EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Former Belair Golf Course and Country Club site in Belair National Park
Applications open 24 September 2018 to 1 November 2018
To arrange a site inspection contact the Knight Frank representatives, see back page for contact details.
The South Australian government supports partnerships built on mutual respect and trust between Aboriginal traditional owners, the community and industry. The Department for Environment and Water respects the rights and aspirations of traditional owners for their Country and supports nature-based tourism that values and respects Aboriginal people and their culture.
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InvitationThe Department for Environment and Water (DEW) is seeking expressions of interest for new management, through lease or licence arrangements, over all or part of the former Belair Golf Course and Country Club (the site).
The new government wants to partner with the private sector to develop opportunities for more nature-based tourism experiences in South Australia’s natural environment. The return of the lease over the Belair Golf Course and Country Club provides an opportunity to reinvigorate the site and offer new experiences to benefit the visitors to Belair National Park.
It is vital that these initiatives strike a careful balance between conservation and economic development, raising the profile of our state, welcoming people into our parks, invigorating local economies and creating jobs.
Following extensive community consultation, DEW is now seeking expressions of interest (EOI) to manage this unique site. Ideally located, with its own private access entry road and various infrastructure, the site covers more than 50 hectares in the south-west corner of Belair National Park.
Developing a business in a park offers an opportunity to capitalise on the internationally recognised ‘National Parks’ brand. It also links your product or service to a health and wellbeing market, giving it distinctive appeal and a strong competitive advantage.
DEW welcomes proposals from a single operator to manage the entire site, proposals from multiple operators for parts of the site and proposals from community and local groups. This invitation to submit an EOI will lead to the shortlisting of proposals and selection for direct negotiation of lease or licence arrangements.
Please note that the buildings require investment prior to tenancy. DEW will also consider proposals for removal and replacement, subject to heritage considerations.
To arrange a site inspection please contact the Knight Frank representatives (see back page for contact details).
DEW invites you to submit your proposal by close of business 1 November 2018.
Ideally located in the hillside suburb of Belair in the backyard of metropolitan Adelaide, Belair National Park attracts more than 500,000 vistors each year.
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Adelaide 13km
Scale of area compared to Belair National park
Function centre
Gazebo
Clubrooms
Workshop and shed
Workshop and shed within a secure fenced area of approximately 1200m2
Gazebo, a favoured location for outdoor wedding ceremonies
Private entrance, carparking for 35 standard and 2 accessible, close to public transport
Site featuresIn addition to being located within Belair National Park, South Australia’s first national park, the site features the following:
Site precinctsProposals for all or part of the site will be considered. Intended as a guide only, alternative areas are welcomed.
Large two level function centre (c.1990s) with adaptive spaces, balconies, commerical kitchen spaces on both levels and wheelchair access. Function areas provide for small groups and up to 200 people. Approximately 878m2
Clubrooms (c.1940s) in separate building with kitchen facilities. Approximately 82m2
A variety of tracks and trails and open space of varying terrain, formerly the golf fairways and greens. The southern areas next to Upper Sturt Road are relatively flat, with remaining areas undulating or inclining towards the function centre
Precinct 1: Whole of site (Approximately 50 hectares)
Belair National Park (Not included in Expression of Interest)
Precinct 2: Function centre, club rooms and gazebo (Approximately 1.8 hectares)
Precinct 4: 46 hectares of land (Approximately)
Holiday Park (Not included in Expression of Interest, refer to page 6)
Precinct 3: Workshop and shed (Secure area of approximately 1200m2)
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Belair National Park is one of South Australia’s most loved destinations, attracting around 500,000 visitors each year. Set in beautiful natural bushland, the park is located at Belair in the Mount Lofty Ranges, 13 km and just 25 minutes south-east from Adelaide city centre.
HistoryThe Kaurna people have been the traditional custodians of the land in this area for hundreds of generations and maintain a strong Connection to Country through their cultural practices and commitments to Kaurna heritage, language and youth.
The park holds significance as South Australia’s first national park (1891) and the second national park in Australia after Royal National Park near Sydney (1879). Initially established after a decade-long campaign, it signified the growing public commitment at the time to retain natural areas for both conservation and recreation and is now a designated State Heritage Area in its own right.
