Part 4 Solution [This section should be as long as needed to provide the required information, which may be around five pages.] Solution options considered [Describe the potential project options embraced by the proposed strategic response. Note one of these options should be your base case. Provide evidence supporting the selection of the recommended project option.] Details of the recommended solution [Describe the recommended solution, outlining its scope.] Cost estimates [The cost estimates should be sufficiently reliable to provide an ‘order of magnitude’ of the final cost. The cost estimate will be used as a component of the analysis to determine which project investment options should be considered further in the full business case. Where the proposal will result in substantial changes to output costs this should be noted. At a minimum, capital costs of the investment should be included with a brief description including: the estimated range of TEI; the basis for this estimate; outline of cost inclusions and exclusions consistent with scope; and cost assumptions that were used. Where the project will also have an operating impact, you should also provide estimates of ongoing operating costs. ] Procurement strategy [If known, nominate the preferred or possible procurement method(s). Evidence for its selection is not required.] Stakeholders [Map the key stakeholders, their particular interests and likely position in relation to the recommended solution. Present a brief overview of the stakeholder communications plan. Note it is not expected that agencies have consulted with all stakeholders at this time.] Stakeholder Interest
Part 4 Solution [This section should be as long as needed to provide the required information, which may be around five pages.] Solution options considered [Describe the potential project options embraced by the proposed strategic response. Note one of these options should be your base case. Provide evidence supporting the selection of the recommended project option.] Details of the recommended solution [Describe the recommended solution, outlining its scope.] Cost estimates [The cost estimates should be sufficiently reliable to provide an ‘order of magnitude’ of the final cost. The cost estimate will be used as a component of the analysis to determine which project investment options should be considered further in the full business case. Where the proposal will result in substantial changes to output costs this should be noted. At a minimum, capital costs of the investment should be included with a brief description including: the estimated range of TEI; the basis for this estimate; outline of cost inclusions and exclusions consistent with scope; and cost assumptions that were used. Where the project will also have an operating impact, you should also provide estimates of ongoing operating costs. ] Procurement strategy [If known, nominate the preferred or possible procurement method(s). Evidence for its selection is not required.] Stakeholders [Map the key stakeholders, their particular interests and likely position in relation to the recommended solution. Present a brief overview of the stakeholder communications plan. Note it is not expected that agencies have consulted with all stakeholders at this time.] Stakeholder Interest
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