Transitioning Workforce Fund Gippsland Region Request for Proposal ( Gippsland TWF01) - Proposals are sought for activities that support workers, families and communities in the Gippsland region to better und- Projects should seek to support workers, families and communities affected by the regions energy transition. Proposals should demonstrate how they will complement existing skills and workforce programs, build on established industry and community partnerships, and deliver practical education, train
Transitioning Workforce Fund projects and services in the Gippsland region of Victoria Workforce transition support services for workers, families and communities affected by energy industry closures; support for partners and households of impacted workers, women seeking labour market engagement, First Nations communities, workers and jobseekers, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities, workers and jobseekers
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Proposals sought for Transitioning Workforce Fund projects in Gippsland, Victoria, supporting workers, families and communities affected by energy transition. Must address priority of navigating worker and community transition, supporting one or more cohorts including impacted workers, women, First Nations and CALD communities. Projects must be delivered in Gippsland region, demonstrate local presence, and utilise First Nations suppliers where possible. Fees must not exceed $500,000 GST exclusive. Proposals due 30 November 2026 via AusTender. Evaluation criteria: service delivery (50%), organisational capability (25%), local knowledge (25%). Multiple agreements may be awarded. Co-contributions encouraged but not mandatory.
Proposals must be lodged via AusTender before the closing time of 3:00pm on 30 November 2026. proposals must be lodged via austender and austender will not accept proposals submitted after the closing time.
Payment will be based on milestones: resultant agreements will include a payment schedule based on the acceptance of milestones by the department.
Proposals evaluated for best value for money based on criteria: service delivery (50%), organisational capability and experience (25%), and local knowledge and regional presence (25%).
Respondents must exist as a legal entity at closing time: the respondent exists as a legal entity as at the closing time.
Complaints under the Government Procurement Judicial Review Act 2018 can be made via the department's website: complaints should be completed by following the process on the departments website.
Proposals may be excluded if not lodged correctly, late, incomplete, or not meeting minimum requirements: the department will exclude a proposal from further consideration if the department considers that the proposal does not comply with the following requirements.
Transitioning Workforce Fund Hunter Region Request for Proposal ( Hunter TWF04) - Proposals are sought for activities that strengthen jobs and skills pathways for First Nations people in the energy tran- Proposals are accepted that address the following priorities: Priority 1: Supporting First Nations people - activities that strengthen the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of First Nations people in the Hunter. Themes include: Caring for Country Youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways Edu
Transitioning Workforce Fund projects and services in the Hunter region of NSW Priority 1: supporting First Nations people - activities strengthening social, cultural and economic wellbeing, including caring for country, youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways, education, training and employment participation, community information and awareness. Priority 2: community awareness, understanding, participation and readiness - activities supporting workers, job seekers, families and communities affected by industrial transition, including skills, employment and workforce participation, community leadership, coordination and partnership building, community participation and locally led solutions, innovation and adaptation. Priority 3: strengthening pathways into emerging industries - activities supporting workers affected by energy transition to access secure, skilled and locally based employment, including transferable skills identification, transition pathways, collaboration between employers, industry
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Proposals sought for Transitioning Workforce Fund projects in Hunter region, NSW. Three priorities: supporting First Nations people, community awareness/readiness, and pathways into emerging industries. Separate proposal required per priority and per project. Proposals must be lodged via AusTender by 3:00pm AEDT on 3 November 2026. Maximum fees $500,000 GST exclusive per project. Evaluation criteria: service delivery (50%), organisational capability (25%), local knowledge (25%). Co-contributions encouraged. Agreements expected to commence early 2027.
Proposals must be lodged via AusTender before the closing time of 3:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 3rd November 2026. the closing time for this request for proposal. proposals must be lodged via austender.
Payment will be made via electronic funds transfer. resultant agreements will include a payment schedule based on the acceptance of milestones by the department.
Proposals will be evaluated to identify those representing the best value for money. proposals will be evaluated to identify proposals that represent the best value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in schedule 2.
Respondents must exist as a legal entity as at the closing time. the respondent exists as a legal entity as at the closing time.
Complaints under the Government Procurement Judicial Review Act 2018 can be made. complaints should be completed by following the process on the departments website at: www. ***. *. *
Proposals not properly submitted before closing time will not be accepted. proposals which are not properly submitted before the closing time will not be accepted unless the delay in proposal lodgement is as a consequence of mishandling by the department.