Belair National Park provides for a variety of activities and facilities such as walking, horse riding and mountain biking trails, tennis courts and cricket ovals, picnic and BBQ facilities, as well as accommodating State Flora, South Australia’s oldest plant nursery, and Old Government House, a heritage-listed iconic Victorian residence. It is also one of the few relatively undisturbed areas of native vegetation in the Adelaide Hills region, making it an important refuge for native plants, animals and birdlife.
Golf course historyIn 1934, the Belair Golf Course was established in the south-west corner of the 835 hectare national park. The nine-hole course was extended to 18 holes in 1941 and was further redeveloped through clearing for the fairways on the western side of the course in the 1970s. The course was operated by National Parks until 1982 when a private business took over management via a commercial lease. Management of the site continued under various commercial lease arrangements until March 2018 when management of the site returned to DEW.
The proximity of the greater Belair National Park area and its facilities may provide mutual benefit to the future operations of the site, and the park. DEW anticipates that visitation will be greatly influenced by the quality, style, management and marketing of the proposed activity/business. It is recommended that proponents conduct their own research into anticipated visitation levels related to their proposal.
AccessThe former Golf Course and Country Club site has 24-hour access from a private road shared with Belair Holiday Park. The entrance is from Upper Sturt Road, 100 m south of the main vehicle entrance to Belair National Park. The private road leads to a carpark with 35 standard and two designated accessible parking spaces.
Bus Stop 27B is located 200 m from the private road entrance on Upper Sturt Road. Three additional bus stops are also located on the western and southern border of the site, along Upper Sturt Road (Stop 27C, Stop 28 and Stop 29). Pedestrian and cyclist access is via the private road entrance, as well as from access points along Upper Sturt Road or through Belair National Park.
Traditional ownersThe Kaurna people are recognised as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters of the Adelaide plains and adjacent areas. The Kaurna connection to Belair specifically can be seen through a variety of on ground works including cultural tours, contributions to events (such as Cubby Town) and cultural site inspections.
DEW’s commitment to Kaurna reflects its broader support for partnerships built on mutual respect and trust between Aboriginal Traditional Owners, the community and industry. DEW respects the rights and aspirations of Traditional Owners for their Country and advocates for cooperative partnerships with the Kaurna Community to promote opportunities for Connection to Country and employment which will contribute to the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people and communities.
DEW understands its obligations under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1988 (SA) (AHA) and is committed to the protection and continuation of living Kaurna culture and heritage in all its parks.
Proposals that consider working collaboratively with the Kaurna community will be viewed favourably.
A DEW Aboriginal engagement staff member will be available to provide assistance on request.
Friends of Old Government House and Friends of Belair National ParkBelair National Park is supported by two long established community groups whose members volunteer in, and provide support for, the protection and preservation of the natural and historical values of the Belair National Park and Old Government House.
The Friends of Belair National Park provide cultural and social activities for both its members and the general public.
Belair National Park
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The Friends of Old Government House are an active group of volunteers from a wide range of backgrounds with a common interest in preserving Old Government House and its gardens.
Both groups raise funds for special projects and provide voluntary assistance to the park in close cooperation and liaison with DEW staff.
Heritage In 1985, Belair National Park was declared as a State Heritage Area under the then South Australian Heritage Act 1978-1980.
The whole park is significant for the manner in which it displays the government and society’s approach to recreation and conservation together and for the physical fabric which embodies those values and for all specific places separately listed. This approach has been adapted over time so that future change can be accommodated without necessarily threatening the heritage values of the park.
Evidence of the park’s ongoing history and development under the management of appointed Commissioners is apparent in the ovals, pavilions, exotic tree plantings and other improvements which reflect ever changing conceptions of recreation and conservation.
Biodiversity Belair National Park is classified as a Natural Monument (IUCN category III), described as a protected area managed mainly for the conservation of specific natural features in the Adelaide Mount Lofty Ranges region. The park is home to many native species, including rare and endangered mammals, reptiles and amphibians with more than 130 native bird species being transient visitors to the park.
The park’s topography is varied, ranging from the gently undulating land of the western portion to the more rugged ridges and valleys of the eastern portion.
