Australian Defence Contracted Health System - Request for Proposal for the Australian Defence Contracted Health System- The Commonwealth of Australia, through the Department of Defence, seeks to engage an industry partner who can deliver a contemporary, efficient, effective and flexible approach for the delivery of health services to the ADF, and meet the anticipated growth in the ADF workforce.
the delivery of comprehensive health services in support of the australian defence force adf under the future australian defence contracted health system adchs a. primary health services b. allied health services c. mental health services d. dental services e. medical imaging and radiology services f. onbase pharmacy services g. physiotherapy and exercise physiology services including clinical rehabilitation h. inpatient care services i. occupational rehabilitation services j. specialised services and k. a nationally accessible medical advice, triage and referral service
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Proposals are invited for the delivery of comprehensive health services to the Australian Defence Force (ADF) under the Future Australian Defence Contracted Health System (ADCHS). The RFP closes on 10 October 2025 at 4 PM local time in the ACT. Shortlisted respondents will be notified in December 2025. A separate procurement activity is underway for pathology services. Respondents must access a data room on Austender (jhcrfp2025001a) and complete a deed poll of confidentiality. Transition of services is expected to commence on 1 January 2027 and be completed by 1 July 2027. The contract timeframe is 30 June 2032.
EOI - Acute perinatal ( Mother and Baby) mental health inpatient ( bed- based) services - Expressions of interest are sought by the Customer in relation to the supply of acute inpatient perinatal Mother and Baby Unit ( MBU) mental health services in three ( 3) locations: Cairns, Townsville, and Brisbane metropolitan area. The Customer has issued this EOI with the objectives of identifying Supplier( s) with the required: o expertise and experience to deliver the specified number of mother and baby beds withi
Expressions of interest are sought by the customer in relation to the supply of acute inpatient perinatal mother and baby unit ( MBU) mental health services in three ( 3) locations: Cairns, Townsville, and Brisbane metropolitan area.
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Expressions of Interest (EOI) are sought for the provision of acute inpatient perinatal mother and baby unit (MBU) mental health services in Cairns, Townsville, and Brisbane. Tenderers must be registered with the VendorPanel site to access documents and submit their expression of interest. The closing date is Wednesday, 16 July 2025 at 5:00 PM Brisbane time. The EOI seeks suppliers with expertise, experience, capacity, and the ability to partner with relevant hospital and health services.
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