Design and construct contract for accessibility, functionality and customer service improvements at Dorothy Jones Library, Tully, QLD. Two separable portions: internal upgrades and rear extension. Practical completion by 30 June 2027. Mandatory site inspection required. Tenderers must demonstrate experience in design and construct building projects, refurbishment of occupied facilities, roof replacement and public building extensions. Council may award one, both or none of the separable portions. Queries via VendorPanel. Contract based on ****: 5% via two bank guarantees. Liquidated damages: **** per day.
Practical completion for both separable portions is required by 30 June 2027. The contract states: the principals requirement is for separable portion 1 and separable portion 2 to achieve practical completion by 30 june 2027.
Progress claims are due on the 21st day of each month for work done to that date. The contract specifies: times for progress claims 21st day of each month in which wuc is carried out up to and including the month in which practical completion is reached.
The contractor warrants that all plant, equipment, materials and goods supplied will be new, free from defects and of merchantable quality. The contract states: be free from defects and of merchantable quality and comply in all respects with the contract.
Tenderers must demonstrate experience in design and construct building projects, refurbishment of occupied facilities, roof replacement works and public building extensions. The notice states: tenderers must demonstrate experience in design and construct building projects, refurbishment of occupied facilities, roof replacement works and public building extensions.
Liquidated damages are set at **** per day for each separable portion. The contract states: liquidated damages, rate subclause 34. 7 **** per day.
A mandatory site inspection will be conducted as detailed within the tender documentation. The notice states: a mandatory site inspection will be conducted as detailed within the tender documentation.
Contractors must not engage in improper conduct, including collusive tendering or anticompetitive conduct. The contract states: engaging in any collusive tendering, anticompetitive conduct, or any other unlawful or unethical conduct is considered improper conduct.