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The Western Australia Police Force is seeking offers for the supply of crime prevention merchandise. The merchandise will be used in public spaces, community events, and retail environments. Suppliers must be capable of supplying all four product categories (lifesize cutouts, flags, stickers, and magnets). Respondents must complete and submit Attachment A (pricing schedule) as part of their offer. Incomplete submissions will not be considered. The response closes on Friday, 22 August 2025 at 2:30 PM Perth, Western Australia. Specification documents and Attachment A are available for download.

This notice advises the market of the upcoming intention to procure a single supplier for research services under a new whole-of-Australian-government campaign evaluation services arrangement (CESA). The CESA is a coordinated procurement to service the diverse requirements of government entities and will be mandatory for non-corporate commonwealth entities to evaluate Australian government advertising campaigns with expenditure over AUD 500,000. The successful organisation must have capacity to manage multiple concurrent campaign evaluations across government and be involved in supporting campaign development. The CESA is anticipated for release to market during Q1 2025-26. The notice also states a preference for any future organisation awarded the CESA to be wholly independent and not to have another role as a provider of services to the government communication campaign arrangement (GCC). Responses are not being accepted against this notice.

This tender seeks a Government Communications Campaign Arrangement (GCC) for the Australian Government. Key dates include an industry briefing, enquiry cutoff (June 30, 2025), and closing time (August 11, 2025). Tenders must be submitted electronically via the 360 public portal. A Statement of Tax Record (STRS) is required for participation. Late tenders will not be accepted unless due to mishandling by Finance or the portal. The arrangement is expected to begin around July 1, 2026. The tender includes detailed requirements, conditions for participation, evaluation criteria, and a draft head agreement. Due diligence information is available after completing a tender registration form and confidentiality undertaking. The tender process involves multiple stages, including initial screening, detailed evaluation, shortlisting, value for money assessment, and village allocation. There are specific requirements for work samples, file formats, naming conventions, and sizes. The tenderer must comply with all applicable legislation and policies, including the Modern Slavery Act 2018, Workplace Gender Equality Act ****, and Indigenous Procurement Policy. The tenderer must also disclose any conflicts of interest. The tender validity period is 15 months after the closing date.