Post Winter Opening - Cabramurra to Khancoban Road ( KNP5) Kosciuszko National Park - The proposed procurement activity seeks a contractor to provide services to return seasonally closed roads to a safe condition prior to re- opening to the public
Road maintenance and restoration services Post winter opening of Cabramurra to Khancoban Road ( KNP5) in Kosciuszko National Park. Work includes snow drift removal, clearing fallen trees, rocks, soil, and debris from the road surface, and clearing blocked drains, pits, culvert inlets and outlets. Warning signs, snow poles, and guideposts will be straightened or replaced.
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Contractor is required to return seasonally closed roads, specifically Cabramurra to Khancoban Road (KNP5), to a safe condition annually for five years. Work involves clearing snow drifts, debris, and maintaining road infrastructure. A mandatory pre-tender briefing is scheduled for 24th August 2026 at 10am online. Membership in construction scheme **** is required for works up to 1 million.
The estimated timeframe for delivery is 5 years.
The general assessment criteria used to evaluate this opportunity include capability, methodology, organisational capacity, financial capacity, experience, risk management, terms and conditions.
To be awarded this contract you may need to be a member of the construction scheme for works up to 1 million ****.
Mount Isa Hospital Lifts Project - North West Hospital and Health Service ( the Customer) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to upgraded lifts servicing Block C at the Mount isa Hospital ( the Project). The Project delivers the construction of new lifts servicing Block C at Mount Isa Hospital. A support structure and lift are being installed between Blocks B and C. Once complete, the current double lift arrangement in Block C will be modified and replaced with a single large
Upgraded lifts servicing block C at Mount Isa Hospital Construction of new lifts servicing block C at Mount Isa Hospital, installation of a support structure and lift between blocks B and C, repurposed outdoor lunch area landscaping reconfiguration, replacing existing affected staff amenities with disabled compliant amenities, upgraded paths and access arrangements, and utility and mechanical enhancements.
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Contractors are invited to tender for the construction of new lifts servicing block C at Mount Isa Hospital. The project also includes landscaping reconfiguration, amenity replacement, path upgrades, and utility/mechanical enhancements. Tenders must be lodged by 05:00 pm AEST on Thursday, August 6, 2026. Evaluation considers capability, methodology, public procurement, cost, and briefing session attendance. Pricing for optional maintenance work is also requested.
Tenders will be evaluated against criteria including capability and capacity (30%), methodology and quality (30%), purposeful public procurement (10%), cost and acceptance of conditions (25%), and briefing session attendance (5%).
Mandatory criteria include adherence to the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct, holding a relevant Queensland Building and Construction Commission builder licence, being at least PQC Level 3 registered, and not being suspended from the procurement assurance portal.
A nonmandatory briefing session and visit is scheduled for 10:30 am AEST, Thursday, July 16, 2026, and attendees are escorted to the site.
Failure to meet any mandatory criteria may result in the supplier being excluded from the procurement process.
Mount Isa Hospital Lifts Project - North West Hospital and Health Service ( the Customer) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to upgraded lifts servicing Block C at the Mount isa Hospital ( the Project). The Project delivers the construction of new lifts servicing Block C at Mount Isa Hospital. A support structure and lift are being installed between Blocks B and C. Once complete, the current double lift arrangement in Block C will be modified and replaced with a single large
Mount Isa Hospital Lifts Project - North West Hospital and Health Service ( the Customer) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to upgraded lifts servicing Block C at the Mount isa Hospital ( the Project). The Project delivers the construction of new lifts servicing Block C at Mount Isa Hospital. A support structure and lift are being installed between Blocks B and C. Once complete, the current double lift arrangement in Block C will be modified and replaced with a single large
Mount Isa Hospital Lifts Project - North West Hospital and Health Service ( the Customer) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to upgraded lifts servicing Block C at the Mount isa Hospital ( the Project). The Project delivers the construction of new lifts servicing Block C at Mount Isa Hospital. A support structure and lift are being installed between Blocks B and C. Once complete, the current double lift arrangement in Block C will be modified and replaced with a single large
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