Wireless Service Tenders

This is a Request for Information (RFI) from Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) to gather market intelligence for a potential personal duress solution. The RFI is exploratory and non-binding, aiming to understand modern, reliable solutions available in the Australian market, particularly those used in emergency services or healthcare. QAS seeks information on technology options, device types (wearables, apps, platforms), technical possibilities and constraints, and to identify capable suppliers. The solution should support approximately 5,500 users with potential for growth, operate statewide in varying connectivity environments, and integrate with key QAS systems. The closing date for supplier queries and submissions is 29 May 2026.

The Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) is seeking information for a potential personal duress solution. This is an exploratory RFI to understand available technology options, device types, and platform capabilities within the Australian market, particularly those used in emergency services or healthcare. The solution should support approximately 5,500 users, operate statewide in varying connectivity environments, and integrate with key QAS systems. QAS is also interested in suppliers' experience with integrating public safety computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems, their deployment and training methodologies for large user bases, and their managed services support structure, including SLAs and proactive monitoring. The RFI closes on Friday, 22 May 2026.

Central Highlands Regional Council is seeking a preferred supplier for CCTV services, including maintenance and support. The mandatory CCTV platform is Verkada. Tenderers must be capable of supplying, installing, and supporting Verkada cameras and licensing. Responses proposing alternative camera platforms will not be accepted for CCTV supply. The engagement covers design, supply, installation, commissioning, upgrade of Verkada CCTV systems, and ongoing maintenance and support for Verkada and selected legacy CCTV systems, as well as Cambium 60GHz fixed wireless infrastructure. The contract aims to support councils ongoing CCTV expansion, standardization, cyber security improvement, and service reliability across metropolitan and remote locations. Key compatibility requirements include Verkada camera supply and licensing for all Part A works, and integration with existing council infrastructure. Suppliers must demonstrate technical capability, licensing, and experience. Desired outcomes include reliable Verkada-based CCTV outcomes, strong documentation, proactive maintenance, and clear accountability. Mandatory conditions include supply and support of Verkada CCTV systems only for new and upgrade works, end-to-end delivery, and compliance with WHS, privacy, cyber security, and Australian standards. Service and performance expectations include defined SLAs for incident response and restoration, proactive maintenance programs, accurate asset and as-built documentation, and transparent reporting. Project and operational benefits include a standardized, secure, and scalable Verkada CCTV environment, improved system availability, faster procurement, and better lifecycle visibility.

Central Highlands Regional Council (CHRC) is seeking tenders for a preferred supplier arrangement for CCTV services, including a region-wide maintenance and support contract. The mandatory CCTV platform is Verkada, and tenderers must be capable of supplying, installing, and supporting Verkada cameras and licensing. Responses proposing alternative camera platforms will not be accepted for CCTV supply. The engagement covers design, supply, installation, commissioning, and upgrade of Verkada CCTV systems (Part A), as well as ongoing maintenance and support for Verkada, selected legacy CCTV systems, and Cambium 60GHz fixed wireless infrastructure (Part B). The contract aims to support CHRC's CCTV expansion, standardization, cybersecurity improvement, and service reliability across metropolitan and remote locations. Tenderers must demonstrate technical capability, licensing, and experience to work safely and securely across diverse environments. CHRC is looking for a supplier that delivers reliable Verkada-based CCTV outcomes with strong documentation, proactive maintenance, and clear accountability. Mandatory conditions include the supply and support of Verkada CCTV systems only for new and upgrade works, end-to-end delivery, and compliance with WHS, privacy, cybersecurity, and Australian standards. Service and performance expectations include defined SLAs for incident response and restoration, proactive maintenance programs, accurate asset and as-built documentation, and transparent reporting. The expected benefits include a standardized, secure, and scalable Verkada CCTV environment, improved system availability, faster procurement, and better lifecycle visibility.