Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition Delivery Centre - DCCEEW is seeking a supplier to establish and administer a dedicated Centre that will act as the principal delivery mech- The supplier will be responsible for: Developing and delivering workplans and projects for Pacific partner countries at a bilateral level and, possibly, a regional level. This will include technical assistance, modelling and analysis, and skills and training to support the energy transition, from the time of the Ce
Establishment and administration of the Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition ( APET) Delivery Centre.
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The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is seeking suppliers to establish and administer the Australia-Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition (APET) Delivery Centre. The centre will support Pacific nations in transitioning away from fossil fuels, improving energy security, and reducing electricity costs. The contract is until June 2029, with a possible extension to June 2031. The supplier will develop and deliver workplans and projects, provide technical assistance, modelling, analysis, and skills training. Administration costs are capped at 15% of the centre's budget. Expressions of Interest close on 17 August 2026. The total budget for the centre is up to $40 million.
The contract with the successful supplier leading the centre would be until June 2029, with the possibility of extension to 30 June 2031.
The supplier will be required to submit quarterly reports detailing completed and planned activities, which will be used as the basis for monitoring and reporting to DCCEEW, and will be required to receive payments.
The proposed evaluation criteria for the RFT process will be comparable to the EOI evaluation criteria and will include consideration of price and value for money, explicit consideration of the APET delivery principles, and require compliance with relevant Commonwealth procurement connected policies.
Suppliers must demonstrate capability in governance and administration, financial and commercial capability, technical expertise and experience in energy system planning and renewable energy skills and training, and engagement with Pacific partners and stakeholders.
The last date for potential suppliers to ask questions of the Commonwealth is 5 August 2026.
The Commonwealth may exclude a supplier from further consideration if they fail to resolve conflicts of interest, fail to comply with specified clauses, or if any representation or warranty is incorrect or misleading.
The centre will have a budget of up to $40 million.
Solar & Battery Installation - Barcaldine Regional Council ( BRC) is implementing renewable energy generation and energy efficiency measures to reduce council s carbon emissions and reduce electricity costs across council- owned sites. This request for tender ( RFT) seeks an end- to- end service provider to design, supply, install, commission and hand over solar photovoltaic ( PV) systems, and where applicable battery energy storage systems ( BESS), across nominated BRC facilities. - Supply and install PV m
Solar photovoltaic ( PV) systems and battery energy storage systems ( BESS) installation Supply and installation of PV modules, mounting systems, inverters, isolators, protection devices, cabling, conduits, labelling, signage, switchboard upgrades, subboards, protection upgrades, CT metering, export control hardware, communications hardware, battery units, enclosures, battery management system integration, and associated civil and electrical works.
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Barcaldine Regional Council (BRC) is seeking an end-to-end service provider to design, supply, install, commission, and hand over solar PV systems and battery energy storage systems (BESS) across nominated BRC facilities. The objective is to reduce carbon emissions and electricity costs. The scope includes project management, site inspections, design, supply and installation of all components, commissioning, testing, handover, and warranties. All works must comply with Australian standards and relevant legislation. A 12-month defects liability period is required. Tenderers must provide datasheets and warranty statements for all proposed equipment. The deadline for supplier queries is 06 August 2026, and the tender closes on 06 August 2026 at 11:00 PM E. South America Standard Time.
The contract includes a 12month defects liability period and ongoing maintenance/monitoring services.
Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition Delivery Centre - DCCEEW is seeking a supplier to establish and administer a dedicated Centre that will act as the principal delivery mech- The supplier will be responsible for: Developing and delivering workplans and projects for Pacific partner countries at a bilateral level and, possibly, a regional level. This will include technical assistance, modelling and analysis, and skills and training to support the energy transition, from the time of the Ce
Establishment and administration of the Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition ( APET) Delivery Centre.
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The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is seeking suppliers to establish and administer the Australia-Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition (APET) Delivery Centre. The centre will support Pacific nations in transitioning away from fossil fuels, improving energy security, and reducing electricity costs. Key responsibilities include developing and delivering workplans and projects, providing technical assistance, modelling, analysis, and skills training. The contract is until June 2029, with a possibility of extension to June 2031. The total budget for the centre is up to $40 million, with administration costs capped at 15%. Expressions of Interest close on 17 August 2026. The process is multi-stage, with shortlisted suppliers invited to a Request for Tender (RFT).
