Api Integration Tenders

Lotterywest requires a single contractor to provide Boomi professional bundle and API management (tier 1) software licenses, along with ongoing support and maintenance. The contractor must supply Boomi enterprise platform software licenses, provide support, and offer enhancement, configuration, and defect resolution services. Responses close on Tue, 22 Sep 2026 at 2:30pm in Perth, Western Australia.

Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) is seeking proposals for the delivery of an AI-optimised website for its consumer (queensland. com) and corporate (teq. queensland. com) digital properties. The project aims to transition from a destination-focused website to an outward-first distribution model, ensuring TEQ's content is discoverable and cited by AI assistants. Key objectives include improving AI visibility, delivering content at scale, establishing trust and authority, achieving elite performance targets (Core Web Vitals), and ensuring inclusivity. The transformation involves modernising the architecture, moving from client-side rendering to server-side or edge-rendered pre-built HTML, and implementing a data-first strategy with structured, entity-first content modelling. Vendors must select one of three defined architecture options (Next. js AEM, AEM Edge, or Hybrid EDS Cloud Delivery Services). The RFP was issued on 8 June 2026, with a submission deadline of 6 July 2026. The project commencement is planned for September or October 2026, with a critical constraint for website migration to AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaS) between 25 November 2026 and 24 November 2027.

Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) is seeking proposals for the delivery of an AI-optimised website for its consumer (queensland. com) and corporate (teq. queensland. com) digital properties. The project aims to transition from a destination-focused website to an outward-first distribution model, ensuring TEQ's content is discoverable and cited by AI assistants. Key objectives include improving AI visibility, delivering content at scale, establishing trust and authority, achieving elite performance targets (Core Web Vitals), and ensuring inclusivity. The transformation involves modernising the architecture, moving from client-side rendering to server-side or edge-rendered pre-built HTML, and implementing a data-first strategy with structured, entity-first content modelling. Vendors must select one of three defined architecture options (Next. js AEM, AEM Edge, or Hybrid EDS Cloud Delivery Services). The RFP was issued on 8 June 2026, with a submission deadline of 6 July 2026. The project commencement is planned for September or October 2026, with a critical constraint for website migration to AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaS) between 25 November 2026 and 24 November 2027.

Proposals are invited for the delivery of an AI-optimised website for Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ), transforming their consumer (queensland. com) and corporate (teq. queensland. com) digital properties. The project aims to shift from a destination site to an outward-first distribution model, ensuring Queensland content is ingested and cited by AI assistants while maintaining traditional search performance. Key requirements include prerendered HTML, platform evolution to AEM as a Cloud Service, and a data-first strategy with structured content modelling. The deadline for proposal submission is July 6, 2026. Compliance with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct is mandatory.

Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) is seeking proposals for the delivery of an AI-optimised website for its consumer (queensland. com) and corporate (teq. queensland. com) digital properties. The project aims to transition from a destination-focused website to an outward-first distribution model, ensuring TEQ's content is discoverable and cited by AI assistants. Key objectives include improving AI visibility, delivering content at scale, establishing trust and authority, achieving elite performance targets (Core Web Vitals), and ensuring inclusivity. The transformation involves modernising the architecture, moving from client-side rendering to server-side or edge-rendered pre-built HTML, and implementing a data-first strategy with structured, entity-first content modelling. Vendors must select one of three defined architecture options (Next. js AEM, AEM Edge, or Hybrid EDS Cloud Delivery Services). The RFP was issued on 8 June 2026, with a submission deadline of 6 July 2026. The project commencement is planned for September or October 2026, with a critical constraint for website migration to AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaS) between 25 November 2026 and 24 November 2027.