The Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) seeks submissions for the provision of the Western Province Partnership Midterm Review 2026. The review will assess program progress, identify achievements/challenges, and provide recommendations. The contract period is proposed from 05/10/2026 to 05/04/2027, with an extension option. Suppliers must comply with the Commonwealth Code of Conduct and provide CVs/resumes for nominated personnel. Responses must be lodged via Austender by 28 September 2026, 10:00 am Port Moresby time. Evaluation is based on best value for money.
The proposed start date is 05/10/2026 and the proposed end date is 05/04/2027. Proposed start date: **** proposed end date: ****
The customer must pay the amount of a correctly rendered invoice to the supplier within thirty 30 calendar days after receiving it, or if this day is not a business day, on the next business day. The customer must pay the amount of a correctly rendered invoice to the supplier within thirty 30 calendar days after receiving it
Responses will be evaluated to determine which potential supplier has proposed the best value for money outcome for the customer. The customer will evaluate all valid responses received by the atm closing time a. a. 1 that meet the minimum content and format requirements and the conditions for participation if any, to determine which potential supplier has proposed the best value for money outcome for the customer.
Contractors must provide CVs/resumes for all nominated personnel. contractor must provide cvsresumes for all nominated personnel.
The supplier will be required to attend meetings, including an in-country visit in November/December 2026. individual and group meetings with key stakeholders during incountry visit november december 2026 supplier multiple as required in person port moresby, png daru, png
Questions will be permitted up until 20 September 2026. question closing date and time questions will be permitted up until 20 september 2026
Suppliers must comply with the Commonwealth Code of Conduct and must not be engaged in terrorist acts or listed terrorist organisations. The commonwealth expects its suppliers to conduct themselves with high standards of ethics such that they consistently act with integrity and accountability.
