Optimising agronomy of irrigated crops to enhance profit per megalitre of water - GRDC is seeking a suitably qualified provider to deliver a national investment analysis to inform future RD& E investment decisions in irrigated crop agronomy and irrigation decision support. The work will synthesise evidence from previous GRDC irrigated agriculture investments and assess priority opportunities to improve profitability from irrigated cropping systems, with a focus on maximising profit per megalitre of irrigati
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GRDC seeks a consultant to deliver a national investment analysis report on irrigated crop agronomy and irrigation decision support, focusing on profit per megalitre of water. Deadline 3 Nov 2026. Budget up to $100k. Must be a single entity, no consortia. Provide methodology, stakeholder engagement, and economic analysis. Contract term 5 months.
closing time: tuesday 03 november 2026, at 05: 00 pm australian eastern daylight time
the tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners
enquiry deadline: tuesday 27 october 2026, at 05: 00 pm australian eastern daylight time
the budget for this investment is up to 100, **** ex gst
Energy Savings Project - Solar Panel Installations - The Department of Primary Industries ( DPI) is seeking measures to decrease its operational costs and carbon emissions associated with electricity energy consumption and improve its reputation by installing solar photovoltaic panels and systems. DPI is requesting quotes for the installation of eight ( 8) solar energy systems across five ( 5) sites areas across Queensland. Responses are to include a comprehensive proposal for the installation of solar ener
solar photovoltaic panels and systems Eight solar energy systems across five sites: Central Queensland Smart Cropping Centre, Central Regional Office, Spyglass Beef Research Facility, Office Block Continong Station and Luck Break Station Tropical Weeds Research Facility, Wacol Tick Fever Centre
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Eight solar energy systems are to be installed across five Queensland sites. Tender closes **** 2?pm. Optional site visits available. Contact Amanda Briggs (***@***. *. *, ****). Submission via sealed envelope or electronic tender.
The tender closes at 2:00?pm on Monday **** for close of tender: 2. 00 pm on monday 12th october 2026
The tenderer warrants not to supply dumped goods. warranty to not supply dumped goods by its signature on this tender form
An optional site visit is available. optional site visit at the target sites
Energy Savings Project - Solar Panel Installations - The Department of Primary Industries ( DPI) is seeking measures to decrease its operational costs and carbon emissions associated with electricity energy consumption and improve its reputation by installing solar photovoltaic panels and systems. DPI is requesting quotes for the installation of eight ( 8) solar energy systems across five ( 5) sites areas across Queensland. Responses are to include a comprehensive proposal for the installation of solar ener
Installation of eight solar photovoltaic energy systems across five sites in Queensland Solar photovoltaic panels and systems installation at Central Queensland Smart Cropping Centre, Central Regional Office, Spyglass Beef Research Facility, Tropical Weeds Research Facility, and Wacol Tick Fever Centre
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Department of Primary Industries seeks quotes for installation of 8 solar energy systems across 5 sites in Queensland. Tender closes 2:00 PM on 12 October 2026. Optional site visits scheduled week of 28 September 2026; register by 25 September 2026 via email. Suppliers may bid for all or specific sites. Lump sum tender including GST required. Compliance with Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and no dumped goods warranty required.
Optional site visits are available. This rfq has an optional site visit at the target sites to be scheduled during the week of the monday 28th september 2026 friday 2nd october 2026. Register via email by 25 September 2026.
Establishing pigeon pea as a summer pulse crop in the Northern Region - The northern grains industry is seeking a more reliable summer legume option for hotter, drier farming environments where current commercial options are limited. While mungbean and soybean are well- established in some parts of the northern region, their higher water requirements and sensitivity to heat, seasonal stress and limited stored soil moisture can make them less dependable in lower- rainfall areas. This limits growers ability t
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GRDC seeks a delivery partner for a 48-month program to establish pigeon pea as a summer pulse crop in northern NSW and Queensland. Work includes field trials, extension, and industry development. Budget range is $2,000,**** due 28 October 2026 via the Grains Investment Portal. Enquiries by 21 October 2026. Consortia accepted. Must comply with mandatory conditions including workplace gender equality and modern slavery acts.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners except where the tender is submitted by a consortium and the tender specifies that each member of the proposed consortium will be party to the contract. The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners
The budget range for this investment is $2,000,****. The budget range for this investment is 2, 000, ****.
ACRCP Phase 6 - Integrated Rust Initiative: Program 3. Integrated Disease Management and Extension - BackgroundCereal rust diseases remain a significant and evolving threat to Australian wheat, barley and oat production. Under current genetic and management controls, average annual losses are estimated at approximately $ 174 million for wheat, $ 24 million for barley and $ 12 million for oats. Previous phases of the Australian Cereal Rust Control Program ( ACRCP) have established valuable national capabilit
Integrated disease management and extension services for the Australian Cereal Rust Control Program Phase 6 National IDM landscape analysis, updated integrated disease management strategies for cereal rust pathosystems, communication and extension activities, in- season surveillance communication products, agronomist engagement workshops
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GRDC seeks a provider for the Integrated Disease Management and Extension component of the Australian Cereal Rust Control Program Phase 6. The work includes a national landscape analysis, updating best practice IDM strategies, and delivering communication and extension activities over a 4. 2-year term (March 2027 to May 2031). Budget range is $3,800,000 to $4,150,000 ex GST. Tenders must be submitted via the Grains Investment Portal by 18 November 2026, 5pm AEDT. Enquiries close 11 November 2026. Consortia are accepted. Mandatory conditions include compliance with workplace gender equality, modern slavery, and Australian sanction laws, plus a valid statement of tax records.
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