❓ A parliamentary question regarding the State Government's decision to contract Baycorp for bailiff duties, inquiring about the contract's details and oversight mechanisms. The Attorney General provides specific answers to each part of the question.
AnsweredQoN 7557Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the State Government contracting the private company Baycorp to undertake those duties previously performed by bailiffs, and I ask:
(a) when was this contract executed;
(b) how many other tenders were there;
(c) what is the value of the contract;
(d) what is the duration of this contract; and
(e) what oversight and/or review mechanisms are there in this contract?
(a) when was this contract executed;
(b) how many other tenders were there;
(c) what is the value of the contract;
(d) what is the duration of this contract; and
(e) what oversight and/or review mechanisms are there in this contract?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
1 May 2012
Response time
40 days
(a) The contract was executed on 7 January 2010. Disengagement of outgoing contractors commenced on 15 January 2010 and the Baycorp contract was fully operational as at 31 May 2010;
(b) Two other tenders were received in addition to the Baycorp tender;
(c) The Contract estimate for the combined Fines Enforcement, Civil Enforcement and Department of Transport Driver Licence Notices contract is $31 000 000;
(d) Three years following phased transition with two (2) one year extension options and one year for disengagement of services;
(e) In addition to standard contractor undertakings, the combined contract includes key performance and reporting requirements which are reviewed by a contract management team and a steering committee. The Department also maintains contract management personnel and a dedicated quality assurance team to monitor and review contractor performance.
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(b) Two other tenders were received in addition to the Baycorp tender;
(c) The Contract estimate for the combined Fines Enforcement, Civil Enforcement and Department of Transport Driver Licence Notices contract is $31 000 000;
(d) Three years following phased transition with two (2) one year extension options and one year for disengagement of services;
(e) In addition to standard contractor undertakings, the combined contract includes key performance and reporting requirements which are reviewed by a contract management team and a steering committee. The Department also maintains contract management personnel and a dedicated quality assurance team to monitor and review contractor performance.
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