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Co-location

A co-location is when two or more agencies share the same tenancy within a building.

Note: A co-location is different to co-tenancy, where multiple agencies are located in one building but manage their own individual tenancy and lease with the landlord.

Choosing to co-locate

Multiple government agencies sharing a building can benefit the agencies involved, their customers, and the government's strategic property goals.

Assessing co-location partner compatibility

Before making the decision to co-locate, agencies should assess their compatibility to make sure co-location will be a good fit for all parties.

Setting up a co-location

Once you've decided to co-locate, all agencies involved will need to choose a lead agency, tailor the co-location and sign a Memorandum of Understanding and co-location agreement.

Funding a co-location

Co-locations are an example of a pooled funding model with one exception – the lead agency takes on the legal and commercial risk on behalf of all participating agencies.

Joining an existing co-location

In some circumstances, an agency may be able to join an existing co-location.

Delivering a co-location fit-out

The approach to a co-location fit-out is different from an ordinary fit-out project.

Managing a co-location

A successful co-location needs to have strong governance processes in place.

Leaving a co-location

There are certain considerations to make if an agency needs to leave a co-location early or reduce their portion of the co-location space.
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