DFV Risk Assessment and Safety Management - Developing an approach to domestic and family violence ( DFV) risk assessment and safety management with culturally and linguistically diverse ( CALD) communities in line with the DFV Common Risk and Safety Framework ( CRASF). - To procure an appropriately experienced supplier to develop a tailored, culturally safe approach to DFV risk assessment and safety management with CALD communities in line with the CRASF, Queensland s whole- of- system framework for identi
DFV risk assessment and safety management approach
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The supplier is required to develop a tailored, culturally safe approach to domestic and family violence (DFV) risk assessment and safety management for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities, aligned with the DFV Common Risk and Safety Framework (CRASF). Key deliverables include a project plan, consultation report, the established approach, and an implementation/communication plan. The project runs from 11/02/2026 to 31/07/2027. The supplier must demonstrate experience in DFV risk assessment, safety management, and working with CALD communities. Offers must be submitted by 21 August 2026.
If no discount is offered, then the customers standard payment terms of 30 days shall apply.
If no other evaluation criteria are provided here, all quotes will be evaluated to standard evaluation criteria consisting of compliance with requirements, ability to meet timeframes, and cost and value for money.
The supplier is required to demonstrate experience developing evidence-informed, systems-level approaches aligned with similar frameworks.
The customer may, in its absolute discretion but is not required to, immediately disqualify a supplier from the rfq process, or terminate the contract with the supplier which is subsequently entered into as a result of the rfq process, where it believes the supplier has breached any warranty in this clause.
IRC- CS- ****- EOI473 EOI - Management of Glenden Recreation Centre - Dear Sir /Madam, Isaac Regional Council is seeking Expressions of Interest to manage the Glenden Recreation Centre located at 251 Ewan Drive, Glenden. The scope of management includes all areas of the facility, including the gym. The successful respondent will develop and coordinate a range of services, programs, activities and events that are flexible, culturally inclusive and aim to build skills, provide knowledge, promote personal and
Management of Glenden Recreation Centre Management of the Glenden Recreation Centre, including all areas of the facility such as the gym. The scope includes developing and coordinating flexible, culturally inclusive services, programs, activities, and events aimed at building skills, providing knowledge, and promoting personal and social development.
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Isaac Regional Council seeks Expressions of Interest to manage the Glenden Recreation Centre. The scope covers all facility areas, including the gym, and requires developing culturally inclusive programs. The submission deadline is 2pm on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. All submissions must be via VendorPanel. The evaluation considers operational financial sustainability (20%), facility management (30%), regulatory framework (20%), and local community engagement (20%), with locality weighting (10%).
The expression of interest closing time is 2pm Tuesday, 04 August 2026. closing time2pm tuesday 04 august 2026
The evaluation is weighted across several criteria, including facility management (30%), operational financial sustainability (20%), regulatory framework (20%), and local community engagement (20%). facility managementweighting30
Respondents must provide evidence of qualifications and certifications, including proof of trade work qualifications and licenses. respondents must attach proof of trade work qualifications, certification and licenses legislatively required and label as2. 9 qualifications and certifications.
If an inspection is required, it can be arranged by messaging through vendorpanel with proposed dates and times. if you require an inspection of the facility it can be arranged by messaging through vendorpanel with a couple of proposed dates and times.
DFV Risk Assessment and Safety Management - Developing an approach to domestic and family violence ( DFV) risk assessment and safety management with culturally and linguistically diverse ( CALD) communities in line with the DFV Common Risk and Safety Framework ( CRASF). - To procure an appropriately experienced supplier to develop a tailored, culturally safe approach to DFV risk assessment and safety management with CALD communities in line with the CRASF, Queensland s whole- of- system framework for identi
DFV risk assessment and safety management approach
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The supplier is required to develop a tailored, culturally safe approach to domestic and family violence (DFV) risk assessment and safety management for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities, aligned with the DFV Common Risk and Safety Framework (CRASF). Key deliverables include a project plan, consultation report, the established approach, and an implementation/communication plan. The project runs from 11/02/2026 to 31/07/2027. Offers must be submitted by 5:00 pm AEST on August 21, 2026. The evaluation considers ability/experience, methodology, ethical/culturally safe practices, and price/value for money.
If no other evaluation criteria are provided here, all quotes will be evaluated to standard evaluation criteria consisting of compliance with requirements, ability to meet timeframes, and cost and value for money.
The supplier must demonstrate experience developing evidence-informed, systems-level approaches aligned with similar frameworks.
Standard Offer Arrangement - Wound Care, Bandages & Dressings - Queensland Health is developing a competitive Invitation to Offer to establish a Standing Offer Arrangement ( SOA) for wound care consumables, consolidating two legacy arrangements ( SOA274 and SOA286) across Queensland' s 16 Hospital and Health Services. This is an industry announcement only, not an Invitation to Offer, and no response is sought at this stage. The attached announcement and indicative volumes outline the scope, procurement obje
Wound care consumables Bandages, primary contact and barriers, alginate and gelling fibres, foams, hydrocolloids and hydrogels, negative pressure wound therapy ( NPWT) systems and consumables.
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This is an industry announcement for an upcoming competitive Invitation to Offer (ITO) to establish a Standing Offer Arrangement (SOA) for wound care consumables across Queensland's 16 hospital and health services. Suppliers should prepare by mapping material codes, providing product/regulatory data, and submitting clinical/performance evidence. The evaluation focuses on clinical suitability, functional equivalence, and value for money. Feedback is requested by ****.
The award will be based on value for money assessed as the best combination of clinical suitability, price, supply resilience, service and implementation support.
Suppliers should expect a staged qualification, technical, clinical and commercial evaluation process.
Only clinically suitable products will proceed to commercial evaluation.
Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition Delivery Centre - DCCEEW is seeking a supplier to establish and administer a dedicated Centre that will act as the principal delivery mech- The supplier will be responsible for: Developing and delivering workplans and projects for Pacific partner countries at a bilateral level and, possibly, a regional level. This will include technical assistance, modelling and analysis, and skills and training to support the energy transition, from the time of the Ce
Establishment and administration of the Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition ( APET) Delivery Centre.
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The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is seeking suppliers to establish and administer the Australia-Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition (APET) Delivery Centre. The centre will support Pacific nations in transitioning away from fossil fuels, improving energy security, and reducing electricity costs. The contract is until June 2029, with a possible extension to June 2031. The supplier will develop and deliver workplans and projects, provide technical assistance, modelling, analysis, and skills training. Administration costs are capped at 15% of the centre's budget. Expressions of Interest close on 17 August 2026. The total budget for the centre is up to $40 million.
The contract with the successful supplier leading the centre would be until June 2029, with the possibility of extension to 30 June 2031.
The supplier will be required to submit quarterly reports detailing completed and planned activities, which will be used as the basis for monitoring and reporting to DCCEEW, and will be required to receive payments.
The proposed evaluation criteria for the RFT process will be comparable to the EOI evaluation criteria and will include consideration of price and value for money, explicit consideration of the APET delivery principles, and require compliance with relevant Commonwealth procurement connected policies.
Suppliers must demonstrate capability in governance and administration, financial and commercial capability, technical expertise and experience in energy system planning and renewable energy skills and training, and engagement with Pacific partners and stakeholders.
The last date for potential suppliers to ask questions of the Commonwealth is 5 August 2026.
The Commonwealth may exclude a supplier from further consideration if they fail to resolve conflicts of interest, fail to comply with specified clauses, or if any representation or warranty is incorrect or misleading.
The centre will have a budget of up to $40 million.
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