Department Of Police, Fire And Emergency Management - Agency Tenders

Closing time for tenders is 2 PM Hobart time on July 31, 2025. Tenders must be lodged using the Tasmanian government's tender website or by placing them in a tender box. A tender validity period of three months commences on the next business day after the closing time. The successful tenderer will be required to enter into a contract with the principal. The contract will include general conditions of contract, contract information table, specification, and any other documents agreed upon. A Tasmanian Industry Participation Plan (TIP) may be required if the tender amount exceeds a certain threshold. The principal reserves the right to negotiate with tenderers during the procurement process. Enquirers should refer to Part B of the RFT information table. Additional documents required include background information, contract information table, specification, information for tenderers, tender form, conditions for participation and evaluation criteria, response schedule, and economic and social benefits statement. Evaluation criteria are detailed in Attachment 6. A minimum of 25 oral fluid roadside screening equipment consumables are required for tender assessment. The contract is a standing offer arrangement for an initial term of five years with an option to extend for a further three years, subject to funding approvals and satisfactory performance. The contract sum for goods ordered by the principal is to be ascertained from the standing offer price list. The prices stated in the standing offer price list do not include GST. The acceptance period for goods is 30 days, and the warranty period is 12 months from the date of acceptance by the principal. Unsuccessful tenderers are encouraged to request a debriefing.

This tender notice outlines the requirements for the supply and installation of equipment for upgrading support services lifts in a Tasmanian government building. The tender includes conditions for participation, evaluation criteria (including qualitative criteria, economic and social benefits, and price), prequalification schemes, and requirements for subcontractors. Additional documents, such as an economic and social benefits statement template, and a tender response schedule, are required. The contract will be governed by Tasmanian law. The notice includes clauses related to confidentiality, violence against women, intellectual property rights, and anti-competitive conduct. The tenderer must comply with the government building and construction training policy. The notice also includes details about the contract sum, definitions, prior agreements, entire agreement, counterparts, joint and several liability, special conditions, and signing.

The tender seeks proposals for the supply and servicing of work at heights safety equipment for the State Emergency Service (SES) in Tasmania. The contract is a standing offer arrangement for a period of 6 years, potentially extendable by a further 3 years. The tender evaluation will consider compliance with requirements, capability to fulfill the department's needs, impact on the local economy (with an economic and social benefits statement required), and pricing. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the Tasmanian government tenders website by Wednesday 30 April 2025, at 02:30 PM. Further details, including evaluation criteria, are available on the website.

This is a request for tender (RFT) for software maintenance, support, and licensing of a content manager. The procurement is covered by free trade agreements. The procuring entity reserves the right to negotiate with tenderers. Applications must be lodged electronically via the Tasmanian government tenders website. Documents are available for download or by contacting Marc Sianksi. The contract period is from 30 June 2025 to 29 June 2030, with an option to extend from 30 June 2030 to 29 June 2032. The closing date is Wednesday 07 May 2025, at 02:00 PM.