Central Highlands Regional Council is seeking quotations for detailed design services for the Dingo Bin Station rural waste facility. Services include survey, detailed design, and construction tender support. The facility will accommodate general waste and recycling bulk bins, with associated infrastructure. Key project timing requires substantial completion of stages 1 and 2 by October 2026. The consultant must have multidisciplinary capability including civil engineering, surveying, geotechnical engineering, town planning, and environmental compliance. The indicative construction budget is approximately $350,000. Design directives are mandatory, emphasizing practical, cost-effective solutions aligned with rural service delivery.
Stage 1 and Stage 2 are expected to be substantially complete by Friday, 30 October 2026.
Payment terms are detailed within the agreement, with council generally paying within a specified timeframe after receipt of a compliant payment claim.
The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice, be fit for purpose, and performed by qualified personnel. Deliverables must be free from error and in the required format.
Respondents must be suitably qualified multidisciplinary consultants with expertise in civil engineering, cadastral or engineering surveying, geotechnical engineering, town planning, and environmental compliance. RPEQ licensed professionals are required.
The agreement outlines consequences for non-compliance, including potential rectification of non-compliant services or refund of payments, and the consultant may be liable for damages if council takes action to correct issues.
The services require site-based investigations, including survey and geotechnical fieldwork, implying site visits are necessary for the consultant's work.
Supplier queries are to be submitted by Friday, 05 June 2026, 01:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
The agreement details grounds for termination, including breaching terms, committing fraudulent acts, or suffering an insolvency event. Failure to comply with specific clauses, such as providing statutory declarations when requested, can also lead to non-payment.