Financial Amounts Paid By The Department On Grounds Maintenance For The Detector Dog Units, Container Examination Facilities, Staff Houses, Offices And Specialist Facilities Managed Under The Whole…
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Financial Amounts Paid By The Department On Grounds Maintenance For The Detector Dog Units, Container Examination Facilities, Staff Houses, Offices And Specialist Facilities Managed Under The Whole Of Australian Government Property Service Provider Arrangement, For Each Financial Year From 2021-22 To 2024-25
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Home Affairs disclosed four years of grounds maintenance expenditure for facilities managed under the Whole of Australian Government Property Service Provider Arrangement. Total annual costs ranged from $560,326 (2022-23) to $783,539 (2023-24), declining to $687,100 in 2024-25. Staff Housing consistently represented the largest expense category, ranging from $268,012 to $429,236 annually. Detector Dog Units (DDU) and Container Examination Facilities (CEF)—key border security infrastructure—together accounted for approximately 10-15% of total costs. DDU spending doubled from $86,623 in 2021-22 to $180,045 in 2023-24 before declining to $154,957 in 2024-25, while CEF costs rose gradually from $47,808 to $62,112. Office maintenance costs declined significantly over
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