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2018-02-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 FEBRUARY 2018
Social enterprise proposals
Resource Recovery Australia Noosa Community Training Centre
Indigenous employment policy – 25% of staff are Not mentioned
indigenous employees.
Employment of disadvantaged people – offer Employment of disadvantaged people in Work
employment to long term unemployed and Skills Traineeships etc. Similar initiatives to RRA
disadvantaged as an objective to upskilling and submission. No commitment to regularly turnover
reemployment. Proposing to turn over staff after of staff after upskilling.
upskilling.
Training – Proposing to work with Horizons 2 Pty Provide a range of Government funded training
Ltd (local company) to provide staff training. As a programs such as First Start, Work skills, Youth
minimum standard RRA staff are trained to Skills, Get ready for work including training to
Certificate II Waste Management. Waste Management Certificate II and III.
Work in conjunction with “Work for the Dole” to Not mentioned.
upskill and improve employment opportunities.
Summary of tender evaluation scores:
Quality and Health and Safety:
Both organisations scored the same score of 80.
Capability and Resourcing:
RRA scored much higher (85 v 62.5) as their submission was very professional and
outlined current and proposed activities in NSW which could be replicated in Noosa.
Overall their submission was more innovative and expansive when compared to the NCTC
submission.
Methodology:
RRA provided a very clear outline of the services to be provided and the timelines when
various services would be introduced and how the services would be delivered, resulting in
a high score of 95 vs 50 for NCTC.
Environment and Sustainability:
RRA scored slightly higher (60 vs 50) than NCTC but this had little overall impact on final
scores.
Contribution to Local Economy:
NCTC scored 100 vs 82 as they are a local Not For Profit, and have a good track record of
providing local employment and training programs for the Noosa community. However it
should also be noted that RRA also propose to employ locals and provide local training
programs.
The evaluation resulted in a total score for price and non-price elements:
RRA 100 vs NCTC 78.27
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