Geotechnical Engineering Tenders

Tenders must be submitted electronically by Sunday, 16 August 2026, 11:00 pm E. South America Standard Time.

Tenders will be evaluated using a weighted scoring process based on information provided, considering price and other factors affecting value for money, including previous performance, capability, and initiatives.

Tenderers must demonstrate capacity in quality management, work health and safety, and environmental management, and undergo financial assessment. They must also comply with the NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct and Industrial Relations Guidelines.

A non-mandatory pre-tender meeting will be held on Wednesday, 29 July 2026, at 10:00 am local time at the project site. PPE is required.

Supplier queries must be submitted by Wednesday, 12 August 2026, 11:00 pm E. South America Standard Time.

Tenders may be passed over if not received in full, if they do not comply with requirements, or if they contain unallowed conditions or qualifications. Failure to provide requested information or meet specific management system requirements can also lead to disqualification.

Offers must be lodged by 2:00 PM Australian Eastern Standard Time on Friday, 7 August 2026. Offers must be lodged by 2. 00pm australian eastern standard time on friday, 7 august 2026.

The tenderer warrants to not supply dumped goods, to comply with the Queensland Charter for Local Content if applicable, and to comply with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct. warranty to not supply dumped goods, warranty to comply with the queensland charter for local content if applicable, warranty to comply with the queensland government supplier code of conduct

The evaluation criteria include methodology, capability and experience of the tenderer and its key personnel, construction program, local benefits, purposeful public procurement, workplace health and safety, and price. weighted evaluation criteria methodology capability and experience of the tenderer and its key personnel construction program local benefits purposeful public procurement workplace health and safety price

Mandatory criteria include compliance with insurance requirements, signing the tender form, holding appropriate QBCC licences, and RPEQ sign-off for drawings. all proposed personnel, including those of subcontractors, as well as any private companies engaged to perform construction works, must hold a current queensland building and construction commission qbcc licences if applicable

There will be no site visit. o site visit will be held however a point cloud survey to the site have been provided.

Tender clarification requests must be submitted no less than seven business days prior to the closing date, strictly by 2:00 PM AEST on Wednesday, 29 July 2026. closing date and time for questions no less than seven 7 business days prior to closing date: strictly 2. 00pm aest, wednesday, 29 july 2026

Tenders not meeting mandatory requirements will be considered non-conforming and may not be evaluated further. Failure to demonstrate methodology, capability, or capacity to meet requirements may result in the tender being set aside. any tender that has demonstrated a failure in its methodology, capability, or capacity to meet the principals requirements for any evaluation criterion may be set aside from the evaluation.

Works are targeted for completion by 12 March 2027.

The contract specifies payment terms related to progress claims, with a response period for claims and a payment period for the principal to pay. The superintendent issues progress certificates, and the principal pays within the payment period. If the principal fails to issue a payment schedule, the superintendent's certificate is deemed the payment schedule.

The contract mentions warranties given by the contractor to the principal as part of the agreement. Specific warranty periods or details are not explicitly stated in the provided text.

The council is seeking a suitably qualified contractor/s for the design and construction works.

The contract includes provisions for liquidated damages at a rate of $1,**** per day for delays.

The document mentions a site assessment and site assessment and options analysis were undertaken, implying site investigation is part of the process, but a mandatory or optional site visit for tenderers is not explicitly stated.

The contract includes definitions for improper conduct which could lead to disqualification, such as misleading or deceptive conduct, collusive tendering, or failing to declare a conflict of interest.