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Goods and Services
In reply to Mr BOYER (Wright) (26 November 2020). (Estimates Committee B)
The Hon. D.G. PISONI (Unley—Minister for Innovation and Skills): I have been advised:
The following table details the annual goods and services budget for the Department for Innovation and Skills between 2020-21 and 2024-25:
2020-21Budget$000 | 2021-22Estimate$000 | 2022-23Estimate$000 | 2023-24Estimate$000 | |
Goods and Services | 18,112 | 13,320 | 11,399 | 11,243 |
No goods and services expenditure is budgeted for the Department for Innovation and Skills—Administered Items between 2020-21 and 2024-25.
The following table provides details on the top 10 providers of goods and services by value in 2019-20 for the Department for Innovation and Skills:
Provider | Description | Amount $ |
Renewal SA | Operating lease payments for TAFE SA campuses before they were sold to TAFE SA and the fit-out costs for the Eleanor Harrald Building at Lot Fourteen which were recovered from the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre. | 20,871,352 |
Department for Infrastructure and Transport | Office accommodation charges and the costs of capital improvements at TAFE campuses which were recovered from TAFE SA | 6,004,649 |
Department of Premier and Cabinet | Provision of telecommunication services | 987,288 |
Wavemaker | Marketing costs for various government initiatives including Skilling South Australia | 907,990 |
Data 3 Ltd | Software licencing and IT devices | 630,807 |
NEC Australia Pty Ltd | Network support and server | 491,985 |
SIMEC ZEN Energy Retail | Provision of utilities primarily relating to the TAFE Tea Tree Gully campus | 366,963 |
BDO Advisory (SA) P/L | To assist the transition of ICT services to the Department for Trade and Investment | 325,238 |
Hassell Ltd | Scoping Study for the International Centre at Lot Fourteen | 246,217 |
Peoplebank Australia Ltd | Temporary staff working across various ICT projects | 245,452 |
No goods and services expenditure was incurred by the Department for Innovation and Skills—Administered Items in 2019-20.