The former Belair Golf Course and Country Club site includes contains significant areas of intact native vegetation covering approximately half of the site. The vegetation contains both state threatened species under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 and the nationally threatened Grey Box (Eucalyptus microcarpa) grassy woodlands Community. The vegetation is of significance given the high levels of species diversity and it’s connectivity to more expansive areas of vegetation within Belair National Park.
Proposals for use of the site should clearly aim to maintain and enhance the areas of good quality native vegetation and to consolidate and expand areas of existing vegetation to form larger and more significant patches of vegetation. Management of weeds and public access within areas of native vegetation will need to be clearly addressed to prevent any future decline in the vegetation.
Belair National Park Caravan ParkThe Belair Caravan Park has provided accommodation for guests attending events and functions at the adjacent golf course and function centre since the early 1980s and is operated under separate lease arrangements with DEW.
Located on approximately 4 hectares in the south-west portion of the Belair National Park, the Belair Caravan Park contains the following:
• 11 ensuite cabins
• 9 standard cabins
• 6 ensuite glamping tents
• 41 powered and 30 unpowered sites
• campers’ kitchen and barbecue areas
• swimming pool
• playground
The Belair Caravan Park business is available for purchase. To enquire about this separate opportunity please contact the agent for the Belair Caravan Park:
Murray Fielder Caravan Park Broker 0407 835 073 www.caravanparkbroker.com.au [email protected]
www.belaircaravanpark.com.au
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Function centreConstructed in the early 1990s, the function centre was previously operated as a golf clubhouse and highly successful function centre, particularly well known as a wedding and conference venue.
Ground floor (Approximately 405m2)• Entrance hall and staircase to first floor
• Substantial reception area with a veranda overlooking the green expanse
• Office area
• Bar area
• Commercial kitchen (no equipment)
• Toilet facilities
First Floor (Approximately 473m2)• Triple aspect function room with balconies
to three sides and a dance floor
• Commercial kitchen (no equipment)
• Bar area with balcony
• Toilet facilities
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Image credit: Simon Wicks
Ground floor function room
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Constructed as the original clubrooms circa 1940s, the clubrooms sits adjacent to the two storey main building. Approximately 82m2.
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Previously operated as the groundskeeper’s workshop and storage. Secure area of approximately 1200m2.
Facilities include:• Substantial sheds
• Kitchen
• Office
• Toilet facilities
• Concrete hardstand
• Enclosed with secure fencing and gates
An additional standalone shed is located in the south-east corner of the site with private access from Upper Sturt Road.
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What type of proposals will be considered?As the site will remain part of Belair National Park, freeholding options and long-term residential accommodation are not available. However, proposals for either part of or the whole site will be considered for either exclusive use (lease) or non-exclusive occupation (licence) on an ongoing, single-use or seasonal basis.
Commercial or non-commercial use will be considered, as will modification of existing buildings and the development of new facilities (subject to relevant approvals).
Businesses and non-commercial organisations with environmentally, socially and economically sustainable proposals are encouraged to submit a proposal.
Precincts are provided as a guide, alternate or combined areas are welcomed.
Precinct 1: Whole of sitePrecinct 2: Function centre, club rooms and gazeboPrecinct 3: Workshop and shedPrecinct 4: 46 hectares of land (Approximately)
Site objectivesDEW is interested in receiving Expressions of Interest that demonstrate how enterprises will meet the objectives for the future use of the site.
These objectives include:
• Protecting, conserving and promoting the natural and heritage values and features of Belair National Park.
• Enhancing visitors’ enjoyment and appreciation of Belair National Park.
• Promoting the health and wellbeing benefits of engaging with parks and nature.
• Creating jobs and opportunities for local businesses or interest groups.
• Aligning with community expectations for the site.
