ABN 87 148 128 771 · BSP-462516 · GST registered · Zero-emission BMW i5
Corporate · By Invitation Only

Sydney Airport ↔ South CoastFor professionals who do not negotiate the basics.

A boutique, founder-driven chauffeur service for Illawarra and South Coast professionals. Fixed published pricing. Weekly GST invoicing. One operator, one car, one accountable phone number.

NSW Point-to-Point licensed BSP-462516 GST registered Zero tailpipe emissions
The OSPIPO Standard

Four things you can stop thinking about.

A corporate account with OSPIPO removes the small frictions that compound across a year of business travel. Each item below is included by default — not by upgrade.

Pricing without surprises

Published per-route fares. Tolls, GST, the NSW Passenger Service Levy, and airport parking — all included. No surge. No after-hours premium. Same fare at 3am as 3pm.

Invoicing without prompts

Every Monday, your finance team receives the previous week's GST tax invoice. PDF and CSV. ABN-tagged. Cost-centre coded if your ledger requires it.

Service without rosters

The same chauffeur arrives every transfer. Not a contractor allocated by an algorithm. Not a different driver each time. One operator, accountable.

Travel without compromise

A 2023 BMW i5 eDrive40, fully electric, 583 km of WLTP range. Zero tailpipe emissions on every transfer — automatically suitable for your sustainability disclosures.

The Standard

What you don't see is the work.

Most chauffeur services optimise what you see. OSPIPO optimises what you don't.

Confirmation in under two minutes. Flight tracking that quietly rebooks the pickup when your plane shifts. Invoices on Monday — every Monday, without prompting. CO₂ savings as a line item, not an afterthought.

The visible work is the chauffeur, the car, the door. The invisible work is everything that makes the visible work effortless.

Both are deliberate.

Onboarding

From first message to first invoice.

No portal. No login. No multi-step procurement form. Five minutes by WhatsApp or email.

Initial conversation

WhatsApp or email. Share your routes, frequency, and billing email. Five minutes.

Account established

ABN, billing contact, cost-centre codes. We confirm. You receive a one-page reference for your team.

Bookings

Your team WhatsApps or emails directly. Confirmation lands within minutes. No quote forms. No callbacks.

Weekly invoice

Every Monday, the prior week's trips arrive as a single GST tax invoice. PDF and CSV.

Routes & Fixed Fares

Published. All-inclusive. No exceptions.

The fares below apply in both directions and at any time of day or night. Tolls, GST, the NSW Passenger Service Levy, and airport parking are included.

Route
Distance · Time
Fixed fare
Sydney CBD ↔ Sydney Airport
10 km · 25 min
$120
Sydney Airport ↔ Wollongong
85 km · 1h 10min
$341
Sydney Airport ↔ Shellharbour
98 km · 1h 20min
$374
Sydney Airport ↔ Shell Cove
100 km · 1h 25min
$374
Sydney Airport ↔ Kiama
120 km · 1h 35min
$408
Sydney Airport ↔ Gerringong
125 km · 1h 40min
$450
Sydney Airport ↔ Berry
135 km · 1h 45min
$480
Sydney Airport ↔ Kangaroo Valley
140 km · 1h 50min
$490
Sydney Airport ↔ Nowra
160 km · 2h 5min
$510
Sydney Airport ↔ Huskisson · Vincentia · Jervis Bay
200 km · 2h 30min
$572

Volume tier (30+ trips per month) — discussed directly. No fine-print negotiation.

Sustainability

Your business travel, automatically zero-emission.

Every Sydney–Wollongong transfer avoids approximately 17 kg of CO₂ versus a comparable internal-combustion sedan. Every Sydney–Jervis Bay transfer avoids approximately 40 kg. We provide the per-trip avoidance number as a line item on every invoice — useful in your annual sustainability disclosures.

~17 kg CO₂ avoided · SYD ↔ Wollongong
~24 kg CO₂ avoided · SYD ↔ Kiama
~40 kg CO₂ avoided · SYD ↔ Jervis Bay
0 kg Tailpipe CO₂ · every transfer
Built For

Where OSPIPO fits.

