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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 DECEMBER 2016
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 DECEMBER 2016
»— Crowe Horwath.
* The tender evaluation process was undertaken in a manner free of bias and the ranking is a true
representation of the tenderers offers.
1.5 Scope
We performed Agreed Upon Procedures in accordance with the scope included as Appendix 1 to this report.
A summary of the scope elements reviewed and findings identified is included in the table below:
Scope Element Findings Identified
Review Project / Tender Documentation -
Probity Plan 1
Physical Security and Risk Management -
Confidentiality and Conflicts of Interest -
Timeframes and Briefing Sessions 2
Procurement Method / Approach to Market -
Supplier Briefings -
Evaluation Criteria 3; 4,5
1.6 Exclusions
The probity audit was restricted to the performance of the Agreed Upon Procedures outlined in Appendix 2
and did not cover the following:
« The actual evaluations of tenders and / or proposals (other than observation of these processes); and
= Any legal undertakings if probity was breached or conflicts exist.
1.7 Limitations
The scope of our work was subject to the following limitations:
= The Probity Auditor services have only covered the Waste Management 2017-2024 tender processes up
to the report to Council setting out the evaluation results and the evaluation team’s recommended
outcome. The scope of work has not included consideration of post evaluation processes such as
recommendation approval, contract finalisation, final contract awards and unsuccessful offeror briefings.
* The Probity Auditor services have not provided assurance or advice on the technical content or
appropriateness of service design or specifications of the Waste Management 2017-2024 tender
processes.
1.8 Summary of Findings
A number of findings, summarised below, were identified during the performance of the Probity Auditor
services. In each case, recommendations raised were actioned by Council Management in a timely manner
and to the satisfaction of the Probity Auditor:
© Finding 1 — Revisions to Draft Probity Plan: A number of revisions were proposed to Council's draft
Probity Plan. These revisions were accepted by Council Management and implemented prior to the
release of tender documents to the market. Additionally, probity briefing sessions were held with Council
staff and prospective tenderers and a memo on probity considerations was issued to Councillors.
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