RFT in relation to the Panel Refresh of Trades Recognition Australia Assessment Services Panel for Service Gaps - Trades Recognition Australia ( TRA) is procuring Assessment Services to support the Job Ready Program, the Offshore Skill- A part of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Trades Recognition Australia ( TRA) is an authorised assessing authority for TRA Occupations under the Migration Regulations **** provides skills assessment services for people with trade skills gained o
RFT in relation to the Panel Refresh of Trades Recognition Australia Assessment Services Panel for Service Gaps - Trades Recognition Australia ( TRA) is procuring Assessment Services to support the Job Ready Program, the Offshore Skill- A part of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Trades Recognition Australia ( TRA) is an authorised assessing authority for TRA Occupations under the Migration Regulations **** provides skills assessment services for people with trade skills gained o
Trades Recognition Australia Assessment Services Panel Refresh Assessment services for the Job Ready Program, Offshore Skills Assessment Program, and Temporary Skills Shortage Assessment Program, addressing identified service gaps in specific occupations and regions.
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Request for tender for the refresh of the Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) Assessment Services Panel. The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations is seeking assessment services to support the Job Ready Program, Offshore Skills Assessment Program, and Temporary Skills Shortage Assessment Program. The tender aims to address identified service gaps in specific occupations and regions. Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender by 11:30 PM ACT local time on 16 July 2026. An information briefing will be held virtually. Existing providers may submit tenders for new or additional services. Successful tenderers will be offered a deed of standing offer or a variation to their existing deed.
The closing date and time for tenders to be lodged is 11:30 PM Canberra, ACT local time on Thursday 16 July 2026, via Austender.
Australian government policy requires payment to suppliers via electronic funds transfer directly to their bank accounts, unless exceptional circumstances exist.
Tenders will be evaluated to identify those representing the best value for money, based on responses to weighted and scored evaluation criteria (Organisational Capability, Service Capability, Service Capacity) and unscored stream-specific criteria (Services for Stream A Applicants, Services for Stream D Applicants).
Tenderers must be an Australian registered training organisation and possess an RTO scope of registration for the relevant TRA occupations they are tendering for.
Tenders may be excluded for late lodgement, failure to meet minimum content and format requirements, non-compliance with conditions for participation, or engaging in unethical or improper conduct.
WHS auditing services to deliver the Federal Safety Commissioners WHS Accreditation Scheme - To re establish a panel of FederalSafety Officers to deliver work health and safety auditing and ad hoc WHS advisory ser- The Office of Federal Safety Commissioner is undertaking a procurement to re- establish a panel of suitably and experienced specified personnel to deliver WHS auditing and advisory services under the Federal Safety Commissioners Work Health and Safety Accreditation Scheme ( the Scheme). This p
Request for tender in relation to federal safety officers to deliver whs auditing services under the federal safety commissioners whs accreditation scheme
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The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations is seeking tenders for Federal Safety Officers (FSOs) to deliver WHS auditing services under the Federal Safety Commissioner's WHS Accreditation Scheme. The closing time for tenders is 5:00 PM ACT local time on 30 November 2025. Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender. The resultant deed of standing offer is expected to commence on 1 July 2026 and conclude on 30 June 2031, if all options are exercised by the department. Tenderers must complete all parts of schedule 3 tender response forms and address each of the evaluation criteria specified in schedule 2 evaluation criteria.
The resultant deed of standing offer is expected to commence on 1 July 2026 and conclude on 30 June 2031, if all options are exercised by the department.
Invoices are to be submitted by providers at the end of the month in which the services were delivered, in accordance with the draft deed of standing offer.
Tenders will be evaluated to identify the tender that represents the best value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria and the applicable weighting set out in schedule 2 evaluation criteria and in accordance with the value for money requirements set out in the commonwealth procurement rules.
Specified personnel nominated by the tenderer must possess the following skills, qualifications and experience: current whs lead or principal auditor, or equivalent, certification to exemplar global or international register of certified auditors irca andat least 5 years whs and auditing experience in the construction industry.
The deadline for submission of tenderers questions is 5:00pm act local time five 5 calendar days before the closing time.
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