Corporate accounts work best where the same person — or the same small group of people — flies regularly between Sydney Airport and the South Coast. The list below is indicative.

Illawarra-based finance, legal, and accounting professionals with regular Sydney client meetings
ASX-listed company executives where business travel feeds annual ESG reporting
University of Wollongong faculty hosting visiting speakers, examiners, or international guests
Regional government and council executives travelling to Sydney for portfolio meetings
Small business owners and founders with monthly investor or partner meetings in Sydney
Venue and hospitality operators hosting interstate or international guests for events
The economics

What inconsistent ground transport actually costs.

Most companies measure ground transport as a line item — the fare. The fare is rarely the largest cost. The largest cost is what happens when a transfer goes wrong: the missed flight, the rescheduled board meeting, the executive who arrives late and unprepared, the contract signing pushed by a week.

Same-day rebook of a missed domestic flight
$320 – $890
Walk-up business-class fare to Melbourne or Brisbane on the next available departure. The downstream cost — a rescheduled meeting, a deferred decision — is rarely captured in this figure.
An executive's missed working hour
$420 – $1,800
Loaded hourly cost for a senior executive at an ASX 200 company, calculated from total compensation across working hours. Excludes the revenue impact of a delayed decision they were meant to make.
A rescheduled board meeting
$8,000 – $24,000
Combined cost of seven directors' time, venue, catering and minute-taker when one director's transfer fails. Some agendas — capital raises, audit sign-off — cannot be rescheduled at all without consequence.
A single OSPIPO transfer
$120 – $572
All-inclusive. Published. Never surge-priced. The figure on the website is the figure on the invoice — even on Friday afternoons, even on long weekends, even when the airport is at standstill.

A reliable transfer is not a premium. A failed transfer is the premium — paid in rebooking fees, lost executive time, and meetings that no longer happen on the day they were meant to. OSPIPO removes that exposure for a published, predictable amount.

Inside the vehicle

A workspace that happens to be moving.

Most chauffeur services describe the vehicle by trim level. A working executive cares about something different — whether the journey is genuinely productive, or merely tolerated until arrival.

A genuinely quiet cabin

The BMW i5 eDrive40 has no engine noise. The quietest interior in its segment. A phone call is a phone call — not a phone call shouted over a diesel motor. Confidential conversations stay confidential by default.

Power and connectivity at every seat

USB-C charging at all four seats. Mobile reception confirmed across the entire route — Sydney to Jervis Bay — before every long-distance booking. Laptop work is genuinely possible, not theoretical.

Climate that respects passengers

Four-zone climate control. Heated and ventilated seats. Filtered cabin air. Sun-shaded rear windows. The cabin is set to the passenger's preference before pickup — not adjusted on the way.

Space for arrivals that matter

Generous rear legroom. Soft-close doors. A boot that genuinely fits two large suitcases plus carry-ons. Arrival is not "made it through the trip" — it is stepping out composed, on schedule, ready.

Refreshments without theatre

Bottled water. Mints. That is the entirety of it. No service ritual, no menu card, no over-curated detail intended to perform luxury. The car is not the experience — the journey is.

A vehicle that is genuinely new

Current-generation BMW i5 eDrive40, registered in 2025. Privately owned and operated. Serviced strictly to BMW schedule. No fleet decals. No external branding. Indistinguishable from a private car at any drop-off.

Confidentiality protocol

What stays in the carstays in the car.

01

No third-party drivers

Every transfer is driven by the operator. There is no rotating roster of contractors who hear conversations they should not hear. The same person drives every trip — the person you have already met.

02

No in-cabin audio recording

The vehicle is fitted with a forward-facing dashcam for insurance compliance. In-cabin audio recording is disabled. This is verified in writing on request. Boardroom-grade conversations remain private by design.

03

Passenger details kept under the Privacy Act

Personal information is collected only for booking and billing. Not used for marketing. Not shared with partners. Not visible on any public manifest. Booking confirmations carry the booking reference, never the passenger's company.

04

NDAs accommodated without friction

For accounts handling pre-IPO, M&A or board-confidential travel, a mutual NDA is signed before the first transfer at no cost. Standard wording is available, or your legal team's preferred wording can be used.

