GCHHS is seeking quotes for the supply and delivery of fresh produce (fruits, vegetables, precut products, salads) to Gold Coast University Hospital, Robina Hospital, and Varsity Lakes Day Hospital. Products are for patient meals. The contract duration is 3 years. Quotes must be submitted by 8 June 2026. Key evaluation criteria include track record, capability, service delivery, proposed solution, and pricing. Suppliers must demonstrate experience, reliability, and competitive pricing. Insurance requirements include public liability, product liability, and professional indemnity.
Quotes must be received by 5:00 pm on Monday, 8 June 2026. Delivery of goods will be to GCHHS facilities within the Gold Coast region, with specific addresses provided for Gold Coast University Hospital, Robina Hospital, and Varsity Lakes Day Hospital.
The customer will pay each correctly rendered tax invoice within 30 days of goods receipt or service delivery, except where government policy prescribes a different period. Eligible invoices to small businesses may be paid within 20 days.
The supplier warrants that the goods satisfy the contract description, comply with requirements, are new, unused, of recent origin, high quality, and fit for purpose. Warranties are ongoing and must be notified if they become inaccurate.
Quotes will be evaluated against criteria including track record (20%), capability of the respondent to deliver (15%), service delivery (25%), proposed solution (20%), and pricing (10%). Compliance with contract conditions, requirements, and insurance is also assessed.
Suppliers must demonstrate relevant experience, understanding of food and dietary requirements for patients, adequate systems, staff, and financial capacity. They must also hold appropriate food licenses and accreditations.
If the supplier fails to meet delivery timeframes, the customer may terminate the contract at no cost. If requirements are not met, the supplier may be required to refund, resupply, or reperform services, or pay costs incurred by the customer.
If a supplier considers they have been unreasonably or unfairly treated, they may request a review by contacting ***@***. *. * with the subject attn: nicole franzel gchhs130394.
A supplier may be disqualified if they breach any warranty, engage in collusive or anticompetitive conduct, or fail to resolve a conflict of interest to the customer's satisfaction.