Town Of Port Hedland - Agency Tenders

Tender for the Port Hedland Yacht Club Base Build Kitchen Works. Key obligations for the supplier include: completing the tender form (part 5. 1), submitting pricing in the required format (part 5. 11), providing necessary licenses (electrical contractors license, WA builders license), meeting insurance requirements (professional indemnity, public/product liability, motor vehicle, home indemnity, works insurance, workers compensation), demonstrating financial ability (profit & loss statement, financial returns, financial referees), completing a risk assessment, complying with the specification, having a quality management system, agreeing to implement the town's disability access and inclusion plan, completing a work health and safety management questionnaire, complying with industrial awards and standards, complying with all relevant legislation, providing availability, origin, and lead times of goods and services, and addressing any departures or exclusions in part 7. The tender is valid for 90 calendar days from the closing date or 45 days from the council's resolution, whichever is later. No costs are payable by the principal for tender preparation or submission. The tendered price includes all applicable GST. The tender must be submitted via aconex online document management system. The contractor must prepare a work breakdown structure, which identifies packages of individual elements of the works, and the disciplines associated with each individual element. The work breakdown structure must be commensurate with the complexity of the works and be integrated with the construction program. The work breakdown structure is to be submitted to the project manager within 10 working days of the contract award. If the work breakdown structure is revised, the revised work breakdown structure must be submitted with a revised program. The construction program shall include the mobilisation period, site set up, defect rectification, and commissioning of services. The contractor shall attend meetings as reasonably requested by the principal. Progress claims are to be submitted by the 3rd day of the month for works completed in the month prior. Invoices must be submitted on time as per the contract. The contractor must hold the required professional indemnity insurance for six (6) years after the completion of works. The contractor shall pay all stamp duties, fees, and levies in connection with the contract. The contractor shall take adequate measures to control noise on the site. The contractor shall comply with all statutory requirements relating to control of noise levels on the site and take all necessary precautions to minimise nuisance from noise and vibration. The contractor shall arrange the operations and shall provide silencing equipment to the plant, at its own expense, to whatever extent it necessary to satisfy the requirements of the manager environmental health in relation to the sound level arising from the contractors operations near the boundaries of existing occupied properties. The contractor shall, at all times: comply with the regulations and restrictions imposed by the superintendent relating to the storage of materials, the routing of construction traffic, the interruption of existing services and facilities and any other regulations in force on the site. comply with all statutes, regulations and bylaws relating to the protection of the environment. obtain written approval from the superintendent for the formation of any temporary roads, the erection of temporary structures or any site clearing not specifically documented. ensure that no trees or shrubs shall be removed or destroyed without the written approval of the superintendent. ensure that no fire shall be lit without the written approval of the superintendent. store flammable or explosive products in accordance with the relevant statutes and to the approval of the superintendent. The contractor shall take all proper precautions to prevent soil erosion from a