Contractors prequalified, risks reported, obligations tracked.

Councils run hundreds of contractors, dozens of sites and a long list of obligations. Obliwise prequalifies contractors before they are engaged, keeps enterprise and operational risk in one register for the audit committee, and tracks the laws that apply with what each one requires.

Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.

What local government teams use most

The capabilities that matter most in local government, all ready on the first day.

  • Prequalification

    Each company's prequalification status is tracked against the requirements for its work.

  • Modern slavery questions

    Responsible procurement and modern slavery questions are part of prequalification.

  • Enterprise risk management

    Strategic, financial and compliance risks sit beside operational ones with appetite, key risk indicators and board reporting.

  • Legal register

    The laws, codes and standards that apply to you are listed with what each requires.

  • Business continuity

    Critical operations, tolerances, continuity plans and their testing are managed in one place.

  • Meetings and committees

    Safety committees and meetings run with agendas, minutes, attendance and actions that are followed up.

  • Surveys

    Surveys run anonymously or by name, with a minimum group size before results show and settings frozen once they start.

  • Approval before publishing

    Documents are approved by the right people before they are published, and the approval is bound to the exact version.

  • Retention and disposal

    Retention rules decide when records are reviewed and disposed of, with sign-off before anything goes.

  • Choose your hosting region

    Your data is hosted in the AWS region you choose, anywhere AWS operates, and stays there.

Worked example: a parks maintenance contract

A council engages a contractor to maintain parks across the district.

  1. Step 1: Prequalified before award

    The contractor answers the prequalification and modern slavery questions and uploads its insurance.

  2. Step 2: Workers checked on the job

    The contractor's workers sign in at each depot, with their chainsaw tickets checked.

  3. Step 3: Performance scored

    Inspections of the contractor's work feed a scorecard reviewed at each contract meeting.

  4. Step 4: Reported to committee

    The contract risk and the scorecard go to the audit committee in the quarterly report.

See how Obliwise fits local government.

Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.