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  • Fleet management/acquisition and disposal: • MESA reported delays in the replacement of vehicles
  • Committee Hansard - 19 April 2000 (pdf 271 KB)

    MR ROSE: Replacement is estimated to cost $300 million, and we expect to be able to get many more years out of the network before we have to replace it all.
  • Tabled Paper Auditor General (pdf 3.32 MB)

    TransAdelaide 1351 2.
    Presented by
    Hon Jack Snelling
    on
    26/10/2006
  • Committee Agency Submission to PWC (pdf 408 KB)

    BAKEWELL BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT SUBMISSION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE Page 1} BAKEWELL BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT SUBMISSION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE Contents 1.
  • Tabled Paper Passenger Transport Board (pdf 4.52 MB)

    Negotiated contracts To introduce service improvements as quickly as possible, the Board negotiated contracts with TransAdelaide and Hills Transit (a TransAdelaide subsidiary) for the provision of the rest of Adelaide's metropolitan public transport.
    Presented
    on
    09/02/1999
  • Tabled Paper State Supply Board (pdf 2.13 MB)

    Public Authorities 76% Public Authorities $ 529,029,215 75.86% Australian Barley Board $ 554,000 0.08% TransAdelaide $ 27,249,397 3.91% SA Totalizator Agency Board $ 1,994,664 0.29% ETSA Power/Transmission $ 57,000,000 8.17% ETSA Generation $ 12,767,250 1.83% SA Water $ 25,000,000 3.58% South Australian Housing Trust $ 43,799,140 6.28% Total: $ 697,393,666 100.00% 15 Purchases by Public and Prescribed Public Authorities Purchases by Major Purchaing Authorities DETAFE 13% I'AA' Emergency Services 4% ETSA Generation 2®l' ETSA Power/ Transmission I 8% Transport DECS 5% 2% TransAdelaide 4% Others 10% Services SA 17% SA Water 4% SA Housing Trust 6% Primary Industries 2% Transport $ 33,854,178 4.85% TransAdelaide $ 27,249,397 3.91% Services SA $ 117,526,134 16.85% SA Water $ 25,000,000 3.58% SA Housing Trust $ 43,799,140 6.28% Primary Industries $ 16,892,413 2.42% Others $68,961,605 9.89% Health $ 165,548,936 23.74% ETSA Power/Transmission $ 57,000,000 8.17% ETSA Generation
    Presented
    on
    17/02/1998
  • TransAdelaide has met its statutory annual reporting requirements by producing an independent report TransAdelaide Annual Report for 1998 -99'.
    Presented
    on
    18/11/1999
  • Tabled Paper Auditor General’s Report (pdf 2.93 MB)

    TransAdelaide 1380 3.
    Presented by
    Hon Jack Snelling
    on
    16/10/2007
  • Tabled Paper Government Radio Network Contract (pdf 3.00 MB)

    The Committee is advised that to proceed with individual replacement programs would involve equipment duplication in most areas, especially in the provision of multiple backbone networks, which are used to connect individual radio transmission sites.
    Presented
    on
    08/04/1999
  • Committee 09 - Government SA (pdf 1.55 MB)

    Public transport projects underway in June 2008 include : Railcar depot relocation ($154 .9 million over three years) Noarlunga and Belair rail line re-sleepering ($106.8 million over three years) " Purchasing 133 replacement buses ($102.2 million over four years) " South Road Glenelg Tramline Overpass ($26.2 million to be completed in 2009-10) " TransAdelaide annual upgrade program ($19 .1 million over three years) " Improvements to the rail data communication system ($8.7 million over two years) " Railcar upgrades ($6.6 million over three years) " Safe railway pedestrian crossings ($4.6 million over three years) " Port Adelaide viaduct bridge upgrades ($4.4 million over three years) " Installations of passenger announcement systems in stations ($1 .9 million over two years) " Public transport annual maintenance program ($1 .7 million over three years) " Upgrades to tramline level crossings ($1 .6 million in 2008
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