Lump sum contract for electrical works at Texas WWTP, Queensland. Completion required by 17 December 2027. Tender closes 4:00 PM EST, 4 November 2026. No mandatory site visit, but optional visits available via Vendor Panel. Evaluation based on price, past performance, technical expertise, WHS systems, availability, and local contractor status. 12-month workmanship warranty required. Retention: 10% of progress payments, 50% released at practical completion, 50% at end of defects liability period. Public liability insurance of $20 million required. Submissions via Vendor Panel.
Completion of all works, including commissioning, is required by 17 December 2027. As stated: completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 december 2027.
Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site or materials delivered to site. A retention of 10% applies. As stated: a portion of each progress payment, equivalent to 10 of the value of work completed exclusive of gst, shall be retained by council as retention money.
The contractor provides a 12-month warranty on all workmanship from practical completion. As stated: the contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection.
Works must be undertaken by a suitably qualified, experienced and appropriately licensed electrical contractor. As stated: the works shall be undertaken by a suitably qualified, experienced and appropriately licensed electrical contractor with the skills and resources necessary to complete the works safely.
Failure to maintain progress may result in liquidated damages. As stated: failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule. . . may result in the application of liquidated damages or other applicable contractual remedies.
There is no mandatory site visit, but requests are welcome. As stated: there is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome.
Direct contact with council employees, councillors, or consultants is prohibited and will result in automatic disqualification. As stated: any breach of this protocol, including direct contact outside the approved channel, will result in automatic disqualification from the contracting process.