Latest Transit Bus Tenders & RFQs

This is a two-phase selection process for a design services consultancy contract. Applicants must register their interest by June 26, 2025, 4:00 PM ACT local time. The first phase involves evaluation based on previous experience (50%) and proposed resources (50%). The second phase, for shortlisted applicants, will involve a tender with specific criteria and deadlines. Applicants must comply with all relevant policies, including indigenous procurement, environmentally sustainable procurement, and financial viability. Additional documents, such as a statement of tax record, are required. The estimated total value of the works is between AUD 15 billion and 20 billion.

This notice describes a request for proposals (RFP) related to developing a carbon management plan for operational emissions. The scope includes various services and activities, such as plant leasing, hiring, and renting, professional services, ICT services, and equipment, as well as diesel use in buses, trains, and ferry operations. Embodied emissions in buses, trains, trams, and replacement tyres for the Adelaide Metro are also included. The notice highlights the availability of updated emission source summaries and data sources. Suppliers are requested to provide advice on the recommended approach for including scope 3 embodied emissions in marginal abatement cost calculations. Specification documents are available for download. A feedback tool is available for supplier feedback on the tender process.

The Department of Families, Seniors, Disability Services and Child Safety is seeking expressions of interest from service providers to deliver family-based care services under a new investment specification. The EOI process is for the transition of existing child protection placement services to new family-based care service types. The transition will occur in three phases, commencing in early 2025. Suppliers targeting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people must be an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community controlled organisation (ATSICCO) or indigenous business, or partner with one. Industry briefings will be held online and in person across Queensland regions. The closing date for the EOI is June 5, 2025, at 2 PM E. Australia Standard Time. Additional information, including service delivery requirements, is available on the department website.

The tender is for the provision of transport services for students with special needs in Alice Springs for 18 months. The contract includes detailed specifications for buses, driver qualifications, safety requirements, and reporting obligations. Tenderers must comply with Northern Territory government conditions of tendering and contract. The contract commencing date is 15 July 2025. The period of the contract is 18 months. There is an option for 3 x 12-month extensions. The basis of payment is a daily rate on a fixed schedule. The tender documents, including attachments, are available electronically and/or in hard copy. Additional documents required include a performance plan. The tender validity period is 120 days. The assessment criteria include price (20%), past performance (20%), local content (30%), capacity (10%), and scope-specific criteria (20%). Site-specific conditions apply to schools. Public liability insurance is required with a minimum of 10,000,****.