Grain Automate Open Innovation Call - Background to the Australian grains industryAustralian grain growers face continuing pressure from labour constraints, rising input costs, seasonal variability and the need to improve the efficiency and sustainability of production. Maintaining the competitiveness of Australian grain production will require innovations that enable growers to produce more with fewer resources and make faster, more precise operational decisions. Automation, autonomous machinery, intellige
Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains - Australian grain growers are managing pests in an increasingly complex and constrained environment. Key challenges include increasing insecticide resistance, changing access to crop protection products, regulatory and market pressures, emerging and episodic pest threats, and the need to protect beneficial insects and biological control services while preserving the effectiveness of available chemistry. GRDC has previously invested in
Independent opportunity analysis of barriers, enablers and pathways influencing practical adoption of integrated pest management ( IPM) in Australian grain systems IPM adoption opportunity analysis and recommendations for Australian grains
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GRDC seeks a provider to conduct an independent opportunity analysis on IPM adoption in Australian grain systems. The project will examine barriers, enablers, and pathways for practice change, drawing on existing evidence and stakeholder perspectives. Key deliverables include a draft and final opportunity analysis with recommendations by 15 June 2027. Tenders must be submitted via the Grains Investment Portal by 5pm AEDT on 11 November 2026. Offers remain open for 6 months. Consortia tenders are not accepted. The contract term is 7 months. Evaluation criteria include technical methodology (60%) and personnel capability (40%).
The evaluation criteria include technical qualitative criteria and price, with value for money as the basis. The technical criteria are weighted at 40% for personnel and 60% for methodology.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners, compliant with workplace gender equality and modern slavery laws, and not named on the consolidated sanctions list.
GRDC will not accept tenders from consortia, and will not consider applications that are not fully compliant with the proposed contract.
Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains - Understanding barriers and enablers to IPM adoption in Australian grains- Australian grain growers are managing pests in an increasingly complex and constrained environment. Key challenges include increasing insecticide resistance, changing access to crop protection products, regulatory and market pressures, emerging and episodic pest threats, and the need to protect beneficial insects and biological control services while preserving
Opportunity analysis examining barriers, enablers and pathways influencing integrated pest management ( IPM) adoption in Australian grain systems Barriers and enablers analysis, IPM adoption pathways, stakeholder perspectives, evidence review, recommendations for future investments
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GRDC seeks a qualified provider to undertake an independent opportunity analysis on IPM adoption in Australian grain systems. The work must consider technical, behavioural, advisory, commercial and system-level factors, assess changes since previous investments, and provide evidence-based recommendations. Delivery timeframe is 7 months. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the Grains Investment Portal by 11 Nov 2026, 5:00 PM ACT local time.
The delivery timeframe is 7 months, as stated: timeframe for delivery: 7 months.
Standard Offer Arrangement - Wound Care, Bandages & Dressings - CLARIFICATION ( added ****) Queensland Health wishes to clarify the status of this publication. No response is required. This is an Industry Announcement provided for information only. It is not an Invitation to Offer ( ITO), Expression of Interest ( EOI) or Request for Information ( RFI). Suppliers are not required to submit any response in relation to this announcement. The VendorPanel closing date is not a submission deadline. The cl
wound care consumables bandages, primary contact and barriers, alginate and gelling fibres, foams, hydrocolloids and hydrogels, negative pressure wound therapy npwt
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This is an industry announcement for an upcoming competitive procurement to establish a statewide standing offer arrangement (SOA) for wound care consumables across 16 hospital and health services in Queensland. The scope includes primary and specialised wound dressings, bandages, compression products, ancillary consumables, and NPWT systems. The procurement will be an open market ITO via vendorpanel, involving a staged qualification, technical, and commercial evaluation. Suppliers should prepare material code mapping, product data, clinical evidence, and supply capability before the formal ITO release. Feedback is requested by ****.
The award will be based on value for money assessed as the best combination of clinical suitability, price, supply resilience, service and implementation support.
Suppliers should expect a staged qualification, technical, clinical and commercial evaluation process focused on the following key areas: clinical suitability.
Suppliers should submit feedback via vendorpanel before friday 21 august 2026.
Only clinically suitable products will proceed to commercial evaluation.
Standard Offer Arrangement - Wound Care, Bandages & Dressings - CLARIFICATION ( added ****) Queensland Health wishes to clarify the status of this publication. No response is required. This is an Industry Announcement provided for information only. It is not an Invitation to Offer ( ITO), Expression of Interest ( EOI) or Request for Information ( RFI). Suppliers are not required to submit any response in relation to this announcement. The VendorPanel closing date is not a submission deadline. The cl
Wound care consumables Bandages, primary contacts and barriers, alginate and gelling fibres, foams, hydrocolloids and hydrogels, negative pressure wound therapy ( NPWT) systems and consumables.
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This is an industry announcement for an upcoming competitive procurement to establish a statewide Standing Offer Arrangement (SOA) for wound care consumables across 16 Queensland Health services. The scope includes primary and specialised wound dressings, bandages, compression products, ancillary consumables, and NPWT systems. The evaluation will focus on clinical suitability, functional equivalence, and value for money, not just lowest price. Suppliers should prepare material code mapping, product data, and clinical evidence before the formal Invitation to Offer (ITO) is released. Feedback is requested by ****.
The award will be based on value for money assessed as the best combination of clinical suitability, price, supply resilience, service and implementation support.
Suppliers should expect a staged qualification, technical, clinical and commercial evaluation process.
Suppliers should submit feedback via vendorpanel before friday 21 august 2026.
Only clinically suitable products will proceed to commercial evaluation.
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Welcome to BidHits.
Finding public tenders and bids is important. But what really matters is quickly identifying the opportunities that match what your company sells.
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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.
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