Princes Highway and Waratah Street Intersection Upgrade - Tenders are invited to undertake the construction of intersection upgrade at Princes Highway and Waratah Street, Kirrawee
Intersection upgrade at Princes Highway and Waratah Street, Kirrawee Dedicated left turn lane from Princes Highway into Waratah Street, signalised dual left turn lanes from Waratah Street onto Princes Highway, signalised dual right turn lanes from Waratah Street onto Princes Highway, relocation of existing pedestrian crossing on Princes Highway, new pedestrian crossing across Waratah Street, extension of median, new shared paths, utility relocations, tree removal protection works, traffic control signal adjustments
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Tenders invited from pre-qualified contractors under the national prequalification scheme at road works category R3 and financial category F15. Works include intersection upgrade with dedicated and dual turn lanes, pedestrian crossings, median extension, shared paths, utility relocations, and traffic signal adjustments. Pre-tender briefing online on 30 September 2026, not mandatory. Must comply with Transport Statement of Business Ethics, NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework, and Australian Government WHS Accreditation Scheme. Quarterly social procurement reporting required if successful.
Tenders are invited from pre-qualified contractors with Transport for NSW under the national prequalification scheme at road works category R3 and financial category F15. tenders are invited from pre qualified contractors with transport for nsw under the national prequalification scheme at road works category r3 and financial category f15
26/27- 58 Ballarat Connections - Trail Works Whitelaw Avenue - This project includes the construction of a shared path as part of the broader Ballarat Connections trail. The project provides a shared path link alongside Whitelaw Avenue between Doug Dean Reserve and Sutton Street. Links back into the adjacent footpath network and south into Doug Dean Reserve are is also included. The combined length of the proposed path connections is just over **** and includes five shared user raised pedestrian crossings
Construction of a shared path as part of the Ballarat Connections Trail along Whitelaw Avenue, including raised pedestrian crossings, lighting, drainage, carpark and landscape works. Shared path construction, kerb and channel, raised pedestrian crossings, solar lighting, minor roadworks, asphalt works, concrete footpath and kerb construction, carpark extension ( 10 new spaces), pram ramps, planted drainage swales, grated drainage channel, side entry pits modification, grated pit modification, new kerb and WSUD kerb inlets, driveway crossover, tree protection, landscape works, tree planting, post and rail fencing, vehicle barriers, bollards, directional signage, road signage, seating, 26 weeks landscape establishment and maintenance.
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Construction of a shared path along Whitelaw Avenue, Ballarat, including raised crossings, lighting, drainage, carpark and landscape works. Contract number **** lump sum contract. Practical completion by 01/05/2027 or 60 days from execution. Defects liability period 52 weeks. Security required: 2 x 2. 5% of contract sum. Liquidated damages $150 per day. Payment claims by 30th business day monthly, payment within 30 days. Public liability insurance minimum $20 million. Tender closes 22 October 2026.
The date for practical completion is **** or 60 days from the execution date.
Payment claims due the 30th business day of each month and payment within 30 days after the payment schedule or tax invoice, whichever is later.
Defects liability period is 52 weeks commencing on the date of practical completion.
The contractor must be registered in the rapid global amalgamated councils of victoria database and maintain required certification.
Liquidated damages are 150 per day for failure to reach practical completion by the date for practical completion.
Failure to provide security within 5 business days after the execution date means no entitlement to submit payment claims.
26/27- 58 Ballarat Connections - Trail Works Whitelaw Avenue - This project includes the construction of a shared path as part of the broader Ballarat Connections trail. The project provides a shared path link alongside Whitelaw Avenue between Doug Dean Reserve and Sutton Street. Links back into the adjacent footpath network and south into Doug Dean Reserve are is also included. The combined length of the proposed path connections is just over **** and includes five shared user raised pedestrian crossings
shared path construction site establishment demolition, solar lighting, minor roadworks, asphalt works, concrete footpath and kerb construction, carpark extension 10 new spaces, ramps, shared user raised pedestrian crossings, planted drainage swales, graded drainage channel, side entry pits modification, one kerb and washout kerb inlets, driveway crossover, tree protection, landscape work, tree planting, post and rail fencing, vehicle barriers, bollards, directional signage, road signage, seating, 26 weeks landscape establishment and maintenance
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Construction of a **** shared path along Whitelaw Avenue, including 5 raised pedestrian crossings, lighting, drainage, car park extension, landscaping, fencing, signage, and maintenance. Public tender with submission deadline 15 Oct 2026. Works include demolition, roadworks, concrete, asphalt, kerb, and tree protection. Contractor must comply with council policies and provide required documentation.
supplier query cutoff Thursday 15 October 2026 12: 00 am
rate of liquidated damages clause 17. 1: 150 per day
Establishment of Weed and Pest Tree Control Panel - Establishment of a panel arrangement for the provision of weed and pest tree control services across geographical areas within the NPWS Southern Ranges under schedule of rates on an as- required basis
weed and pest tree control panel weed and pest tree control services
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NPWS seeks a panel of suppliers for weed and pest tree control services across the Southern Ranges. RFT open, closing 13 Nov 2026. Delivery expected by Nov 2029 with two 1?year extensions to 2031. Pre?tender briefing 28 Oct 2026 online. Evaluation includes price, capability, methodology, social outcomes, compliance, risk management, experience, organisational capacity, sustainability.
Delivery is expected by November 2029, with options to extend until 2031. estimated timeframe for delivery: november 2029 with two 1 year options to extend until 2031.
Price is a key criterion. evaluation assessment criteria general assessment criteria that was used to evaluate this opportunity capability methodology price social outcomes compliance risk management experience organisational capacity sustainability terms and conditions.
26/27- 58 Ballarat Connections - Trail Works Whitelaw Avenue - This project includes the construction of a shared path as part of the broader Ballarat Connections trail. The project provides a shared path link alongside Whitelaw Avenue between Doug Dean Reserve and Sutton Street. Links back into the adjacent footpath network and south into Doug Dean Reserve are is also included. The combined length of the proposed path connections is just over **** and includes five shared user raised pedestrian crossings
shared path construction site establishment, demolition, solar lighting, minor roadworks, asphalt works, concrete footpath and kerb construction, carpark extension, ramps, raised pedestrian crossings, drainage swales, graded drainage channel, pit modification, kerb inlets, driveway crossover, tree protection, landscape work, tree planting, fencing, barriers, bollards, signage, seating, landscape maintenance
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The City of Ballarat is tendering for the construction of a shared path along Whitelaw Avenue, covering just over **** with five raised pedestrian crossings. Works include site establishment, demolition, solar lighting, minor roadworks, asphalt, concrete footpath and kerb, carpark extension, ramps, drainage swales, pit modification, tree protection, landscaping, fencing, barriers, signage, seating, and maintenance. Tender opens 30 September 2026, closes 22 October 2026, with a query cutoff 15 October 2026. Decision expected 20 January 2027.
closes thursday 22 october 2026 12: 00 am
rate of liquidated damages clause 17. 1: 150 per day
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