05

Discretion as the default posture

A demeanour that does not invite conversation when the passenger is working, and reciprocates conversation only when the passenger initiates it. Quiet by default. Responsive when asked. Forgotten by Monday.

Frequently Asked

Operating questions, answered directly.

How is invoicing handled?
Weekly. Every Monday, your finance team receives the prior week's GST tax invoice — PDF and CSV. ABN-tagged and cost-centre coded if required.
Why weekly billing rather than monthly?
Smaller invoices clear faster through corporate finance approval workflows. Weekly cadence also keeps your travel spend visible in real time, not in arrears. Monthly billing is available on request for accounts that prefer it.
How quickly can a new account be set up?
Five minutes. We need the billing email, ABN, and any cost-centre codes you use. No portals. No paperwork.
Is there a customer login portal?
No — by design. Bookings are made by WhatsApp or email directly to the founder. Confirmations land within minutes. Most corporate accounts find this faster than logging into yet another portal.
What happens if a flight is delayed?
Flight tracking is included on every booking. The pickup time adjusts automatically. There is no charge and no need to call.
Can the same chauffeur cover multiple bookings on the same day?
Yes, where the schedule allows. OSPIPO operates a single vehicle and a single chauffeur — both arranged around your schedule rather than a roster.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup. Inside 24 hours, the fare is charged in full. Corporate accounts with a recurring booking pattern receive flexibility on rebooking.
Is CO₂ or sustainability data provided?
Yes. Every invoice line item shows the kilometres driven and the kg of CO₂ avoided versus a comparable internal-combustion sedan. The data is suitable for inclusion in your annual sustainability disclosures.
What insurance is in place?
Full comprehensive vehicle insurance and a public liability policy. Certificate of Currency available on request for procurement files.
What if a vehicle for more than four passengers is needed?
OSPIPO operates one BMW i5 with capacity for up to four passengers. For larger groups, we coordinate a vetted partner vehicle at a transparent flat fee. Quality control remains with OSPIPO.
How does OSPIPO compare to engaging an in-house driver or leasing an executive vehicle?
Most companies that calculate the total cost — vehicle lease, fuel or charging, insurance, depreciation, driver salary on-cost, leave coverage, downtime when the driver is sick — find an in-house arrangement only justifies itself above 200 transfers per year for a single executive. Below that threshold, a published-rate external service is more capital-efficient and removes the HR overhead. OSPIPO is sized for the company that wants reliable executive transport without the fixed-cost commitment.
Do you carry a Working with Children Check or similar clearances?
Yes. The operator holds a current NSW Working with Children Check and a National Police Check. Both are renewed before expiry. Copies are available on request for accounts that conduct supplier due diligence.
What contingency exists if the vehicle is unavailable on a booked day?
Mechanical or scheduling unavailability is rare but planned for. Arrangements with a vetted partner network — same vehicle class, same standard, transparent flat fee to OSPIPO — cover any gap. The client is informed in writing the moment a substitution is required, never at pickup. The fare quoted at booking is honoured regardless.
Are reports available for travel managers and ESG teams?
Quarterly reports are issued by email to nominated contacts at each account. The report includes total transfers, total kilometres, kilograms of CO₂ avoided versus an equivalent ICE sedan, top routes, and on-time performance. The format is suitable for inclusion in your Modern Slavery, sustainability or supplier-performance disclosures without rework.
What is the procurement onboarding process for a mid-size or enterprise client?
A short pack is provided on request: ABN registration extract, GST registration confirmation, Certificate of Currency for vehicle and public liability insurance, NSW Point-to-Point Authorisation, Working with Children Check, and a brief Modern Slavery statement. Most procurement teams clear OSPIPO within a week. NDAs can be signed concurrently if required.
Direct from the operator

Parag Sharma

OSPIPO is operated by Parag Sharma. NSW Point-to-Point licensed (BSP-462516).

Every trip is driven personally. No rosters. No contractors. No call centre.

Direct line: +61 435 162 311
Email: bookings@ospipo.com.au

Set up an account in five minutes.

A short message is enough. Routes, frequency, billing email — that is the entire onboarding form.