Research participant recruitment services - The Australian Digital Health Agency ( the Agency) conducts research, evaluation, consultation and user testing to unders- Please refer to PF26 **** RFQ_ Research- Partcipant- recruitment- services_ **** for more information
research participant recruitment services participant recruitment for quantitative surveys, online and face? to? face interviews, focus groups, workshops, codesign, usability testing, and other qualitative and quantitative research activities
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Australian Digital Health Agency seeks suppliers to provide participant recruitment services for research projects, including surveys, interviews, focus groups, workshops, codesign, and usability testing. Submissions must be emailed to ***@***. *. * by 12pm **** Canberra ACT. Suppliers must detail recruitment methodology, panel capacity, priority population access, and experience.
"Closing time: 12pm **** local time in canberra, act"
"the agency will effect payment to its suppliers via electronic funds transfer direct to suppliers bank accounts"
"the agency will use the following evaluation criteria in the evaluation of quotations: 1. demonstrated capability and capacity to recruit and supply . . . "
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Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of Queensland emergency dispatchers mixed methods research design, quantitative analysis of workforce and administrative datasets, qualitative interviews and focus groups, comparative analysis with national and international literature, identification of risk and protective factors, synthesis of existing agency research, analysis of organisational practices and interventions, examination of transition factors, development of evidence? based recommendations
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland?based research providers to deliver a 12?month mixed?methods research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers across ambulance, police, and fire services. The project will quantify workforce indicators, identify risk and protective factors, compare agencies, and produce evidence?based recommendations. Submission deadline 14 Oct 2026; decision 11 Nov 2026. Value **** AUD. Must be Queensland?based and meet eligibility criteria.
The submission deadline is 14 Oct 2026 12:00 am E. South America Standard Time. closes wednesday 14 october 2026 12: 00 am e. south america standard time
Suppliers must have no outstanding liability, not be bankrupt, not be a government entity, have a registered ABN, be GST registered, and not accept tobacco/alcohol funding. eligible suppliers: ohave no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously andor currently provided by the queensland governmentonot be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings onot be a state or commonwealth government agencystatutory entity, an unincorporated association, a sole trader, or an individualohave a registered australian business number, and be registered for gst purposes where relevant onot accept any form of funding from tobacco andor alcohol companie
Supplier queries must be submitted by 28 Sep 2026 12:00 am E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff monday 28 september 2026 12: 00 am e. south america standard time
Estimated value ranges from 100,000 to 150,000 AUD. estimated value 100, 000 to 150, 000
Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
trauma and wellbeing research project for emergency dispatchers research design, quantitative analysis, qualitative data collection, comparative analysis, risk factor identification, system improvement recommendations
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland?based research providers to deliver a 12?month mixed?methods study on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers across ambulance, police and fire services. The project requires a robust research design, quantitative and qualitative analysis, comparative work across agencies, and system improvement recommendations. Suppliers must be Queensland?based, have no outstanding liability, not be bankrupt, and hold an Australian Business Number and GST registration. Deadline to submit proposals is ****; decision will be announced ****.
Eligible suppliers must have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the Queensland government. eligible suppliers: have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously andor currently provided by the queensland government
Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
Queensland emergency dispatchers trauma and wellbeing research project 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce, including quantitative and qualitative analysis, workforce data analysis, interviews, focus groups, comparative analysis, and development of recommendations
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland-based research providers to deliver a 12-month research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers. Mixed-methods design required, including quantitative workforce data analysis and qualitative interviews. Mandatory eligibility: no outstanding Queensland government liabilities, not bankrupt, not a government agency, registered ABN, no tobacco/alcohol funding. Estimated value $100,****,000. Tender closes 14 October 2026. Supplier queries due 28 September 2026.
Eligible suppliers must have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the Queensland government and not be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings.
Suppliers must not be a state or commonwealth government agency, statutory entity, an unincorporated association, a sole trader, or an individual and not accept any form of funding from tobacco and/or alcohol companies.
Workforce Wellbeing Research/ Mixed Methods Research/ Qualitative Interviews/ Public Safety Research/ Mental Health Research/ Research Consultancy/ Research Providers/ Academic Research/ Social Research/ Psychological Research/ Workforce Research
Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
Research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce Mixed- methods research design, quantitative analysis of workforce and administrative datasets, qualitative data collection including interviews and focus groups, comparative analysis with national and international literature, identification of risk and protective factors, review of existing agency research, analysis of organisational practices, examination of transition factors, comparative analysis across agencies, consideration of organisational and economic benefits, development of system improvement recommendations, translation of findings into practical strategies
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland-based research providers to deliver a 12-month research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers. Mandatory requirements include no outstanding liabilities with Queensland government, not bankrupt, not a government agency, registered ABN and GST, and no funding from tobacco or alcohol companies. Research must use mixed methods, analyze workforce data, conduct interviews, and provide actionable recommendations. Estimated value $100,****,000. Closes 14 October 2026.
The project is a 12-month research project. The tender closes on 14 October 2026.
Eligible suppliers must have a registered australian business number, and be registered for gst purposes where relevant and not be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings.
Supplier query cutoff is monday 28 september 2026 12: 00 am e. south america standard time.
Suppliers must have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously andor currently provided by the queensland government and not accept any form of funding from tobacco andor alcohol compani.
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It is a government tender search service for Australia. Find opportunities related to what your business supplies, keep separate searches organised and receive email alerts.
Start with your email. Then add specific products or services and the locations you want to search. Your first monitoring group is created automatically, so you can get started without setting everything up.
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As soon as you save what you supply and your preferred locations, you can see matching tenders on the site. Start with that list and explore filters and other tools at your own pace.
Official portals remain the source for checking notices and documents. BidHits combines smart search, state and territory filters, groups and alerts to help you shortlist tenders before opening each notice. Try it with your own products and compare it with your current routine.
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Welcome to BidHits.
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Smart search is already enabled and uses artificial intelligence to expand your results, even when the tender uses different words from the ones you searched for.
For each opportunity, you can view a summary, access documents, mark it as a favorite, add private notes, remove what is not relevant, or view it on the map.
You can also use filters, run searches, and explore the day's opportunities directly on the map.
Start using BidHits now. It's fast, practical, and you can try it for free.
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