CS Energy is seeking tenders for labour for security and response services across all its existing sites in Queensland, including Kogan Creek Power Station and Callide Power Station, as well as any new or future planned sites. The service provider must ensure consistent service standards, scalable deployment, and seamless integration of additional sites. Site asset protection must be continuously available and locally sourced wherever possible. The tender is a public tender with a closing date of May 22, 2026. The contract includes detailed terms and conditions regarding contractor obligations, site and security, work health and safety, environment, financial matters, warranties, liabilities, and dispute resolution. Specific requirements include compliance with the Queensland Code, Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct, and potentially the Queensland Charter for Local Content and training policies depending on the project type.
The tender closes on Friday, 22 May 2026, at 04:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
The bid notice states that payment claims are to be paid within 15 business days after receipt of the payment claim. Invoices are to be sent by email to ***@***. *. *, with a copy to the designated lead. Payment claims under the BIF Act must be served on the principal via email to ***@***. *. *, marked 'BIF Act Payment Claim' with the contract number, and a copy to the designated lead.
The contract includes clauses related to representations and warranties, including that the contractor possesses and will deploy specific skills and experience, has the expertise and personnel necessary to provide the services, and that the services will be carried out with due skill and care. The defects liability period is 12 months or as otherwise stated in the purchase order, with a maximum of 24 months.
The contractor must ensure that its personnel are competent and have the necessary skills, qualifications, licences, training, and expertise to perform the services in accordance with good industry practice. For specific roles, such as critical workers, further assessments and background checks may be required.
The contract includes provisions for delay liquidated damages, where the contractor will pay a specified amount per day for each day completion is delayed beyond the date for completion, up to a maximum limit. Failure to comply with other contract clauses may also lead to termination or other remedies.
The contract states that the contractor warrants and acknowledges that it has investigated the site and existing operations to the full extent necessary for performing its obligations under the contract and has examined and has satisfied itself of the conditions at the site and the existing operations.
The supplier query cutoff date is Thursday, 07 May 2026, 04:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
Risks include failure to comply with the Queensland Code, which may result in sanctions, or failure to comply with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct, which may be considered a breach of contract. Non-compliance with security of critical infrastructure obligations or anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws can also lead to termination.