Latest Legal Matter Tenders & RFQs

The tender seeks a cloud-based legal matter and precedent template management system. The system must be highly secure (IRAP assessed or ability to obtain IRAP), and enable efficient legal matter workflows using no-code/low-code configuration. The system should include native case management capabilities, document assembly, and reporting. Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender before the closing time. The implementation of the new solution is expected to begin at the end of 2025 or early in 2026, and take 6 to 8 months to complete. The supplier will be required to provide services for the solution for an initial term of 3 years, which may be extended at the discretion of the agency for 2 further one-year terms. Conditions for participation include the tenderer's legal existence, valid tax records, and valid tax records for any proposed first-tier subcontractors for procurements with an estimated value of AUD 4 million or more GST inclusive.

Applications are sought from individuals with specialized knowledge in assessing sexual offences and their impact on victims. Applicants must be registered with the vendorpanel site to access documents, request information, and submit a tender. The application process is for Stream 2 experts only. Stream 2 experts will provide written reports and court testimony. The panel is being piloted for two years in Brisbane and Townsville.

The tender document outlines a comprehensive checklist and various schedules required for responding to a tender for Kellys Road Don River Bank Stabilisation. Respondents must submit a checklist, detailed schedules on respondent's details, conflict of interest, legal matters, solvency, financial details, insurances, business profile, local content, employment, environmental, experience, capability, key personnel, subcontractors, suppliers, consultants, management systems, methodology, program schedule, pricing, cash flow, variation rates, technical data, statement of departures, and additional information. The tender form requires the respondent to insert the legal entity, price in figures excluding GST, GST in figures, price including GST, and the number of calendar days or weeks for completion. The tenderer must also sign and date the form. The document also details the collection, use, and disclosure of information in the response.

The Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) is seeking information on products and services to provide document assembly and generation functionality for their legal branch. The opportunity requires a future-ready product to replace an existing document management suite. The product must integrate with the existing matter management application (hosted on the Appian platform), generate documents based on various requirements and user input, utilize NSW legal templates from various agencies, and convert existing DCJ templates. The solution must adhere to DCJ cyber security requirements and policies. A mandatory industry briefing is scheduled for April 15, 2025, at 11:00 AM (AEST) on Teams. Submissions must be made through the department's end-to-end procurement system, Procurement Central. Membership of the ICT Services Scheme (****) may be required. The evaluation weighting is estimated at 0 for price and 100 for non-price factors. Global terms and conditions apply.

The council is seeking high-level services to support the processing of freedom of information applications. The contract covers assistance with interpretation, review, and decision-making on applications, as well as liaising with relevant staff and agencies. The work can be performed remotely. Pre-qualification questions in section 1 (****) are mandatory for all respondents. Responses to these questions will determine whether further information is required in section 4. 6. No specific requirements exist for including CVs for nominated personnel; this information can be included in the table at 4. 4 or as separate documents.