1. Welcome to the Think London Webinar The 2012 Games – Procurement and Sustainability Janet Coyle, Head of 2012, Think London

2. Thank you to our partners:

3. Thank you to our partners:

4. 4 The 2012 Games – Procurement and SustainabilityGerry WalshProcurement Director, LOCOGLaurie NevilleProcurement Programme Manager, LOCOG21st January 2010

6. LOCOG’s procurement approach

7. Sustainability within the procurement process

9. Publicly funded

11. Commercially funded

13. 8 LOCOG has integrated the planning of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games 27th July – 9th September 2012 918 days to go until the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony

14. 9 London 2012 would like to thank our partners for their support Worldwide partners Official UK partners Official UK supporters Official UK suppliers and providers

16. LOCOG’s procurement approach

17. Sustainability within the procurement process

21. 14 Prospective suppliers are encouraged to read our ITT Part 1 Available online at: http://www.london2012.com/publications/locog-invitation-to-tender-itt-part-1-general-informatio.php

22. 15 LOCOG –Procurement Categories

24. LOCOG’s procurement approach

25. Sustainability within the procurement process

28. Applies to all Suppliers and Licensees

29. Practical application through the tendering process

30. Also applies to indirect suppliers to LOCOG (i.e. Premiums)

31. Sets out our expectations of Suppliers and Licenseeshttp://www.london2012.com/documents/locog-publications/sustainable-sourcing-code.pdf

33. ETI Base Code

34. Health & Safety

35. Diversity & Inclusion

36. Use of Secondary Materials

37. End use

38. Recycled Content

39. Packaging

40. Minimisation of Embodied Impacts

41. Minimise production / supply impacts wherever possible

42. “Healthy” Materials

43. Restrict use of certain substances / materials

44. Responding to the Code

45. Declarations

46. Management Plans

47. Sedex (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange)

48. Core Obligations

49. Integration into business process

50. Community benefits

51. Disclosure of sites

52. Use of sub-contractors / third parties

53. Supply chain auditing clause

54. Communication and complaints

56. Whether Sedex is mandatory or not

57. Supporting strategies and guidelines, e.g.

58. Food Vision

59. Event Guidelines, etc

60. Definitions used in the table:

61. 2 = high likelihood area will be assessed

62. 1 = potential to be assessed

65. LOCOG’s procurement approach

66. Sustainability within the procurement process

68. Sustainability is a key consideration within our procurement process, as detailed in the Sustainable Sourcing Code

69. We will place contracts to the value c£700m in the next two years

71. Questions and Answers