Lockyer Valley Regional Council is seeking a qualified contractor for fire equipment and maintenance services across its facilities. The contract term is three years with an optional two-year extension. Tender closes on June 29, 2026. Key supply dates are to be agreed upon. No liquidated damages apply, but the council's right to claim general law damages is preserved. Insurance requirements include public liability ($20 million), motor vehicle/plant/equipment (capped at replacement value), and workcover (as required by law). The contractor must comply with WHS laws and maintain a quality assurance system. Subcontracting requires prior written consent. The contract is for a standing offer arrangement, with purchase orders issued as needed.
The tender closes on Monday, 29 June 2026, at 01:00 am E. South America Standard Time. Specific supply delivery dates will be as requested and agreed between both parties.
Payment terms are within 30 days or as otherwise specified from when the invoice is received.
The contract includes general warranties from the contractor, ensuring the supply is fit for purpose, performed by qualified personnel, and complies with all applicable laws and industry practice. Specific warranty details for goods are also outlined.
The contractor must be suitably qualified and experienced, possessing the necessary accreditations and qualifications required under industry practice and applicable laws to carry out the supply.
No liquidated damages apply to key supply dates, but the council's right to claim general law damages is preserved. The contractor may be liable for costs incurred by the council if defects are not rectified within the specified timeframe.
The provided text does not explicitly mention a mandatory or optional site visit.
The provided text does not explicitly mention sample submission requirements.
The supplier query cutoff date is Monday, 22 June 2026, 01:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
The contract may be terminated if the contractor's labour hire licence is cancelled or suspended, or if the contractor fails to comply with WHS obligations or engages in unlawful conduct.
