NT Fleet is responsible for the management of the light and heavy vehicle fleet for the various arms of the NT Government, with the exception of Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services.
NT Fleet primarily owns the NT Government fleet and, operating on a commercial basis, is responsible for the management, purchase, disposal and maintenance of the fleet. Vehicles are leased to government agencies at commercial rates encouraging agencies to be selective in their vehicle usage and to assess the value of the services provided.
In partnership with the motor industry, NT Fleet strives to provide NT Government agencies with a vehicle fleet that meets their operational needs.
NT Fleet has offices in Alice Springs and Darwin. All other towns and remote communities’ arrangements are serviced by these two offices.
For further information please contact:
NT Fleet
t: (08) 8936 4042
e: fleetcustomerenquiries.DBE@nt.gov.au
NT Government vehicles
All surplus NT Government vehicles are sold at fortnightly public auctions in Darwin and Alice Springs through Pickles Auctions.
This fortnightly auction includes fleet vehicles. These auctions are conducted in Darwin (Winnellie) or Alice Springs at the Pickles Auctions facilities, selling the vehicles physically located in both Darwin and Alice Springs. Buyers can bid in person at either branch location facility or participate over the Internet from anywhere in Australia. Covered footwear must be worn when attending any auction.
If vehicles are not sold at auction they are available on the Pickles Auction fixed price/online sale through their website.
Community Benefit Fund
The Northern Territory Government established the Community Benefit Fund (CBF) in 2006 to provide funding to community groups. The CBF provides money from the CBF Levy defined under the Gaming Control Act on Electronic Gaming Machines revenue received by licensed hotels and clubs to community organisations which provide facilities or services to the community at large.
Incorporated in CBF is vehicle gifting and loan programs which are sourced out of the NT Government’s light vehicle fleet. Vehicles available for gifting, long term and short term loans are used vehicles scheduled for disposal.
Two separate rounds each year will be advertised in local newspapers by the Department of Justice for gifted and long term loaned (more than four weeks) vehicles. Each round will close on 31 August and 28 February of each year.