Gunnedah Shire Council is seeking quotations from qualified consultancy firms to undertake service delivery reviews. The project aims to improve operations and services provided to the community, focusing on continuous improvement rather than cost-cutting. The contract term covers service reviews until the **** financial year. Key deliverables include current state reports, draft reports with findings, and final reports with recommendations. Submissions close on 7 July 2026 at 12:00 PM AEST. Evaluation will be based on weighted criteria including proposed methodology, capability of key personnel, relevant experience, and experience with local government, alongside cost.
Submissions close at 12:00 PM AEST on 7 July 2026. Submissions close at 12:00pm aest on 7 july 2026
Quotations will be evaluated based on weighted criteria including proposed methodology (15%), capability of key personnel (10%), relevant experience (20%), experience with local government (15%), and cost (40%). oncost selection criteria weighting proposed methodology for undertaking reviews 15 capability of key personnel 10 relevant experience 20 experience with working in local government 15 total 60. . . cost selection criteria weighting cost lump sum 40
Respondents must be appropriately qualified and experienced consultancy firms. Mandatory participation criteria include compliance with councils statement of business ethics and policies, company status (legal entity, ABN, GST registered), work health and safety adherence, and specific insurance requirements (public liability $20M, workers compensation, professional indemnity $1M).
Supplier query cutoff is Monday 29 June 2026, 11:00 PM E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff monday 29 june 2026 11:00 pm e. south america standard time
Engaging in unethical or anti-competitive activity, or attempting to improperly influence the evaluation of proposals, including canvassing councillors or council staff, may lead to disqualification. any vendor who engages in such conduct will be disqualified from the selection process