Office of the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption
The NT Government has cleared the way for the IndependentCommissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) to purchase a key and essential businesssystem that is necessary to speed up investigations and intelligence analysis,and track information for the protection of whistleblowers.
A tender for the Office of the ICAC case management system hasbeen released on the Quotations and Tenders Online website.
The system will be used to securely store information, assistwith the triage and assessment of reports, coordinate investigations and recorddocuments and data. Importantly, it will provide essential analysis for thebenefit of the NT Government.
Commissioner Ken Fleming QC thanked Chief Minister Michael Gunner,Treasurer Nicole Manison and her staff, Under Treasurer Craig Graham and hisstaff, and Department of Corporate and Information Services (DCIS) Chief Executive Kathleen Robinson forclearing the way for this essential procurement.
We thank the NT Government for considering our requests forfunding and acting to address this critical operational need, Mr Fleming said.
This key piece of technology will increase our efficiency andproductivity, allowing us to do our job more effectively. It should be in placeby mid-2020.
A Business Case for the case management system was preparedby DCIS and considered all applications, systems and services that could meetthe ICACs business requirements, including existing NT Government systems.
The Office of the ICAC has received more than 330 reports ofimproper conduct since 30 November 2019, with more than 80 reports receivedsince 1 July 2019.
There are currently 25 ICAC-led investigations underway intoallegations of serious improper conduct, and another 21 which have beenreferred to other agencies but will be supervised by the Office of the ICAC.
Local providers with the skills and experience to deliver tothe tender specifications are encouraged to submit a tender.
