Warehouse Tenders

The RFT closing time is 24 July 2026, 2:00 PM ACT local time. rft closing time: 24 july 2026 2. 00pm act local time

Tenders will be assessed against scored evaluation criteria including understanding of and approach to the services, experience and track record, management of changed requirements at short notice, and value added services. Non-scored criteria include price and risk. evaluation criteria: no. evaluation criteria information to be supplied weighting criteria scored evaluation criteria 1. understanding of and approach to the services tenderers approach, clearly demonstrating their capacity and capability to deliver the services outlined in the statement of requirements and invoice those services. annexure g to schedule 3 55 important

Tenderers must meet conditions for participation and minimum content and format requirements. The AEC may exclude tenders that do not comply. conditions for participation: notwithstanding the use of must, shall, will or other mandatory language, no other requirement in this rft is to be treated as a condition for participation.

Tenders may be excluded if they are late, incomplete, do not meet mandatory requirements, contain harmful code, or if the tenderer fails to provide assistance with security, probity, and financial checks. late tenders, incomplete tenders and corrupted files any attempt to lodge a tender after the rft closing time will not be permitted by austender.

The tender closing date is 5 August 2026 at 12:00 PM ACT local time. close date time: **** 12:00 pm act local time

Tenders will be evaluated based on Project Understanding (50%), Workload and Proposed Resources (15%), Previous Performance (15%), and Program (20%). Other criteria like Indigenous Procurement Policy and Commonwealth Procurement Rules Compliance have no weighting but are evaluated for value for money. will apply the following evaluation criteria: project understanding 50 weighting.

Tenderers must satisfy conditions for participation, including completing and returning a signed confidentiality agreement. Financial viability will also be assessed. the tenderer must at the time of submitting its tender satisfy each condition for participation as follows: the tenderer must complete and return the signed confidentiality agreement.

Tenders may not be evaluated if not lodged correctly, do not meet minimum form and content requirements, or if conditions for participation are not met. Improper or unlawful conduct can also lead to disqualification. if the tender is not lodged in accordance with clause 3. 1a, the tender will be nonconforming and will not be evaluated or continue to be evaluated

The works are to be completed within 20 weeks from the date of contract award.

All payments made under the contract shall be made at Darwin, Northern Territory.

The defects liability period for the works shall be 24 weeks.

Selection of the successful tenderer will be based on a best value for territory assessment with weightings for Price (25%), Past Performance (10%), Local Content (30%), Timeliness (10%), Capacity (10%), and Scope Specific (15%).

Tenderers are required to be accredited or recognised by Contractor Accreditation Limited (CAL) to a rating equal to or higher than the total value of the tender response in the CAL category and group for building demolition.

Liquidated damages for the works shall be $7,**** per week.

A site inspection is encouraged prior to submitting a tender response. Access to the sites will be made available at 2:00 PM on the 23rd of July 2026. Attendance at the site inspection is not mandatory, but registration is required.

Tender responses may be declared inadmissible for assessment if they fail to comply with requirements, if the tenderer has engaged in improper conduct, or if the tenderer is bankrupt or in liquidation.