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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 (MoU) and co-location agreement.

Defining roles and responsibilities

All agencies involved in a co-location are in partnership, but the lead agency leads the project delivery and manages building operations.

Tailor the co-location to meet all needs

Things to agree before formalising the co-location, to ensure your solution will meet the needs of all the agencies involved.

Area allocation

As agencies work through their co-location business cases, they’ll need to identify their expected headcount and occupancy levels

Formalising the co-location

To ensure both the Crown and the lead agency are protected against any commercial risk, the agencies involved should formalise the intent and responsibilities of the co-location before making any leasing decisions.

What's next?

Funding a co-location

Joining an existing co-location

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