The opportunity
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Community expectationsThere is significant community interest in the future of the site, with expectations ranging from (but not limited to):
• Operating as a function centre, restaurant, café, wedding venue, health and wellbeing fitness centre, gallery, arts precinct, cultural centre, education facility, community centre or sports hub
• Operating commercial or non-commercial activities, including recreational, adventure tourism, environmental, educational or cultural activities
• Open access for walking, riding, recreation and gatherings
• Operating community-based activities, including farmers’ market, community gardens or providing meeting and storage places for community groups
• Hosting arts, music and cultural events
• Retaining golf in some form, either 18 holes, 9 holes, a driving range or skills course
• Large group accomodation including expansion of the caravan park
• Hosting nature-based activities, bushfood trails and interpretive trails for all ages and abilities
• Aboriginal Connection to Country practices and commercial activities including cultural tours, workshops and bushfood demonstrations
• Implementing mental health awareness programs and courses that connect with nature to aid improved wellbeing
• Returning the site to a natural state, working with community revegetation groups
• Minimising environmental impact and achieving high standards of environmental conservation
Your proposal should carefully consider community expectations.
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Proponents who can demonstrate experience in operating an enterprise or have the financial capacity to develop and operate products, services or activities in a national park are encouraged to express their interest in this opportunity. Community and non-government organisations interested in use of part of the site are also encouraged to apply.
Proposals will be assessed by a DEW Assessment Panel in a
single-stage process, against evaluation criteria in accordance with leasing policy, legislation and management strategies.
The following information must be provided in your proposal. Applicants should ensure their submission thoroughly addresses the evaluation criteria.
Your proposal should be a maximum of three pages, excluding any attachments or appendices.
Preparing your proposal
Provide the following information in your proposal?
Executive summary
A high level summary must be included in your EOI, including your target market or audience and highlighting any issues to provide a holistic picture of your proposal.
Proponent’s details
Please include the following information in your proposal:
• Full legal and trade name
• ABN/ACN or incorporated Association details (if applicable)
• Registered business office address
• Postal, email and website address
• Name, title and contact details of the proposal’s contact person
Your proposal
Your proposal must include:
• Which Precinct/s you are applying for (or define new precinct)
• How your proposal aligns to the site objectives
• Written confirmation of terms being offered, including rental figure, the lease or licence term and renewal term being sought and any other terms/conditions which may form part of your proposal
• Description of style/type of operation proposed
• The target market and/or audience
• Business Plan detailing your aims and methods, including Profit and Loss, Cash-flow and Balance Sheet projections for the funding period, that demonstrates the financial viability of the project (2 years)
• Marketing Plan for opening and establishment phases (2 years)
• How and when you plan to deliver your proposal
Background and capability of proponent
Please include the following in your proposal:
• Details of any existing business interests and the relationship of those to the proposal
• Your ability to plan, construct, fund and operate the proposed business
• Statement of Financial Position of applicant (and any partners) for past 3 years
• Details of similar previous commercial or non-commercial projects developed, managed or operated
• Details of experience working with a Government entity and/or local community groups
• At least two referees, including referee phone and email contact details
• The likelihood the project will be reliant upon future Government funding
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Evaluation criteria Expression of Interest
Criteria Examples of what the assessment panel will be looking for in a proposal
1. AlignmentThe proposal must align with the relevant site objectives.
• The proposal contains descriptions, maps or diagrams that show how the proposed enterprise will align with the site objectives.
• Consider aligning with community expectations for the site.
2. Business PartneringThe proposal outlines how the enterprise will collaborate with, or complement, other local businesses, interest groups and volunteers.
• The proposal outlines how the enterprise will complement the work of DEW’s Natural Resources Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges and supports the South Australian Government’s agenda.
• The proposal outlines how the enterprise will collaborate with, or complement, other local businesses, interest groups and volunteers.
• The proposal outlines how the enterprise will engage or collaborate with Kaurna or other Aboriginal businesses, values and aspirations.
3. Financial ViabilityThe proposal must be financially viable.
• The proposal demonstrates the proponent’s financial capacity to fund the enterprise.
• The proposal demonstrates the proponent’s business capacity, or has sourced the expertise, to initiate and run the enterprise.
• The proposal contains a business model that demonstrates that it is financially viable.
DEW understands the significant investment of time and resources required to prepare an EOI submission. In this invitation, DEW has sought to minimise the financial and preparatory requirements for proponents, however, sufficient
information is required to ensure that appropriate business proposals, backed by suitably experienced and capable businesses, are shortlisted. The following criteria will be considered to shortlist proposals.
