Maintenance contract for Mount Taylor Park in Slacks Creek, QLD. Includes lawn mowing, weed control, and management of occasional issues like vandalism and tree-related problems. Contract start 1/02/2027, end 30/06/2028, with 2 x 12-month extension options. Mandatory requirements: insurance (workers compensation, public liability min $10M), Queensland commercial operators (ACDC) licence, chainsaw competency certificates (****, ****). Evaluation criteria: capability, capacity, health and safety, cost. Site inspection optional, escorted visit on 9 Nov 2026. Offers due 30 Nov 2026 09:00 via email.
Contract start date is 1/02/2027 and end date is 30/06/2028, with extension options of 2 x 12 months. start contract date **** end contract date **** extension options 2 x 12 months
Suppliers must warrant adherence to the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and accuracy of information. does the supplier warrant that they adhere to the queensland government supplier code of conduct
Evaluation includes compliance with requirements, ability to meet timeframes, and cost and value for money, plus criteria on capability, capacity, health and safety. all quotes will be evaluated to standard evaluation criteria consisting of compliance with requirements, ability to meet timeframes, and cost and value for money
Mandatory criteria include insurance compliance, ACDC licence, and chainsaw competency certificates. provide copies of relevant qualifications and competency certificates for personnel undertaking chainsaw works, including **** maintain chainsaws and **** trim and cut felled trees level 1
Unescorted inspections can be undertaken at any time; escorted inspection is at 10:00am on Monday 9th November 2026. unescorted inspections of mount taylor park can be undertaken by supplier at any time. escorted inspection time is 10: 00am on monday 9th november 2026
Suppliers may be disqualified for breach of warranty, including collusive conduct or conflict of interest. the customer may. . . immediately disqualify a supplier from the rfq process. . . where it believes the supplier has breached any warranty