Department Of Climate Change, Energy, The Environment And Water - Agency Tenders

Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money consistent with the cprs, in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out at clause 6. 6 and the terms of this atm. Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money consistent with the cprs

Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money consistent with the CPRS, in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out at clause 6. 6 and the terms of this atm. Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money consistent with the cprs

The tenderer must be accredited, or provide evidence that they are in the process of obtaining accreditation, to test one or more of the gems products listed at attachment 13 by either: the national association of testing authorities, australia nata or an accreditation body, other than nata, that is a signatory to either: the asia pacific accreditation cooperation apac mutual recognition arrangement or the international laboratory accreditation cooperation ilac mutual recognition arrangement. The tenderer must be accredited, or provide evidence that they are in the process of obtaining accreditation, to test one or more of the gems products listed at attachment 13 by either: the national association of testing authorities, australia nata or an accreditation body, other than nata, that is a signatory to either: the asia pacific accreditation cooperation apac mutual recognition arrangement or the international laboratory accreditation cooperation ilac mutual recognition arrangement.

The customer may exclude a tender from further consideration if the tender is incomplete or clearly noncompetitive or an insolvency event occurs in relation to the potential supplier or any of its related bodies corporate. The customer may exclude a tender from further consideration if: the tender is incomplete or clearly noncompetitive or an insolvency event occurs in relation to the potential supplier or any of its related bodies corporate.

Delivery must be completed by October 2027. delivery must be completed by october 2027.

Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money. Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of best value for money consistent with the cprs

Tenderers must meet mandatory requirements, including being a certified steel fabricator under ASNZS **** and NSSCS, and meeting construction category CC3 or CC4. the tenderer or their nominated subcontractor must be a certified steel fabricator under asnzs **** and nsscs.

Tenders may be excluded if incomplete, noncompetitive, or if the tenderer is subject to certain legal issues. the commonwealth may at any time exclude a tender submitted by a tenderer from further consideration if: the tender is incomplete or clearly noncompetitive

The ATM closing date is Friday, 28 August 2026, at 2:00 PM AEST. The anticipated start date for services is Monday, 5 October 2026.

Payment for TERG members is set at $570 per day GST exclusive plus superannuation if applicable. Payment for terg members is set at 570 per day gst exclusive plus superannuation if applicable.

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 item 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.

Potential suppliers must be an Australian resident and hold relevant postgraduate qualifications and/or at least 10 years of professional experience in nominated areas of expertise. be an australian residenthold relevant postgraduate qualifications andor at least 10 years of professional experience in nominated areas of expertise

Questions will be permitted up until 5:00 PM Friday, 14 August 2026, AEST. questions will be permitted up until 5:00pm friday, 14 august 2026, aest.

Failure to comply with minimum content and format requirements or conditions for participation will result in the response not being considered. failure to do so will mean your response cannot be considered.

The contract with the successful supplier leading the centre would be until June 2029, with the possibility of extension to 30 June 2031.

The supplier will be required to submit quarterly reports detailing completed and planned activities, which will be used as the basis for monitoring and reporting to DCCEEW, and will be required to receive payments.

The proposed evaluation criteria for the RFT process will be comparable to the EOI evaluation criteria and will include consideration of price and value for money, explicit consideration of the APET delivery principles, and require compliance with relevant Commonwealth procurement connected policies.

Suppliers must demonstrate capability in governance and administration, financial and commercial capability, technical expertise and experience in energy system planning and renewable energy skills and training, and engagement with Pacific partners and stakeholders.

The last date for potential suppliers to ask questions of the Commonwealth is 5 August 2026.

The Commonwealth may exclude a supplier from further consideration if they fail to resolve conflicts of interest, fail to comply with specified clauses, or if any representation or warranty is incorrect or misleading.

The centre will have a budget of up to $40 million.