Culturally and Linguistically Diverse ( CaLD) Youth Engagement Pilot - - The pilot originates from the African Youth Justice Engagement 2025- 2026 election commitment and reflects the Western Australian Governments commitment to strengthening prevention and early intervention responses for young people at risk of entering the justice system. The pilot will prioritise CaLD young people aged 10 to 17 years who are at risk of entering the justice system, with particular focus on young people of African descent
culturally safe, community- based social and recreational activities for CALD youth social and recreational activities
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Tender for culturally safe, community-based social and recreational activities for CALD youth aged **** in Perth, Western Australia. Responses close 10 Nov 2026 2:30pm. Contact Denise Shedley for details.
Responses close on 10 Nov 2026 at 2:30pm Perth. responses closes tue, 10 nov 2026 at 2: 30pm perth, western australia
Provision of Audience Research for Western Australian Museum - - Audience research underpins everything the Western Australian Museum ( WA Museum; the Contract Authority; the Customer) does and is essential to informed decision- making and continuous improvement across the organisation. It provides valuable insights that support strategic outcomes and inform exhibition programming, brand and marketing strategy, media planning and channel strategy, content delivery, communications, and social media activity.
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Western Australian Museum seeks a panel of qualified contractors to provide audience research services across various categories. Responses close 10 Nov 2026 2:30pm Perth. No minimum volume guaranteed.
Responses close Tue, 10 Nov 2026 at 2:30pm Perth. responses closes tue, 10 nov 2026 at 2: 30pm perth, western australia
Skills Development Programs/ Job Readiness Programs/ Industry Partnership Programs/ Labour Market Programs
Transitioning Workforce Fund Hunter Region Request for Proposal ( Hunter TWF04) - Proposals are sought for activities that strengthen jobs and skills pathways for First Nations people in the energy tran- Proposals are accepted that address the following priorities: Priority 1: Supporting First Nations people - activities that strengthen the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of First Nations people in the Hunter. Themes include: Caring for Country Youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways Edu
Transitioning Workforce Fund projects and services in the Hunter region of NSW Priority 1: supporting First Nations people - activities strengthening social, cultural and economic wellbeing, including caring for country, youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways, education, training and employment participation, community information and awareness. Priority 2: community awareness, understanding, participation and readiness - activities supporting workers, job seekers, families and communities affected by industrial transition, including skills, employment and workforce participation, community leadership, coordination and partnership building, community participation and locally led solutions, innovation and adaptation. Priority 3: strengthening pathways into emerging industries - activities supporting workers affected by energy transition to access secure, skilled and locally based employment, including transferable skills identification, transition pathways, collaboration between employers, industry
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Proposals sought for Transitioning Workforce Fund projects in Hunter region, NSW. Three priorities: supporting First Nations people, community awareness/readiness, and pathways into emerging industries. Separate proposal required per priority and per project. Proposals must be lodged via AusTender by 3:00pm AEDT on 3 November 2026. Maximum fees $500,000 GST exclusive per project. Evaluation criteria: service delivery (50%), organisational capability (25%), local knowledge (25%). Co-contributions encouraged. Agreements expected to commence early 2027.
Proposals must be lodged via AusTender before the closing time of 3:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 3rd November 2026. the closing time for this request for proposal. proposals must be lodged via austender.
Payment will be made via electronic funds transfer. resultant agreements will include a payment schedule based on the acceptance of milestones by the department.
Proposals will be evaluated to identify those representing the best value for money. proposals will be evaluated to identify proposals that represent the best value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in schedule 2.
Respondents must exist as a legal entity as at the closing time. the respondent exists as a legal entity as at the closing time.
Complaints under the Government Procurement Judicial Review Act 2018 can be made. complaints should be completed by following the process on the departments website at: www. ***. *. *
Proposals not properly submitted before closing time will not be accepted. proposals which are not properly submitted before the closing time will not be accepted unless the delay in proposal lodgement is as a consequence of mishandling by the department.
Greater Sydney Branch Fire Access and Fire Trail ( FAFT) Services Panel, Renewal and Maintenance Program - The proposed procurement activity seeks to establish a panel of suppliers via an open tender process, for the delivery of Fire Access and Fire Trail ( FAFT) works in the Greater Sydney Branch GSB
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Open tender to establish a panel of suppliers for fire access and fire trail (FAFT) works in Greater Sydney Branch, including approximately 150 km of fire trail construction, upgrade, and renewal. Mandatory pre-tender meeting on 20 October 2026 at Bobbin Head Picnic Area, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Tenders must attend; non-attendance leads to pass over. Tenderers must confirm attendance via email at least 3 business days prior. Social procurement policies apply with quarterly reporting. Tender closes 5 November 2026 at 3:00 PM. Evaluation criteria include capability, price, compliance, organisational capacity, experience, and risk management.
Tenders submitted by tenderers who fail to attend the mandatory pre-tender meeting will be passed over. tenders submitted by tenderers who fail to attend will be passed over.
Expression of Interest OMID Pathways - Mentoring and Retention Organisation - - PATHWAYS is an Aboriginal employment delivery model that creates structured pathways into employment, training, apprenticeships and long- term careers for Aboriginal people that will help the Office of Major Infrastructure Delivery ( OMID) achieve and exceed Aboriginal Employment Targets across major infrastructure projects. Its vision is to create sustainable Aboriginal employment pathways across Western Australias major infras
Expression of interest for an independent Aboriginal workforce mentoring and retention organisation for the OMID Pathways program Aboriginal workforce mentoring and retention services, culturally responsive service delivery, support for entry- level employment, work readiness activities, traineeships, apprenticeships, and specialist infrastructure occupations
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Expression of interest for an independent Aboriginal workforce mentoring and retention organisation to support the OMID Pathways program. Initial service period of 12 months. Open to Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations. Must deliver culturally responsive services. Responses close 6 November 2026 at 2:30pm Perth time. Contact Paul Grimes at 08 **** **** or paul. grimes@omid. wa. gov. au.
Responses close Friday, 6 November 2026 at 2:30pm Perth, Western Australia. responses closes fri, 6 nov 2026 at 2: 30pm perth, western australia
This EOI is open to Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations. this eoi is open to aboriginal and nonaboriginal organisations
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