Barra Tenders

The tender closes on 5 May 2026 at 12:00 PM ACT local time. The estimated timeframe for delivery of the works is April 2027.

The tender documents do not explicitly state payment terms, but indicate that payment claims are to be submitted monthly on the 15th day of each month.

The tender documents do not explicitly detail warranty periods, but refer to the contract conditions for further information.

Tenders will be evaluated to determine the tender which represents the best value for money to the Commonwealth, applying criteria including project understanding (50% weighting), program (20% weighting), workload and proposed resources (15% weighting), previous performance (15% weighting), and other criteria with no specific weighting such as indigenous procurement policy, commonwealth procurement rules compliance, financial, alternative proposals, and miscellaneous matters.

Tenderers must complete and return a signed disclaimer and confidentiality agreement to obtain the full scope of works documentation. They must also satisfy each condition for participation specified in the tender particulars.

The tender documents mention a maximum amount of delay damages for the works, to be specified by the tenderer, and refer to clause 9. 6 of the conditions of contract in part 5.

A mandatory industry briefing, which includes a site visit, is scheduled for 8 April 2026 at Gallipoli Barracks. Tenderers must register to attend and meet at the pass office 15 minutes prior to commencement.

The cutoff date for questions pertaining to this tender is seven (7) days before the tender close date. General procurement complaints can be submitted via email to qualityandcompliance@defence. gov. au.

The closing date for tenders is May 4, 2026, at 12:00 PM ACT local time. The estimated delivery completion date is April 8, 2027.

The tender documents do not explicitly state payment terms, but payment claims are to be submitted monthly on the 15th day of each month.

The tender documents do not explicitly detail warranty periods. However, the contract includes a defects liability period.

Tenders will be evaluated to determine the tender which represents the best value for money to the Commonwealth, with specific weightings for project understanding (50%), workload and proposed resources (15%), previous performance (15%), and program (20%).

Tenderers must complete and return a signed disclaimer and confidentiality agreement as a condition for participation. They must also demonstrate financial viability and comply with WHS accreditation requirements for projects over $4,000,000.

The tender documents mention a maximum amount of delay damages for the works, to be provided by the tenderer.

A mandatory industry briefing, which includes a site visit, is scheduled for April 8, 2026. Tenderers must register to attend and meet at the Pass Office 15 minutes prior to commencement.

The cutoff date for questions pertaining to this tender is seven days before the tender close date.

The estimated delivery completion date for this project is February 2027.

Tenders will be evaluated based on project understanding (50% weighting), workload and proposed resources (15% weighting), previous performance (15% weighting), and program (20% weighting). Indigenous Procurement Policy and Commonwealth Procurement Rules compliance are also evaluated but have no weighting.

Tenderers must complete and return a signed confidentiality agreement to obtain the full scope of works. Attendees for the industry briefing must have a DCAC and/or a Baseline clearance and be DISP accredited. All attendees must complete the national base induction prior to attendance at a Defence base.

An industry briefing, which includes a site visit, is scheduled for April 8th, 2026, at Gallipoli Barracks, Enoggera. Tenderers must register by March 30th, 2026, and attendees require specific security clearances and site induction.

The cutoff date for questions pertaining to this tender is seven days before the tender close date.