BGIS, as managing contractor for the National Capital Authority (NCA), is seeking qualified consultants for bridge and jetty inspections, engineering, and asset management services across the NCA estate in the ACT. The tender closes on August 13, 2026. Key requirements include demonstrating collaborative contracting principles, a commitment to open communication, and providing pricing for services. Mandatory criteria must be met to avoid disqualification. Subcontracting requires BGIS's written approval. Insurance requirements include public and products liability ($20 million), workers' compensation, and professional indemnity ($10 million if relevant).
The tender closing date is Thursday, 13 August 2026, 03:00 am E. South America Standard Time. closes thursday 13 august 2026 03:00 am e. south america standard time
The evaluation criteria include corporate profile, company due diligence, certifications, accreditations, work health safety (WHS) experience, capability, methodology, service approach, sustainability, CSR, environmental innovation, value adds, and commercial competitiveness. value for money is a measurement of benefits represented in the tender documentation including but not limited to: service quality and methodology performance standards environmental impacts pricing competitiveness valueadds innovations
Respondents are required to demonstrate conformance with mandatory criteria outlined in Part D: Suppliers Response. Failure to satisfy any mandatory criteria will result in a non-conforming offer. failure to satisfy any of the mandatory criteria will deem an offer nonconforming and may preclude a supplier from further consideration
The supplier query cutoff is Thursday, 13 August 2026, 03:00 am E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff thursday 13 august 2026 03:00 am e. south america standard time
Failure to satisfy mandatory criteria, late submissions, unauthorized communications, improper assistance, and anticompetitive conduct may lead to disqualification. failure to satisfy any of the mandatory criteria will deem an offer nonconforming and may preclude a supplier from further consideration
