Outlet Cover Tenders

Expressions of interest are invited from not-for-profit community groups to utilize Studio 2 at the Roma Community Arts Centre. The closing date and time for the EOI is 2 PM Australian Eastern Standard Time on June 30, 2025. The successful proponent must provide evidence of public liability insurance of at least $20 million. The lease period is for three years, until September 2028. Assistance in completing the expression of interest can be obtained from the Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning. Applications close 21 days from the date of publication. Council retains the right to terminate the commercial tenancy agreement with 14 days' notice to the lessee.

The tender requires the provision of gasketed cover plates, system operation, as-built documentation, index run checks, leak checks, commissioning procedures, instrumentation, tolerances, handover meeting, design information, statutory compliance, basis of design, specification, variation notices, as-installed information, commissioning results, compliance notices, statutory certificates, occupancy certification, manufacturer warranties, software licenses, training, operating manuals, call-out procedures, practical completion certification, release of securities, and final completion documentation. The tender also specifies various standards to be used.

Tender for the refurbishment of the Wallangarra depot in QLD. The tender process is governed by the tender conditions, including requirements for participation, form and content, and evaluation criteria. The tender must be lodged electronically via Austender. Additional documents, such as indigenous procurement policy, tax records, and environmental sustainability plans, may be required, depending on the specific clauses that apply. The tenderer must ensure compliance with commonwealth procurement rules, financial viability, and other relevant policies. There are clauses regarding joint bids, conflict of interest, use of personnel, and costs. The tenderer must provide details in various schedules, including project understanding, workload, previous performance, program, indigenous procurement policy, financial information, and miscellaneous matters. The tenderer must comply with all relevant Australian standards and labour regulations. The tenderer must provide clarification or authentication of material if requested by the tender administrator. The commonwealth may conduct industry briefings and meetings with tenderers before and after the closing date. The commonwealth is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender.