❓ Question regarding contracts between the Minister for Transport's departments/agencies and Salmat, a printing and mailing company. The Minister provides details on three contracts related to road safety, metropolitan strategy, and railway projects.
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468. Mr BROWN to the Minister representing the Minister for Transport:
(1) What Department's and agencies under the Minister's control have a contract with printing and mailing company Salmat?
(2) What is the nature of each contract?
(3) When was each contract entered into?
(4) What is the cost/value of each contract?
(5) When does each contract expire?
(6) What matters were taken into account in awarding the contract?
(1) What Department's and agencies under the Minister's control have a contract with printing and mailing company Salmat?
(2) What is the nature of each contract?
(3) When was each contract entered into?
(4) What is the cost/value of each contract?
(5) When does each contract expire?
(6) What matters were taken into account in awarding the contract?
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Answered
14 November 2000
Response time
97 days
The Minister Replied:
Department of Transport
(1)(a) Office of Road Safety.
(2) The WA Police Services has an existing contract with Salmat to insert and distribute notices for speed and red light camera infringements. Transport's Office of Road Safety, in collaboration with the WA Police Service, has developed road safety educational material to insert with these infringements notices.
The contract with Salmat is to insert the Brochures with these infringement notices.
(3) 18 May 2000.
(4) $15 000.
(5) May 2001, or when the WA Police Services ends their contract with Salmat - whichever occurs first.
(6) Sole source provider.
(1)(b) Metropolitan Strategy.
(2) Letter box delivery maps.
(3) 10 December 1999.
(4) $650.
(5) 16 December 1999.
(6) Verbal quote obtained.
(1)(c) South West Metro Railway.
(2) Distribute brochures on Rockingham options paper to approximately 26 000 households in Rockingham metropolitan and surrounding areas.
(3) 14 July 1999.
(4) $1 092.
(5) 20 July 1999.
(6) Verbal quote obtained.
Department of Transport
(1)(a) Office of Road Safety.
(2) The WA Police Services has an existing contract with Salmat to insert and distribute notices for speed and red light camera infringements. Transport's Office of Road Safety, in collaboration with the WA Police Service, has developed road safety educational material to insert with these infringements notices.
The contract with Salmat is to insert the Brochures with these infringement notices.
(3) 18 May 2000.
(4) $15 000.
(5) May 2001, or when the WA Police Services ends their contract with Salmat - whichever occurs first.
(6) Sole source provider.
(1)(b) Metropolitan Strategy.
(2) Letter box delivery maps.
(3) 10 December 1999.
(4) $650.
(5) 16 December 1999.
(6) Verbal quote obtained.
(1)(c) South West Metro Railway.
(2) Distribute brochures on Rockingham options paper to approximately 26 000 households in Rockingham metropolitan and surrounding areas.
(3) 14 July 1999.
(4) $1 092.
(5) 20 July 1999.
(6) Verbal quote obtained.
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