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Important notes for proponentsThis document is provided to assist proponents in making their own appraisal of the opportunity presented herein and in deciding whether to submit an EOI. The information regarding this opportunity is not, however, intended to serve as the basis for an investment decision on the opportunity. Each proponent is expected to make such independent investigation and to obtain such independent advice as they may deem necessary for such a decision.
Proponents preparing and submitting an EOI should note that this invitation is not an offer but is an invitation to interested parties to lodge a submission and demonstrate their capability to perform in accordance with their submission. Additionally, the submission of an EOI does not place any obligation on the proponent, or on DEW, to proceed to the negotiation stage.
Proponents should note that all fittings and equiptment shown, are for illustrative purposes only.
The invitation or the selection of a preferred proponent/s to enter the next stage of the process will not in itself be deemed to create any binding contract (including a process contract) between DEW and the proponent/s, nor should it create any expectation on the part of the proponent, until a final legal agreement has been executed by both parties.
Planning and legislation may affect your proposal. The pathway for statutory approvals may differ depending on your business proposal. For information on best practice visit www.parks.sa.gov.au/newbusiness.
Building and water supply infrastructureAll built facilities require upgrade prior to occupation. Water supply infrastructure for the former golf course requires major refurbishment. Proposals for building removal and replacement will be considered, subject to heritage considerations. Proponents are encouraged to discuss facilities and water supply infrastructure with the Knight Frank representatives prior to submission.
Sale of the Belair Holiday ParkAny information regarding the sale of the Belair Holiday Park business is the responsibility of the current owner, and proponents may engage in negotiations with the current leaseholders at their own discretion. DEW accepts no responsibility for and makes no representations as to the commerciality of the Belair Holiday Park or of any proposed purchase terms.
Reservation of rightsNotwithstanding any contrary provision of this EOI invitation, DEW may evaluate the EOI submission, and any selection or shortlisting of proponents in connection with the opportunity, in a manner it thinks fit. DEW reserves the right, in its absolute discretion and at any time and without notice to any proponent, to:
1. Change the structure, procedures and timing of the EOI process or overall competitive process for the opportunity.
2. Take into account any information from its own and other sources in evaluating an EOI.
3. Request further information from any proponent in order to clarify any matter relating to the proponent’s EOI submission.
4. Conduct due diligence investigations as required and in any manner considered appropriate.
5. Draw on outside expertise as required.
6. Terminate further participation in the EOI process by any organisation, individual or proponent.
7. Allow further organisations to participate in the overall competitive process for the opportunity at any time (whether or not they have submitted an EOI).
8. Amend the scope of the EOI invitation.
9. Determine the nature, scope and timing of any further stages in the EOI process (including evaluation criteria).
10. Take any other such action as it considers in its absolute discretion appropriate in relation to the EOI process or overall competitive process for the opportunity.
11. Undertake a shortlist of preferred proponents (whether before or after direct negotiations) and invite a final and best offer from a shortlisted proponent/s.
12. Refuse to consider any EOI, including those:
a. lodged by means other than in accordance with this EOI invitation;
b. lodged after the closing date and time;
c. not conforming with this EOI invitation in any respect; or
d. lodged by a proponent who has not complied with this EOI invitation.
Confidentiality and privacyAll information and documents provided by proponents will be stored securely and held in confidence, except to the extent that disclosure is required for assessment, audit or legal purposes or any other legislative requirements or as required or envisaged by this EOI invitation.
The Minister understands the need to keep commercial matters confidential in appropriate circumstances. At the same time, the Minister reserves the right to disclose some or all of the contents of EOI responses, and any related information or documentation, including any personal information, within or between any South Australian Government agency, authority, body, committee or department of the State, its Ministers or any of their representative officers, employees, advisers, contractors or agents and among the Government parties relevant to the project.
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Ownership of submissionsAll EOI responses including submissions, information and documentation submitted to DEW by the proponent become the property of the Minister once submitted and will not be returned to proponents.
Any intellectual property rights that may exist in an EOI submission will remain the property of the proponent. Any element of an EOI submission considered to carry any intellectual property rights should be clearly identified by the proponent. Where DEW, in its sole discretion, determines that such elements are subject to such a right, DEW will treat that element as protected.
