Aughtie Walk Widening - Background Aughtie Walk, the Beaurepaires surrounds and the Carmelite Tennis Club ( Gate 1) surrounds are key internal roadways within Albert Park, supporting contractor access, logistics, servicing and movement between adjoining event areas during the FORMULA 1 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX build, event and dismantle periods. The existing narrow pavement, constrained connections, drainage limitations and recurring pavement- edge deterioration restrict operations and increase maintenance req
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Works to widen Aughtie Walk at Albert Park, Melbourne for Formula 1 events. Tender closes 3pm, Monday 3 November 2026. Submission via Buying for Victoria portal. Contact ***@***. *. * includes site establishment, surveys, excavation, pavement, drainage, kerbs, widening, resurfacing, realignment, service crossings, fencing, signage, landscaping, cleanup.
Deadline is 3pm, Monday 3 November 2026. "tender closing time: time: 3pm precisely, eastern standard time the time and date by date: monday 3rd november 2026"
Must provide fair jobs code preassessment certificate, insurance evidence, conflict of interest declaration, supplier code of conduct. "provision of current fair jobs code preassessment certificate or evidence of commencement and lodgement of the application for such evidence of insurance status or intent to secure required insurances completion of a conflict of interest declaration commitment to the Victorian state government supplier code of conduct"
Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains - Australian grain growers are managing pests in an increasingly complex and constrained environment. Key challenges include increasing insecticide resistance, changing access to crop protection products, regulatory and market pressures, emerging and episodic pest threats, and the need to protect beneficial insects and biological control services while preserving the effectiveness of available chemistry. GRDC has previously invested in
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GRDC seeks a provider to conduct an independent opportunity analysis on IPM adoption in Australian grain systems. The project will examine barriers, enablers, and pathways for practice change, drawing on existing evidence and stakeholder perspectives. Key deliverables include a draft and final opportunity analysis with recommendations by 15 June 2027. Tenders must be submitted via the Grains Investment Portal by 5pm AEDT on 11 November 2026. Offers remain open for 6 months. Consortia tenders are not accepted. The contract term is 7 months. Evaluation criteria include technical methodology (60%) and personnel capability (40%).
The evaluation criteria include technical qualitative criteria and price, with value for money as the basis. The technical criteria are weighted at 40% for personnel and 60% for methodology.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners, compliant with workplace gender equality and modern slavery laws, and not named on the consolidated sanctions list.
GRDC will not accept tenders from consortia, and will not consider applications that are not fully compliant with the proposed contract.
Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains - Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains- Australian grain growers are managing pests in an increasingly complex and constrained environment. Key challenges include increasing insecticide resistance, changing access to crop protection products, regulatory and market pressures, emerging and episodic pest threats, and the need to protect beneficial insects and biological control services while preserving
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GRDC seeks a qualified provider to undertake an independent opportunity analysis on IPM adoption in Australian grain systems. The work must consider technical, behavioural, advisory, commercial and system-level factors, assess changes since previous investments, and provide evidence-based recommendations. Delivery timeframe is 7 months. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the Grains Investment Portal by 11 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM ACT local time.
The delivery timeframe is 7 months, as stated: timeframe for delivery: 7 months.
Bruno Bay Boat Ramp Facilities Upgrade- The Bruno Bay Boat Ramp Facilities Upgrade forms part of the Department for Environment and Water ( DEW) Constraints Program, which is being undertaken to reduce flood risk and improve the resilience of key community infrastructure. The existing boat ramp and associated facilities are constrained by flood vulnerability, with elements at risk of inundation and damage during high river or flood events. The Bruno Bay Facility is a designated emergency access point, cruci
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The project involves upgrading the Bruno Bay boat ramp facilities to reduce flood risk and improve resilience. The works will deliver more resilient marine, civil, and service infrastructure. A site visit and attendance at the briefing session are prerequisites for bid submission and consideration. The briefing is scheduled for 16 September 2026 at Bruno Bay, Cobdogla, SA, at 10:30 am.
A site visit is a prerequisite to submission and consideration of a bid.
Developing acid- soil- tolerant faba bean varieties to expand faba bean adaption - Faba bean production in Australia is constrained by soil acidity, particularly in Western Australia, South Australia, southern New South Wales and parts of Victoria, where acidic soils reduce root growth, nodulation, nitrogen fixation, crop vigour and grain yield. Soil acidity also limits the expansion of faba bean into otherwise suitable production environments. While liming remains an important soil management practice, sub
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This investment aims to accelerate the development of faba bean varieties tolerant to acid soils in Australia. The project will identify novel sources of tolerance, develop molecular markers, and deliver breeder-ready germplasm. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the grains investment portal by 27 October 2026, 05:00 pm AEDT. Consortia responses are accepted. The contract term is anticipated to be 4 years.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners except where the tender is submitted by a consortium and the tender specifies that each member of the proposed consortium will be party to the contract.
The tenderer and any subcontractor must not be named on the consolidated list, being the list of persons and entities who are subject to targeted financial sanctions or travel bans under australian sanction laws.
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