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2019-10-08 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 OCTOBER 2019
The analysis takes a conservative approach regarding operations and maintenance to ensure
that Council can appropriately and adequately consider financial sustainability impacts on
Council and the community.
A new lease is to be established with the Peregian Beach Community House that will consider
the new operational costs and any potential opportunities to offset.
Risks & Opportunities
Finance Risks Mitigation
Council request for scope increases. This is to be mitigated through Project Control
Group and Capital Works Executive management
and limitation of client requested scope variations.
Community requests for scope changes once Council acceptance of scope as awarded with
construction commences and project becomes intention of not increasing scope.
publicly visible.
Geotechnical conditions give rise for contractor Pre tender geotechnical investigations, and
claiming variation costs. specifically drafted contract conditions have
mitigated much of this risk
Contractor claims for variations based on changes This has been mitigated through the lump sum
required for design. design and construct procurement method with
further mitigation to be managed through the
Project Control Group.
Clashes with underground services give rise for The contract conditions require full investigations
contractor claiming variation costs. by the contractor before proceeding with work. Pre
tender “Dial before you dig” report on the entire
site has concluded that the likelihood of clashes
that would give rise to a latent condition is
mitigated. This report is part of the tender
documents.
Contingency amount being insufficient This project has a reasonable level of contingency
at 20% and the site is considered relatively low
risk, hence unlikely to be a high risk.
Program Risks Mitigation
There is the potential that the project is delayed The site is to be managed to minimise lost time
due to above average wet weather from weather. The site is predominantly free
draining sand and generally lower risk of effects of
wet weather. The project can be delayed for up to
4 months before impacting the funding deadline.
The project has contingency measures to mitigate
knock on effects to other stages.
Resource risk The project has no unusual construction
requirements. All construction components can be
filled by experienced local contractors if required.
The appointment of an external superintendent
and design review consultant mitigates the
resourcing risk for Council.
Structure construction takes longer than allowed The contractor is well resourced with an ability to
for. increase crews to reduce risk of delays.
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