Contract Information Class 1 | |
Reference Number | 1998/ITS1 |
Amount Payable | Greater than $150,000.00 This is a rolling contract. The total amount payable depends on the number of pieces of equipment leased through the Macquarie Bank and depends on UOW requirements for desktops, laptops and peripherals. |
Effective Date | 01/01/1998 |
Completion Date | 31/12/2025 |
Name and business address of the contractor |
Macquarie Bank Ltd - FORREST ACT 2603
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Particulars of the project to be undertaken, the goods or services to be provided or real property to be leased/transferred | Macquarie Bank Ltd is providing the University with desktop and laptop computer hardware and peripherals, under lease arrangement through a Master Equipment Rental Agreement. |
Details of any related body corporate or private sector entity who will be involved in carrying out any of the contractor’s obligations or receive a benefit. | |
Are there any provisions under which the amount payable may be varied? | Yes |
Amount Payable Variation Clauses | The amount payable is dependent on the total pieces of equipment purchased/returned, as well as the term of the lease, through the lease agreement based on UOW needs. |
Can the contract be renegotiated? | Yes |
Renegotiation Clauses | No waiver, amendment or consent with respect to any lease document, shall bind either party unless in writing and signed by both parties |
Did the contract involve a tender process? | No |
Description of any provisions under which the contractor is to receive payment for providing operational or maintenance services | N/A |
Contract Information Class 2 | |
Is there a transfer of significant assets to the State? | No |
Is there a transfer of significant assets to the contractor? | No |
Has any cost-benefit analysis been undertaken by UOW? | Yes |
Cost Benefit Analysis Results | Macquarie Bank is currently providing the best value lease arrangements |
Was a public sector comparator used? | N/A |
Details | N/A |
Did the contractor provide a base case financial model? | N/A |
Details | N/A |
If relevant, provide details of how risk is to be apportioned between the parties. | UOW must notify Macquarie Bank within 30 days if goods are lost, destroyed or damaged. All goods must be returned to Macquarie Bank in a saleable quality. Additional charges may apply for return of damaged goods. |
Have there been any significant guarantees or undertakings between the parties? | No |
Other Key Elements | N/A |