SHI
System Health Indicators (SHI)
Monitor the underlying conditions required to support effective performance.
Readiness
Compliance
Resource availability
Performance-Based Contract (PBC) shifts the focus from activities to measurable outcomes, linking performance to the results that matter.
Performance-Based Contract
Performance-Based Contracting (PBC) helps Government agencies achieve better outcomes by focusing on performance, reliability and value. Working with ministries, agencies and strategic asset owners, TDA supports PBC initiatives across multiple sectors and public services.
These success stories highlight how PBC is applied to support operational performance, accountability, asset readiness and greater value from public investment.
What PBC is
Performance-Based Contracting (PBC) focuses on outcomes rather than activities. Instead of simply measuring the work performed, PBC measures whether agreed performance outcomes are achieved.
This approach aligns contractual performance with agreed standards, helping improve the reliability of services, assets and infrastructure while delivering greater value from public expenditure.
The Difference, Simply Explained
Traditional contracts pay for activities performed.
PBC pays for the results achieved.
For example, instead of paying for a fixed number of maintenance visits, PBC focuses on whether the asset remains available, reliable and fit for purpose.
How PBC Works
PBC follows a structured process to define outcomes, establish performance measures, monitor delivery and continuously improve results.
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Define desired outcomes, performance targets and contract requirements.
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Establish the Performance Management Framework (PMF), including KPIs and performance standards.
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Deliver services and manage performance against agreed requirements.
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Track results through performance measurement, reviews and reporting.
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Evaluate results, identify improvements and refine future performance requirements.
PBC Measuring Performance
PBC uses different levels of performance measures to provide a balanced view of contract performance, from operational readiness to strategic outcomes.
SHI
Monitor the underlying conditions required to support effective performance.
Readiness
Compliance
Resource availability
KPI
Measure performance against agreed service levels and targets.
Asset availability
Service response times
System uptime
SPM
Measure broader strategic outcomes and the long-term value delivered.
Operational effectiveness
Stakeholder confidence
Strategic objectives achieved
Together, SHIs, KPIs and SPMs provide a balanced view of performance, connecting operational readiness, service delivery and strategic outcomes.
PBC Benefits and Impact
Performance-Based Contracting (PBC) aligns outcomes, performance and accountability to create value across the public sector ecosystem.
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Greater value from public expenditure, stronger accountability and clearer alignment between spending and outcomes.
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Improved asset availability, reliability and service performance through clearly defined performance outcomes.
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Clear performance expectations, stronger collaboration and incentives linked to measurable results.
PBC Strategic Partners
PBC has been implemented across a wide range of sectors, supporting strategic assets and critical public services nationwide.
Create better outcomes
Every organisation seeks reliable services, better use of resources and greater value for the people it serves. Performance-Based Contracting provides a structured approach to turn these priorities into measurable outcomes.
Connect with Our PBC TeamWhether you are planning a new contract or managing complex assets and services, TDA can help you explore how PBC can support your organisation’s objectives.
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