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2018-01-15 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 15 JANUARY 2018
Council entered into contract 1718Q043 – Stage 1 with ERM for the procurement and project
management of Solar Systems and Electrical Metering for the amount of $11,800 excl. GST.
This Stage 1 contract includes the following services/deliverables:
1. Metering reviews – a review of Council’s current electricity metering equipment and
capacity to utilise energy management systems at each location;
2. Preparation of Report specifying the recommended design for the installation of appropriate
energy management systems at each site;
3. Undertake subsequent procurement process on behalf of Council for sourcing of suitable
contractors to undertake the supply and installation of appropriate solar PV systems for
each of the four nominated sites system/s and the supply and installation of the
recommended Energy Management Systems. This included:
a. Tender/specification development,
b. Invitation to Quote;
c. Evaluation of contractor responses; and
d. Recommendation (to Council) of suitable contractors.
4. ERM, as Principal Contractor, to project manage all stages (and sub-contractors) of the
supply and installation, as approved by Council.
Subsequently, ERM completed a procurement process in accordance with the Sound Contracting
Principles; and it being at the sole discretion of Noosa Council to approve any third party/s
subcontractors, recommended by ERM, as a result of the procurement process.
ERM requested tenders from the following solar providers:
Cherry Energy
Solgen Energy
Infiinite Energy
Uni-industries
Planet Ark Power
24/7 Energy
Tenders were required to submit their responses to ERM by 8 December 2017 for ERM Energy
to review evaluation and provide a recommendation to Council. All tenders provided a formal
quotation with the exception of Uni Industries who declined to submit a formal offer.
5. Tender Assessment
ERM Power undertook an evaluation of all offers based on the following criteria:
Factor Percentage
Weighting
Quote Compliance 10%
Quality of submission 10%
Competitiveness of submission (pricing) 20%
Local representation & coverage 20%
Technical compliance 20%
Experience 20%
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