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2022-10-11 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 OCTOBER 2022
5. Submission Summary Table
Summary elements of the submissions is provided in the table below, including pricing for 20
year terms, being the lowest across all tenders.
Tender Respondent Associated Vessel Existing Annual Fixed Revenue Caveats/
No. Companies Sizes or New Fee Share Departures
(vehicle Vessels (excl GST) %
s) (20yr Term)
1 Divers Den Entrada 12
Investments Travel Group + New $2,567,288 5% No
Pty Ltd 12
2 Divers Den Entrada 27
Investments Travel Group + New $2,485,368 5% No
Pty Ltd 12
3 The Noofer - 10
Unit Trust + Existing
trading as 10 $4,500,000 10% Yes
Noosa-North
Shore
Ferries
4 KBRV Kelsian 21
Services Group Ltd + New
Pty Ltd trading as 10 $2,828,000 40% Yes
Sealink
Travel Group
5 KBRV Kelsian 21
Services Group Ltd +
Pty Ltd trading as 10 New $2,890,000 40% Yes
Sealink
Travel Group
6. Tender Assessment
Tenders were assessed by a panel of 5 staff, with additional specialist assessment and advice
provided by 4 consultants (specialising in financial, legal, marine engineering and traffic). The
tender evaluation panel undertook an assessment of five (5) conforming tender submissions
received from three (3) respondents through VendorPanel.
The conforming tenders were evaluated against the following criteria and weightings:
Evaluation Criteria Weighting
Price 40.0%
Service Plan 30.0%
Capability, Experience and Financial Capacity 12.5%
WH&S and Quality Systems 5.0%
Contribution to Local Community and Economy 5.0%
Environment and Sustainability Initiatives 7.5%
To support and monitor the tender process, Preston Law were commissioned as independent
probity advisors. Refer to the Probity Advisor Report included as Attachment 2.
The evaluation panel’s assessment found the alternate submission by Divers Den Investments
Pty Ltd (Entrada Travel Group) for the larger vessel (Tender 2 in this report), as the most
advantageous based on the following:
The respondent demonstrates suitable experience, capacity and professionalism to
deliver the service.
The significant vehicle capacity increases will provide a major improvement to the service
and substantially eliminate vehicle queuing issues, while also addressing a number of
operational risks and allowing Council to future-proof the service.
A full suite of contemporary and road-tested payment, ticketing and information platforms
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