Security Consulting Tenders

The Department of Defence is seeking design services for the National Maritime Infrastructure Maintenance Program (NMIIMP). The project involves remediation works at various Australian Defence establishments. Applicants must register their interest electronically via Austender by August 26, 2025, 2:00 PM ACT. The registration of interest will be evaluated based on proposed resources (50%) and previous performance (50%). A two-stage selection process is anticipated, with a Request for Tender (RFT) phase following the registration of interest. The estimated value of the works is up to AUD **** million, exclusive of GST, and the estimated value of the services is up to AUD 15 million, exclusive of GST. The invitation to register interest includes detailed requirements for participation, including schedules for proposed resources, previous performance, information security, conditions for participation, and a statement of tax record. Applicants must comply with the Commonwealth procurement rules, including the Indigenous Procurement Policy and the Environmentally Sustainable Procurement Policy. The award date is anticipated to be in or about May 2026, with completion of the development phase in or about November 2027, and delivery phase in or about December 2031, inclusive of the defects liability period.

The tender is for professional services to migrate NESA's on-premises Dynamics CRM system to Dynamics 365 CE online. The closing date for vendor submissions is 3:00 PM AEST on May 12, 2025. Responses must be submitted electronically via the NSW government supplier hub. Vendors must be registered as a category M or Q supplier on the ICT services scheme (****). The evaluation will consider experience, capacity, innovation, social procurement, and pricing (total cost of ownership). A vendor briefing webinar is scheduled for April 10, 2025. Additional information may be provided via addenda posted on the supplier hub. The contract period is approximately 6 months, with a go-live date of January 26, 2026. The migration must minimize disruption to business processes and maintain data integrity, compliance, and compatibility with existing integrations and workflows. Mandatory requirements include a completed Part C of the RFT, including company information, detailed requirements response, corporate governance, value-add services (if applicable), and pricing. Pricing must be firm for at least 90 days from the closing date and include all taxes except GST, which must be shown separately. Payment terms are 30 days.

The Nambucca Valley Council is seeking expressions of interest for the supply and implementation of an asset management information system. The EOI closing date is May 8, 2025, at 2 PM AEST. Interested parties must register via the VendorPanel portal and submit their tenders electronically. The system must integrate with the council's existing financial management and geographic information systems. Evaluation criteria include price competitiveness, compliance with requirements, proposed methodology, and personnel experience. Additional documents required include a pricing schedule, details of similar projects, key personnel information, a project methodology, and a statement of conformance. The contract is expected to be for 3-5 years with possible extensions.