Ocean Tenders

The public release of the index is scheduled for June 2027. public release: june2027

Payment terms are net 20 days from invoice or milestone payments as per contract. payment terms net 20 days from invoice or milestone payments as per contract

Evaluation criteria include demonstrated understanding of services, capability, analytical approach, relevant experience of key personnel, professional standards, and value for money. the service providers demonstrated understanding of the services required, including the identification of any key challenges, treatment of blue carbon and blue economy indicators and the management of risk.

Consultancies must be suitably qualified and must not have had a judicial decision against them relating to employee entitlements. no previous judicial decision relating to employee entitlements or engaged in practices that have been found to be dishonest, unethical or unsafe.

Organizations must not have had a judicial decision against them relating to employee entitlements or engaged in dishonest, unethical, or unsafe practices. it is a requirement of the commonwealth procurement rules that the aims must not enter into a contract with an organisation, or where relevant any of its directors, ever had a judicial decision against them

The estimated value is from 125,**** to 175,**** AUD. estimated value aud: from 125, **** to 175, ****

The tender process is open to hospitality businesses with a demonstrated capacity to deliver highquality food, beverage and customer service offerings.

Attending one onsite inspection is mandatory. please note attending one onsite inspection is mandatory.

Failure to attend an onsite inspection will render a submission ineligible. failure to attend an onsite inspection will render a submission ineligible.

The RFT closing date is 8th August 2026 at 2:00 PM.

Tenders will be evaluated on weighted criteria including WHS evidence, relevant experience, insurances, program, price, modern slavery questionnaire, capacity, and conformity to quote.

The contractor must be a qualified principal contractor with demonstrated relevant experience and past performance. All plant and equipment operators must be licensed, certified, or deemed competent.

Breaches of environmental law and unsafe worksites and/or practices will result in large monetary penalties.

Enquiries have a cutoff date of 28th July 2026.

Canvassing of councillors or staff, or attempting to influence them, could lead to automatic disqualification. Collusive behaviour is also prohibited and may be referred for investigation.

The RFT closing date is 8th August 2026 at 2:00 PM.

Tenders will be evaluated on WHS, relevant experience, insurances, program, price, modern slavery questionnaire, capacity, and conformity to quote.

The contractor must be suitably qualified and experienced, with licensed/certified plant and equipment operators.

Breaches of environmental law and unsafe worksites and/or practices will result in large monetary penalties.

Enquiry cutoff is 28th July 2026.

Canvassing councillors or staff, or attempting to influence them, could lead to automatic disqualification.

The fitout works are expected to be carried out under one separable portion of works, with the customer looking to commence the services for package 1 in August 2026 with a targeted completion date of August 2027. The indicative timetable suggests contract award by 11 September 2026, with the contract commencing on 28 September 2026 and continuing until 24 September 2027.

The document does not specify explicit payment terms. However, it mentions the Payment times procurement connected policy which requires large businesses to pay subcontractors within 20 calendar days.

Deliverables include warranties, guarantees as part of the resultant contract performance.

Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money, considering weighted criteria such as contract delivery (40%), experience (25%), specified personnel (25%), and program (10%), as well as unweighted criteria including modern slavery, environmental sustainability, pricing, financial capacity, and indigenous procurement policy considerations.

Potential suppliers must meet conditions for participation, including existing as a legal entity, holding valid statements of tax record, not having judicial decisions against them for unpaid employee entitlements, and being compliant with the Workplace Gender Equality Act. Accreditation under the WHS Accreditation Scheme is also mandatory for building work.

The document mentions that potential suppliers must not have judicial decisions against them relating to unpaid employee entitlements that remain unpaid. It also states that the customer may exclude a tender if a potential supplier has contravened anti-competitive provisions.

An industry briefing and site visit will be held on 9 June 2026. Attendance at the industry briefing and site visit is mandatory.

Complaints relating to the ATM are to be directed to the director of procurement at ***@***. *. * complaint relating to the ATM which is made under the Government Procurement Judicial Review Act 2018 CTH is to be lodged using the process described on the customer's website.

Tenders may be excluded for non-compliance with minimum content and format requirements, conditions for participation, or mandatory requirements. Risks include late lodgement, illegibility, failure to attend mandatory briefings/visits, misleading conduct, collusive tendering, and failure to meet WHS accreditation or tax record requirements.