Conditions of participationDEW expects that proponents will:
• Declare any actual or potential conflict of interest.
• Comply with all South Australian laws applicable to the process.
• Warrant that all information contained in their EOI is accurate and complete as at the date on which it is submitted and may be relied on by DEW in determining whether or not to shortlist the proponent.
• Undertake to promptly advise DEW if they become aware of any change in circumstances which causes the information contained in the proponent’s EOI to become inaccurate or incomplete in any material respect.
• Acknowledge that DEW will rely on the above warranty and undertaking when evaluating the EOI.
• Not attempt to influence the outcome of this process by offering any employment, payment or any other incentive to or in any way seek to improperly influence any person employed or engaged by the Minister.
• Not make any news releases or responses to media enquiries and questions pertaining to this process or the subsequent selection process without the Minister’s written approval. If any proponent acts contrary to these expectations, the Minister reserves the right to terminate negotiations or consideration of a submission.
• Meet all costs associated with preparing a submission and participating in the process, unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.
• Acknowledge that, by lodging an EOI submission in accordance with this EOI invitation, they accept the terms and conditions of this EOI invitation.
Further information
Useful resourcesSouth Australian Government Policies https://strongplan.com.au/
Opportunity to help shape the future of Belair Golf Course and Country Club www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/get-involved/ belair-opportunities
Belair National Park overview www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/find-a-park/Browse_by_region/Adelaide_Hills/belair-national-park
Belair National Park Management Plan www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/park-management/plans-strategies-and-policies/park-management-plans
National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 and National Parks and Wildlife Regulations 2016 www.legislation.sa.gov.au/LZ/C/A/NATIONAL%20PARKS%20AND%20WILDLIFE%20ACT%201972.aspx
DEW Reconciliation Action Plan 2017-2019 www.environment.sa.gov.au/about-us/aboriginal-partnerships
DEW Disability Action and Inclusion Plan www.environment.sa.gov.au/about-us/our-reports/Disability_action_plan
Healthy Parks Healthy People Strategy 2016-2021 www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/park-management/state-wide-park-strategies/healthy-parks-healthy-people
State Public Health Plan 2019-2024 www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/public+content/sa+health+internet/about+us/legislation/public+health+act/state+public+health+plan
Aboriginal Heritage Act 1988 (SA) www.legislation.sa.gov.au/LZ/C/A/ABORIGINAL%20HERITAGE%20ACT%201988.aspx
Natural Resources Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Plans www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au/adelaidemtloftyranges/about-us/our-regions-plan
ContactDuring the EOI process proponents may submit questions, requests for clarification and requests for further information to Knight Frank.
Russell Iles T: 0427 964388 E: [email protected]
Dan Gilbert T: 0433 392712 E: [email protected]
With the exception of the Piping Shrike emblem, and other material or devices protected by Aboriginal rights or a trademark, and subject to review by the Government of South Australia at all times, the content of this document is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Licence. All other rights are reserved.
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FeedbackIf at any time during the process a proponent considers that they have been unfairly treated, the proponent must first notify the DEW contact officer in writing at [email protected]. If the matter is not resolved to their satisfaction, proponents may then contact the DEW Procurement Complaints Officer in writing to request that the issue be resolved:
DEW Procurement Complaints Officer Office of the Chief Executive Department for Environment and Water GPO Box 1047, Adelaide SA 5001
ChecklistHave you:
Carefully read this Expression of Interest brochure
Conducted further reading, research and investigations, as appropriate to your proposal
Visited Belair National Park and the former Golf Course and Country Club site
Called representatives from Knight Frank
Included as part of your Expression of Interest submission:
All proposal information as detailed on pages 15-16
Supporting evidence of your business status
Supporting drawings, maps, floorplans or photographs, if relevant
Submitting your proposalAll proposals must be lodged via email to the following address: [email protected]
All proposals must be lodged by 5.00pm on Thursday 1 November 2018.
Applications open: Monday 24 September 2018
Applications close: Thursday 1 November 2018
Site Inspection To register for a Site Inspection email your contact details to: [email protected] or [email protected]
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