Risk Assessment Tenders

The tender closes on Tuesday, 30 June 2026, at 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

As a mandatory requirement of this SOA, all works delivered under a purchase contract must be covered by a service guarantee for the services delivered. The guarantee shall cover all costs associated with the replacement of all defective works, including all labour, travel and materials that are required to be replaced at the site where applicable.

The consultant shall have and maintain a certified safety management system as being compliant with ISO **** occupational safety management system.

Any sample testing supplied as part of the services is to be charged at cost exclusive of GST, plus the agreed percentage markup specified in the schedule of prices, if any. For the purposes of this SOA sample testing means the cost of the NATA laboratory testing and analysis certificate charged to the consultant by the NATA laboratory.

Supplier query cutoff is Friday, 26 June 2026, at 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

Consultants and workers, including any subcontractors, that are deemed by the customer to be guilty of misconduct, incompetence, negligence, a breach of the SOA conditions or purchase contract, or of the code of conduct for the Queensland Public Service or for any other reason, without giving the reason, at the sole discretion of the customer, may be removed from the site or from the delivery of services.

The consultant must perform the services expeditiously and without delay. If a completion date is nominated, services must be completed by that date. The consultant must perform the services expeditiously and without delay.

Council must pay the consultant the fee in consideration of the consultant performing the services in accordance with the agreement. Payment claims are subject to specific preconditions and must be submitted at times set out in Schedule 1. Council must pay the consultant the fee in consideration of the consultant performing the services in accordance with the agreement.

The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice, legislative requirements, and be fit for purpose. Deliverables must be free from error. The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice. . .

The consultant warrants that it has and will maintain the necessary experience, and an appropriately qualified and trained workforce, to carry out such services. it has and will maintain the necessary experience, and an appropriately qualified and trained workforce, to carry out such services. . .

If the consultant fails to rectify non-compliant services, council may take necessary action, and damages suffered will be a debt due by the consultant. he damages suffered as a result of council doing so will be a debt due and payable by the consultant.

The document does not explicitly mention mandatory or optional site visits. However, it does state that council may require access to premises for inspections and audits. allow council and its representatives access to the consultants premises, and the premises of any relevant subcontractors, to do any one or more of: inspect the performance of the services

The document outlines a dispute resolution process involving negotiation and mediation, but does not specify a deadline for challenges. either party may at any time by notice in writing to the other, refer any disagreement or dispute that has arisen between the parties. . .

The consultant may be disqualified if they breach terms of the agreement, commit a fraudulent or illegal act, or suffer an insolvency event, leading to termination. breaches any term of the agreement. . . commits a fraudulent or other illegal act or suffers an insolvency event, immediately terminate the agreement

Tender submissions should demonstrate relevant experience in agribusiness, aquaponics, aquaculture, or controlled environment agriculture, experience developing commercially oriented business plans, and knowledge of regional and remote Australian operating environments. Tender submissions should demonstrate: relevant experience in agribusiness, aquaponics, aquaculture, or controlledenvironment agriculture experience developing commercially oriented business plans knowledge of regional and remote australian operating environments desirable capacity to deliver within agreed timeframes professional qualifications of key personnel

Supplier query cutoff is Friday 17 July 2026 02:00 am E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff friday 17 july 2026 02: 00 am e. south america standard time

The estimated value is between AUD 300,000 and AUD 500,000. estimated value 300, 000 to 500, 000

Tenders must be received before the closing time and date of: 2pm Tuesday 30th June 2026.

The council will pay the tenderer a monthly fee following its receipt of a valid tax invoice and otherwise in accordance with clause 13 detailed in annexure part a. The fee is inclusive of all goods and service tax and all other taxes, duties and charges.

Tenders will be assessed against the criteria: Price (60%), Benefit to local community (10%), Experience (10%), Availability of skills and resources (10%), Compliance with specifications (10%).

Tenderers must meet the mandatory criteria: a. Master license/Security agents license, b. All returnable schedules are completed and returned by the tender close date and time.

Failure to perform the required services in accordance with these specifications on three 3 occasions during the contract term, without reporting the reason, will represent a breach of contract.

Tenderers are encouraged to arrange site inspections and become familiar with physical locations and any other relevant matters. It is anticipated no tender briefing session or site inspections will be conducted. Tenderers may inspect all locations during opening times at their own convenience.

Supplier query cutoff Friday 26 June 2026 01:00 am E. South America Standard Time

Any tenderer who directly or indirectly canvasses support from an elected member or employee of the council will be disqualified. Any tender which does not comply in every respect with any requirements of the tender documents may be rejected.

All offers must be received electronically to vendor panel by 10:00am Tuesday 30th June 2026.

The evaluation will focus on the technical skills of key team members (70%) and the proposed approach/methodology for delivering the consultant services (30%).

Prequalification levels HE2, HD2, TP2, TE2, CE2, BD1, GE1 or higher apply. The primary consultant must hold highway engineering HE2 or higher prequalification.

Failure to comply with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct may result in the rejection of the submission. Submissions must be lodged electronically via the vendor panel website in PDF format; failure to comply may result in a non-conforming application.