FAQs

Council's preferred option is for a single operator to manage both, but is open to receiving EOIs for either the Aquatic Operations or the Camping Ground Operations alone.

No. Proposals must address management of the entire site. Respondents should demonstrate how both components will be operated together.

Applications are open to:

• Incorporated community organisations
• Not-for-profit entities
• Partnerships or joint ventures between community organizations

Council may consider financial support or negotiated arrangements, particularly where strong community outcomes are demonstrated. This will be assessed as part of the EOI process.

Operating hours for the pool will be informed by community consultation outcomes. Respondents may propose variations, with justification.

Yes. A site inspection opportunity will be provided.

Yes. Respondents are encouraged to propose improvements or enhancements, subject to Council approval.

The successful operator will be responsible for routine and minor maintenance. Details will be outlined in the lease/licence agreement.

A minimum of $20 million public liability insurance is required. Additional insurances may be specified in the agreement.

Business continuity insurance may be required.

Submissions will be assessed against the published selection criteria, including:

• Capability and experience
• Service delivery
• Financial sustainability
• Community outcomes
• Risk and compliance

Yes. Council reserves the right to negotiate with one or more respondents as part of the EOI process.

No. This EOI process is not a contract. Council is not obliged to accept any submission.