The contract with the successful supplier leading the centre would be until June 2029, with the possibility of extension to 30 June 2031.
The supplier should identify in their declaration whether or not it is a reporting entity as at the date of its response, for the purposes of the payment times procurement connected policy. If a supplier is a reporting entity, the supplier agrees to be subject to the relevant requirements of the payment times procurement connected policy in any resulting contract. The payment times procurement connected policy requires reporting entities that enter into a contract with the commonwealth to pay their subcontractors within 20 calendar days.
The preferred tender to any subsequent RFT process will be selected based on best value for money.
Suppliers must demonstrate capability and experience in establishing and administering large-scale program delivery centres, managing significant program funding, and possessing technical expertise in energy system planning and renewable energy skills and training. They must also demonstrate strong relationships with Pacific partners and stakeholders.
The last date for potential suppliers to ask questions of the Commonwealth is 5 August 2026.
The Commonwealth may exclude a supplier from further consideration if they fail to notify the Commonwealth of a conflict of interest or are unable to resolve it, fail to comply with specified clauses, or if any representation or warranty is incorrect or misleading.
The centre will have a budget of up to 40 million.
Expression of Interest ( EOI) NCESS - Reliability and System Strength Services for the North Country - **** - Reliability and System Strength Services for the North Country The Coordinator of Energy has determined, under clause **** of the Electricity System Market ( ESM) Rules, to trigger a Non- Co- optimised Essential System Services ( NCESS) procurement process by Western Power for Reliability and System Strength Services for the North Country. The proposed services aim to address reliabilit
Reliability and System Strength Services for the North Country Reliability Service ( Base Demand and Peak Demand), System Strength Service
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Western Power is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) for Non-Co-Optimised Essential System Services (Ncess) for reliability and system strength services in the North Country region of Western Australia. The services aim to address reliability and system strength concerns during planned or unplanned outage events affecting transmission lines. Prospective providers can offer solutions for reliability services (base demand and peak demand) and/or system strength services. The EOI process includes a market briefing event and requires proponents to submit pricing. Key dates include the EOI closing date of July 3, 2026. Western Power encourages innovative non-network solutions.
The closing date for the lodgement of EOIs is July 3, 2026.
Western Power will apply selection criteria including valid submission, compliance with specification, evidenced delivery, environmental approvals, project methodology, technical capabilities, Western Australian industry participation plan, and value for money.
Prospective providers may offer solutions that fully or partially meet the requirements for either service or both. Western Power encourages innovative non-network solutions. Facilities greater than 10 MW must be registered as scheduled or semi-scheduled facilities.
The cutoff date for supplier queries for the EOI is June 26, 2026.
Failure to provide required information for evidenced delivery, environmental approvals, project methodology, or technical capabilities may result in exclusion from the evaluation process.
Solar & Battery Installation - Barcaldine Regional Council ( BRC) is implementing renewable energy generation and energy efficiency measures to reduce council s carbon emissions and reduce electricity costs across council- owned sites. This request for tender ( RFT) seeks an end- to- end service provider to design, supply, install, commission and hand over solar photovoltaic ( PV) systems, and where applicable battery energy storage systems ( BESS), across nominated BRC facilities. - Supply and install PV m
Solar photovoltaic ( PV) systems and battery energy storage systems ( BESS) installation Supply and install PV modules, mounting systems, inverters, isolators, protection devices, cabling, conduits, labelling, signage and all associated system components. Supply and install any required switchboard upgrades, subboards, protection upgrades, CT metering, export control hardware, and communications hardware. Supply and install battery units, enclosures, battery management system integration and all civil and electrical works. Supply and install concrete pads for battery units.
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Barcaldine Regional Council (BRC) is seeking an end-to-end service provider to design, supply, install, commission, and hand over solar PV systems and battery energy storage systems (BESS) across nominated BRC facilities. The objective is to reduce carbon emissions and electricity costs. The scope includes project management, site inspections, design, supply and installation of all components, commissioning, testing, handover, and training. All works must comply with Australian standards and relevant legislation. A 12-month defects liability period and ongoing maintenance/monitoring services are required. Tenderers must provide datasheets and warranty statements for all proposed equipment. The tender closes on June 25, 2026.
The contract includes a 12month defects liability period and ongoing maintenance/monitoring services.
Tenderers must undertake all site inspections and investigations required to deliver a fitforpurpose solution.
Supplier query cutoff is hursday 25 june 2026 11:00 pm e. south america standard time.
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