Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 05 May 2009 13:20
IT People -
Recruitment
A consortium headed up by Finite IT has won a major contract worth more than $400 million to provide recruitment services to the New South Wales Government.
Finite partnered with Kelly Services and Conduit
Recruitment to win the tender for the government’s C100 contract which
includes eight of the nine job categories available. The contract with Finite and its partner recruiters replaces three previous contracts for provision of
contractors and temporary workers to the NSW Government.
Finite’s managing director, Tracy Thomson, said only one other agency
scored as highly as Finite in the tender process, and the government’s
agency panel had now been reduced to only 18 primary recruitment
agencies, with Finite IT and its two sub partners appointed to service
eight of the nine job categories.
Thomson says the contract includes all three IT categories, which
Finite would service as one of only four agencies to win all three
categories.
According to Thomson, the new contract came into place on 20 April and
contractors working for any agency that has not been appointed to the
new panel have 90 days to transition over to a new approved supplier.
Thomson said that the new arrangements would offer a dynamic new
streamlined recruitment service to government “with a much simpler
hiring process and greater certainty of a quality outcome for all
concerned.”
“ Working closely with our two key recruitment partners, this opens a
new chapter in the way we conduct business and has already identified a
number of innovative new ideas that we are adopting as a team to
service this exciting new opportunity.”