Help reduce impediments (barriers) for ANZ suppliers in participating in the Oil & Gas Sector. • Contribute to the awareness of ANZ Oil & Gas supplier capability here and abroad • Bringing together ICN learning’s in the Oil & Gas Sector

  3. Current Oil & Gas Projects j Project / Majority Owner / State • Arrow Energy CSG ‐ LNG Project (Arrow Energy Pty Ltd ) ‐ QLD Australia Pacific LNG (Origin Energy & ConocoPhillips) ‐ QLD • Bonaparte LNG (GDF SUEZ BONAPARTE PTY LTD) ‐ NT • • Browse LNG Development (Woodside) ‐ WA Browse LNG Development (Woodside) WA • Gladstone LNG (Santos) ‐ QLD • Gorgon Project (Chevron) ‐ WA • Ichthys LNG Project (Inpex) ‐ NT h h j ( ) • Kitan Development Project (ENI) – NT • Macedon (BHP) – WA • PNG LNG Project (ExxonMobil) – QLD • Queensland Curtis LNG (BG Group) – QLD • • Shell Prelude FLNG Project (Shell) Shell Prelude FLNG Project (Shell) – WA / NT WA / NT • Wheatstone Project (Chevron) – WA

  4. Proposed Projects Proposed Projects Project / Majority Owner / State Greater Western Flank (GWF) Phase 1 Project (Woodside) – WA G t W t Fl k (GWF) Ph 1 P j t (W d id ) WA • • Longford Plant Upgrade (ExxonMobil) – VIC • Equus Project (Hess) ‐ WA Equus Project (Hess) WA

  5. ICN ROLE ICN ROLE ICN ROLE ICN ROLE Our AIM  Identify Competitive Australian Suppliers Our AIM  Identify Competitive Australian Suppliers Our AIM Our AIM Identify Competitive Australian Suppliers Identify Competitive Australian Suppliers • Enhance the tender list Enhance the tender list to reflect the most Enhance the tender list Enhance the tender list to reflect the most competitive capability in Australia • Thereby • Thereby, •maximizing competitive Australian content i in major projects j j t » Thus adding value to the Supply Chain

  6. Australian Industry Participation (AIP) Influence I fl SUPPLIERS EXPECTATIONS of AIP ICN Activity ICN Activity EPCM Procurement Activity EPCM Procurement Activity Review Shortlist Award Opportunity Pre qualify q y Tender Feedback to ICN Capability Capability Interest

  7. AIP Vendor Identification Process AIP Vendor Identification Process Project Owner Project Owner Project’s Engineering Company Project’s Engineering Company ominations List Packages ss ender Proces N Online systems Online systems Review Registrations e.g. ICN Gateway e.g. ICN Gateway AIP S AIP Supplier li Te evaluation process f Awards terest Other Supplier Other Supplier Informed of S S Sources Sources Register In Successful Tenderer Listed Successful Tenderer Successful Tenderer Australian Suppliers Australian Suppliers 8

  8. Company Profile Keys: Company Profile Keys: Company Profile Keys: Company Profile Keys: 1. Updated and Current Profiles 2. Appropriate Points of Contact 3. Relevant past Project experience 4 4. Accurate self evaluation of your capability and capacity Accurate self evaluation of your capability and capacity 5. Keep generic company info to a minimum.

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  12. Challenges to Local Suppliers Challenges to Local Suppliers Challenges to Local Suppliers Challenges to Local Suppliers • Offshore Engineering and Procurement • Global tendering Global tendering • Offshore Investment in projects • Tender/Contract package size • Modularisation • Modularisation

  13. Strengths of Local Suppliers Strengths of Local Suppliers • Cheaper labour rates vs. rest of the country • Long history of successful Project supply • Available capacity and identified capability Available capacity and identified capability • Individual competitive advantages

  14. Local Suppliers Critical Focus Areas Local Suppliers Critical Focus Areas Local Suppliers Critical Focus Areas Local Suppliers Critical Focus Areas • Timely response to Buyer enquires i l i • Providing the Buyer the specific information that g y p is requested • Financial risk assessment in undertaking the Financial risk assessment in undertaking the Enquiry • Understanding your competitors • Understanding your competitors • Opportunities after Project Construction

  15. Contact Details: Contact Details: Colby T. Hauser Colby T. Hauser National Sector Manager – Oil & Gas 180 Hay Street, East Perth, WA 6004 180 H St t E t P th WA 6004 P: 08 9365 7715 (direct) F: 08 9365 7550 Email: colby.hauser@icn.org.au y @ g

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