House of Assembly
Fifty-Fourth Parliament, Second Session (54-2)
54
2
Parliament of South Australia
House of Assembly
published
Estimates Replies
Goods and Services
Goods and Services
The Hon. A. KOUTSANTONIS
House of Assembly
West Torrens
Goods and Services
In reply to the Hon. A. KOUTSANTONIS (West Torrens) (24 November 2020). (Estimates Committee A)
The Hon. D.C. VAN HOLST PELLEKAAN
House of Assembly
Stuart
Minister for Energy and Mining
Goods and Services
The Hon. D.C. VAN HOLST PELLEKAAN (Stuart—Minister for Energy and Mining): I have been advised the following in relation to spend on goods and services:
The Department for Energy and Mining has budgeted to spend the following amounts on goods and services from 2020-21 across the forward estimates:
| 2020-21($000) |
2021-22($000) |
2022-23($000) |
2023-24($000) |
2024-25($000) |
| 48,676 |
39,737 |
31,435 |
30,855 |
28,687 |
The top 10 providers of goods and services to the department in 2019-20 were:
| SA Power Networks |
Operation costs for the state's temporary generators. |
$12.5 m |
| Mogas Regional Pty Ltd |
Fuel for the Remote Area Energy Supply scheme. |
$6.1 m |
| Cowell Electric Supply |
Electricity generation, distribution and retail services for the Remote Area Energy Supply scheme. |
$5.1 m |
| Hornsdale Power Reserve P/L |
Operation of the Hornsdale Power Reserve. |
$4.1 m |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport |
Office accommodation expenses. |
$3.3 m |
| Department of Primary Industries and Regions |
Information Communication Technology services provided under service level agreement. |
$2.0 m |
| Department for Innovation and Skills |
Corporate services support provided under service level agreement. |
$1.7 m |
| Crown Solicitors' Office |
Out-posted lawyers and other legal services. |
$1.0 m |
| Hogan Lovells |
Port Pirie Transformation legal services. |
$0.7 m |
| SRA Information Technology P/L |
System and application development and support. |
$0.6 m |