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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 14 AUGUST 2023
an inclusive, connected and vibrant community.
Objective 2.7
Fund and deliver sustainable assets and facilities and associated services responding to the
changing needs of the community and the challenges and opportunities of the future .
Previous Council Consideration
Nil.
Finance
There is no budget allocated for this project as the expectation is for all funding to be recovered
by QRA grant.
Risk & Opportunities
Funding Risks Mitigation
The funding recovery via a The scope of the work has been deemed acceptable by QRA and
grant from QRA is therefore funding will be covered by the grant.
compromised. The concept design has also been independently peer reviewed,
and the design has been accepted.
QRA fund the work based on the agreed scope of work. Any risk to
cost recovery exists only when QRA have not agreed to the original
scope or any potential scope changes. Ongoing engagement with
QRA is essential to ensure risk mitigation.
Costs Risks Mitigation
The cost of work escalates This is a lump sum contract where escalation as part of the contract
during program. has not been accepted by Council. The contractor has had to price
for this risk in the submitted cost to Council.
Necessary variations to the scope will be covered by the grant
contingency.
Program Risks Mitigation
There is the potential that the Expected wet weather days are included in the recommended
project is delayed due to wet contractor’s timeline.
weather.
The recommended contractor has nominated a highly capable team
for this project, with CV's of personnel demonstrating suitable
Resource risk previous experience.
Specialist plant equipment will need to be sub-contracted as soon
as possible after tender award.
Lead time of materials Many associated risks are mitigated by ordering materials such as
impacting the program. anchors and drains as soon as possible after tender award.
Utilities such as Energex Management of utilities is the responsibility of the contractor and
activity may impact the interface issues will be determined by the contractor construction
program methodology. Council have placed suitable detail and provision of
cost in the contract allowing for the contractor to manage this
aspect.
Council has already commenced liaising with Energex regarding the
power pole movement if machinery clash is likely.
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