Incident Management Tenders

Roadtek is seeking a qualified supplier to provide an experienced 2-man concrete crew for construction works including concrete medians, footpaths, handrails, and signage. The crew will work with an existing Roadtek crew for an estimated 25 days, likely on a 10/4 or 5/2 roster. Mandatory PPE includes 100% cotton long-sleeved hi-vis shirts, broad-brimmed safety helmet, and safety toe-capped boots. Compliance with legislative requirements, transport management, WHS, and TMR quality standards is expected. The supplier must ensure zero incidents, reliable delivery, timely invoicing, and accurate daily dockets.

Inner West Council is inviting quotations for the Damun Inclusive Playground Construction project at Camperdown Park. A project briefing will be held on Wednesday, 25 March 2026, at 12:30 PM at Camperdown Park Playground. The tender closes on Thursday, 09 April 2026, at 04:00 AM. Key aspects of the tender involve managing environmental factors, including stormwater, drinking water, and electrical services, with a focus on avoiding disruption to underground services. A Construction Management Plan (CMP) and Incident Management Plan (IMP) are required. Environmental measures include managing potential impacts from construction facilities, vegetation removal, acid sulfate soils, heritage finds, and waste. Noise and vibration management, traffic control, and biosecurity measures are also critical. The project requires adherence to standard daytime working hours and consultation with potentially affected residents and businesses. A dilapidation survey is to be conducted prior to works. Specific protocols for unexpected heritage finds and contaminated material are necessary. Waste management must comply with relevant legislation, with an emphasis on minimization, sorting, and disposal at licensed facilities. Tree protection measures are to be implemented in accordance with Australian Standard **** and flora management, including handling threatened species, is also outlined. Chemical and fuel spill prevention and management are detailed. Site hygiene and the use of alternatives to fossil fuels are encouraged. Waste disposal of light fittings and vegetation is specified. Spoil reuse on-site requires testing to confirm suitability. The project aims to minimize traffic impacts and ensure safe movement for pedestrians, cyclists, and wheelchair users. Consultation with affected parties regarding traffic and access is required.

Quotations are invited for the provision of Palo Attack Surface Pro and Security Orchestration, Automation and Response Platform SOAR licensing. Suppliers are requested to provide pricing for three (3) year term and five (5) year term subscriptions, with annual payment. Quotes should clearly identify inclusions, licensing tiers, support levels, and any assumptions or dependencies. OCIO may consider offers submitted via cloud service marketplaces, but a corresponding non-marketplace standard quotation is also requested. Electronic responses are due by 10:00 am on 10 April 2026.