Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup
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Installation of pedestrian operated signals at three sites in Swan Hill CBD. Requires DTP accredited contractor. Tender closes 2:00pm 5 November 2026 (website shows 12 November 2026). Mandatory requirements: OHS systems, insurance, DTP accreditation. Evaluation: price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social/economic benefit 5%, environmental 5%. No site visits planned. Optional briefing session 15 October 2026. Contract period 1 December 2026 to 31 March 2027. Submit via VendorPanel.
Contract completion is 31 March 2027. The contract period runs from 1 December 2026 to 31 March 2027.
The evaluation criteria include price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social and economic benefit 5%, environmental benefit 5%. the principal will award the tender by applying best value.
DTP accredited contractor required. delivery requires a suitably experienced and department of transport and planning dtp accredited contractor, with all works to comply with relevant dtptac standards and requirements.
No site visits are planned. no site visits are planned for this invitation.
Enquiries must be submitted at least 5 business days before closing time. enquiry period at least 5 business days prior to the closing time.
Tenders not meeting mandatory requirements will not be considered. invitees that do not meet mandatory requirements will not be considered further.
Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup
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Installation of pedestrian operated signals at three sites in Swan Hill CBD. Requires DTP accredited contractor. Tender closes 12 November 2026. Optional briefing session on 15 October 2026. No site visits planned. Evaluation criteria: price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social/economic benefit 5%, environmental benefit 5%. Contract period 1 December 2026 to 31 March 2027. Tenders via VendorPanel.
Contract completion is scheduled for 31 March 2027, as stated: contract completion 31 march 2027.
The tender will be awarded based on best value, with evaluation criteria including price 50, capability 10, methodology, community engagement risk management 20, capacity 10, social and economic benefit 5, environmental benefit 5.
Contractors must be DTP accredited: delivery requires a suitably experienced and department of transport and planning dtp accredited contractor.
No site visits are planned: no site visits are planned for this invitation.
Tenders not meeting mandatory requirements will not be considered: invitees that do not meet mandatory requirements will not be considered further.
Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup
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Installation of pedestrian operated signals at three sites in Swan Hill CBD. Requires DTP accredited contractor. Tender closes 12 November 2026. Works include signal infrastructure, civil works and traffic management. Evaluation criteria: price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social/economic benefit 5%, environmental benefit 5%. Mandatory requirements: OHS systems, insurance, DTP accreditation. No site visits planned. Optional briefing session on 15 October 2026.
Contract completion is 31 March 2027. The contract period runs from 1 December 2026 to 31 March 2027, as stated in the tender particulars.
The evaluation criteria include price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social and economic benefit 5%, and environmental benefit 5%. The principal will award based on best value for money.
Mandatory requirements include DTP accredited contractor prequalification, OHS and risk management systems, and minimum insurance requirements. dtp accredited contractor prequalification evidence required.
No site visits are planned. The tender particulars state no site visits are planned for this invitation.
Tenders not received by closing time or not complying with requirements may be rejected. a tender that is not received at the place for lodgement by the closing time. . . may be treated as nonconforming and rejected.
Pedestrian Operated Signals - Swan Hill - Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Council) is undertaking pedestrian safety improvements within the Swan Hill CBD through the installation of raised pedestrian operated signals at three key locations. The project forms part of Council' s program of infrastructure works and is intended to provide compliant pedestrian crossing infrastructure within busy urban areas. The works will be undertaken on existing road networks where maintaining safe access and minimising disrup
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Installation of pedestrian operated signals at three sites in Swan Hill CBD. Requires DTP accredited contractor. Tender closes 12 November 2026. Works include signal infrastructure, civil works and traffic management. Evaluation criteria: price 50%, capability 10%, methodology 20%, capacity 10%, social/economic benefit 5%, environmental benefit 5%. Mandatory requirements: OHS systems, insurance, DTP accreditation. No site visits planned. Optional briefing session 15 October 2026.
Contract completion is 31 March 2027. The contract period is from 1 December 2026 to 31 March 2027, as stated in the timetable: contract completion 31 march 2027.
The evaluation criteria include price (50%), capability (10%), methodology (20%), capacity (10%), social and economic benefit (5%), and environmental benefit (5%). The principal will award based on best value for money outcome.
Mandatory requirements include DTP accreditation: dtp accredited contractor prequalification evidence required. Also OHS and risk management systems and minimum insurance requirements must be met.
No site visits are planned: no site visits are planned for this invitation.
Complaints must be notified to the tender officer first, with response within 14 days. If dissatisfied, request conferral within 14 days of response: must, within 14 days of receipt of that response, request in writing to the tender officer.
Tenders not received by closing time or not complying with requirements may be rejected: may be treated as nonconforming and rejected andor not considered regardless of the reason for the late lodgement.
Shute Harbour Marine Terminal - Food & Beverage Operator - Council seeks to engage a suitably experienced operator to deliver a high- quality, commercially sustainable café and food and beverage service at the Shute Harbour Marine Terminal. The Specification outlines the requirements for the operation of the café and associated food and beverage services, supporting the Marine Terminal' s role as a key tourism and transport gateway and enhancing the experience of visitors, travellers and the local community
Operation of a café and food and beverage service at the Shute Harbour Marine Terminal Café and takeaway food and beverage service, catering for functions and events, operation and maintenance of council- provided plant and equipment, compliance with liquor licensing and food safety requirements
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Council seeks an experienced operator for a café and food and beverage service at Shute Harbour Marine Terminal. Tender closes 13 November 2026 at 2:00pm AEST. A non-mandatory tender briefing is scheduled for 9 November 2026 at the terminal. Tenders must be submitted electronically via VendorPanel. The contract includes fixed annual licence fees and turnover rent of 5% of food and beverage sales. The successful tenderer must enter into a licence agreement and comply with all regulatory requirements.
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