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Prefabricated Modular Cell Project Andrew Jarrett ,Technical Support Officer , Corrective Service Industries


Inmate Population Surge

Increasing inmate population

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10,000

10,200

10,400

10,600

10,800

11,000

11,200

11,400

11,600

11,800

12,000

Monthly full-time custody daily average population - past 12 months


Consideration for Proposed Short -

Medium Term Solution

Tight timeframes - quick manufacture

Cost efficient - deliver the public value for money

High security in a modular design - ability to be installed

in different configurations

Transportable - easy installation

Comply with Building Code of Australia



Process

Business case developed by Commissioner

Funding approved by Treasury

Concept design

Drawings and preliminary plans developed



Process

Manufactured 2 prototype cells Prototypes rigorously tested Prototype passed

Establishment of major project

Risk management approach



Prototype



Major Project

Prince 2 Methodology

Appointed Project Manager and Executive

Established project team

Good communication-start early



Risk Management Workplace Health and Safety

Tight timeframes

Cost

Security-Best practice

Fit for purpose -Compatible with the fabric of Correctional Centre's

Comply with Building Code of Australia

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Capacity and Capability

Expert involvement

Infrastructure established

Manufacturing facilities established at 2

correctional centres

Component manufacture at several centres


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Infrastructure


St Heliers

Correctional Centre


Infrastructure


Cessnock

Correctional Centre



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Components


Tamworth Correctional Centre

Wellington Correctional Centre

John Morony Correctional Centre

Dawn De Laos Correctional Centre

Outer Metropolitan Multipurpose CC

South Coast Correctional Centre


Transporting and Installation


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Reducing Reoffending

Benefit Realisation - Inmates

Over 100 inmates directly involved/employed

A further 150 inmates involved in part through component manufacture

34 inmates involved in Tertiary education

Valuable trade skills-linked to jobs on release



Best Practice to Fit the Need

Benefit Realisation - Department

Accommodation for an additional 220 Inmates

Modern inmate accommodation with an

expected operational life of 50 years

Cost effective and value for money

Increased utilisation of existing staff, facilities

and infrastructure

Relatively quick build time, able to respond

quickly to inmate population surge.

Transportable / re-locatable



Design


Arm

Pod

Block


Cost

Project deliverable-220 beds-funding $11.3m

Infrastructure set up $2m

Prototype development (2) $300k

Manufacturing cost for 220 beds, $9m

Manufacturing cost per bed $41k

Installation cost $250k (cranage, footings,

connections, water proofing)

Installation cost per bed $1100



What's next?

Minor design changes and modification-ongoing improvement

Female cell configuration

Continue to manufacture

Collaboration with Private Sector

Private manufacturers

Private Prison providers-GEO



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