Career Training Tenders

The ATM closing date is Wednesday, 26 August 2026, at 3:00 PM ACT local time. The proposed contract start date is Monday, 2 November 2026, with a contract term of 3 years and 3 months.

If both parties can deliver and receive e-invoices via the Peppol framework, payment will be made within five (5) calendar days of receiving a correctly rendered invoice. Otherwise, payment will be made within twenty (20) calendar days.

The customer will evaluate all valid responses to determine which potential supplier has proposed the best value for money outcome for the customer.

Potential suppliers must demonstrate compliance with integration and interoperability, accessibility and inclusion (WGEA Act ****), and data security and privacy (APP, PSPF) requirements.

Unless otherwise notified by an addendum, there are no site inspections for this ATM.

Questions will be permitted up until five calendar days prior to the ATM closing date.

The customer will exclude from participation any potential supplier that does not demonstrate compliance with integration and interoperability, accessibility and inclusion, and data security and privacy requirements.

Responses close on Wed, 22 Jul 2026 at 2:30pm Perth, Western Australia.

Builder pre-qualification: Level 1 Conventional.

A site visit will be held at Kalgoorlie Career Fire and Rescue Station, **** Boulder Road, South Kalgoorlie on 29 Jun, 2026 1:00 pm.

Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender by 2:00 PM, Thursday, 9 July 2026. The proposed timeframe for delivery of services is from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2028.

Tenders will be evaluated based on technical criteria including capability (solution, knowledge, collaboration, performance), capacity (organisation, personnel), and experience. Non-technical criteria include demonstrated ethical conduct, approach to indigenous procurement, financial viability, compliance with the RFT and draft contract, and management of conflicts of interest. The evaluation aims to determine the best overall value for money.

Tenderers must be accredited Australian university medical schools. They must not have had any unsatisfied judicial decisions against them relating to employee entitlements (excluding decisions under appeal).

Complaints in relation to this RFT process should be made in writing and directed to procurement. advice@health. gov. au.

Tenders may be excluded if they are incomplete, contain insufficient information, have unclear pricing, do not comply with the RFT, the tenderer is not fully capable of undertaking the contract, the tender is uncompetitive, rated unsuitable against evaluation criteria, contains contrary statements to the tenderer deed, contains false declarations or misleading information, the tenderer is insolvent or bankrupt, has an unmanageable conflict of interest, or has a significant deficiency in prior performance.

Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender by 2:00 PM, Thursday, 9 July 2026 Australian Eastern Standard Time. Tenders must be lodged electronically via austender see clause 9Tenders should be lodged in the format described in clause 11. The department adheres strictly to commonwealth policy on late tenders.

Tenders will be evaluated based on technical criteria including capability, capacity, and experience, as well as non-technical criteria such as ethical conduct, financial viability, and compliance. The aim is to determine the best overall value for money. Tenders will be evaluated against the evaluation criteria to determine up to 5 tenders that represent the best overall value for money on a whole-of-life basis.

Tenderers must be accredited Australian university medical schools. They must not have had any judicial decisions against them relating to employee entitlements that remain unsatisfied. The tenderer must be an accredited australian university medical school located in australia.

Complaints in relation to this RFT process should be made in writing and directed to the complaints officer at ***@***. *. * in relation to this rft process should be made in writing and directed to the complaints officer at procurement. advice@health. gov. au.

Tenders may be excluded if they are incomplete, contain insufficient information, have unclear pricing, do not comply with the RFT, are not fully capable of undertaking the contract, are uncompetitive, are rated unsuitable against evaluation criteria, contain false declarations or misleading information, or if the tenderer is insolvent or bankrupt. The department may at any time exclude a tender from further consideration if: the tender is incomplete or contains insufficient information to allow evaluation of the tenderprices are not clearly and legibly statedthe tenderer or tender does not comply with this rft