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2018-03-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 MARCH 2018
Following tendering, the budget to complete the detailed design and undertake the construction
elements of the refurbishment works at the Noosaville Library is now confirmed as follows:
Item Cost
Project Costs to Date (incl. development of concept designs) $48,884
Tendered Contract Value (design and construct) $1,634,586
Project Management $45,000
Engineering consultants (ICT, Electrical, Mechanical) $incl.*
QLeave (on $1.63M) $7,764
Contingency (5% of construction) $81,729
Total $1,817,963
* included in contractor’s price as part of the D+C scope.
The total project cost is now estimated at $2.54 million. Council’s funding component, after
allowing for grant funding, is now estimated at $1.73 million. The breakdown is as follows:
Item Project Total – Preliminary Project Total –
estimate prior to tender Updated estimate
after tender
Sept 2017 Feb 2018
Detailed Design & Construction $1,343,257 $1,634,586
Project Management Incl. in above $45,000
Contingency Incl. in above $81,729
Temporary Library Relocation Incl. in above $100,000
Concept Design development $60,000 $48,884
Q Leave & other statutory fees $14,400 $7,764
RFID Technology $391,436 $391,436
Fitments, Loose Furniture & Fixtures $226,545 $226,545
Total $2,035,638 $2,535,944
Risks & Opportunities
Finance risks include:
Client request for scope changes. This will be mitigated through Project Control Group
management and limitation of client-requested scope variations.
Latent conditions. Most often characterised as a geotechnical risk, previous investigations
have mitigated much of this risk. As the majority of refurbishment is to occur on an existing
structure that has been carefully assessed through access to good historical information (for
example, the original design drawings), latent conditions are considered a minor risk for this
project only.
Variation risks. This has been partly mitigated through the lump sum construction
procurement method with further mitigation through post-tender clarifications, tying arete
Australia firmly into the scope of works.
Contingency amount being insufficient. This risk may be mitigated through the adoption of
saving options negotiated with arete Australia. The risk profile for the nature of the
construction for this project has also informed an appropriate allocation of contingency level.
Increase in temporary library accommodation costs due to extension of construction
timeframe. The programme that has been nominated for both construction and for the
temporary library service includes a level of allocation for delay (or ‘schedule float’) to account
for reasonable extensions of time for this type of project. The programme will be carefully
monitored to ensure temporary library costs are kept within budget and are not compromised.
Time risks include:
Wet-weather delays. Construction during the typically dry season aims to mitigate this. Some
wet-weather day allocations have been built into the programme. The majority of construction
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