Stair Safety Tenders

The project requires appropriate product and workmanship warranties.

The tender evaluation criteria include satisfactory occupational health and safety management and satisfactory industrial relations management.

Tenderers must hold the required insurances for this project, demonstrate satisfactory occupational health and safety management, demonstrate satisfactory industrial relations management, and commit that all staff will hold current Victorian Working with Children checks. Experience delivering similar projects with a value above $100,000 and in state government facilities or live operating environments is also required.

The anticipated timeframe for practical completion of the works is 28 August 2026.

CQUniversity's standard payment terms are net30, with invoices for the total amount invoiced upon acceptance of the goods and/or services by CQUniversity.

The tender document mentions the provision of warranties for workmanship and materials if applicable upon completion and handover.

The award criteria include proposed terms (10%), program (40%), and price (50%). Desirable criteria include being a certified aboriginal and torres strait islander enterprise, a certified social enterprise, or a small/medium enterprise.

The supplier must have provided a completed modern slavery self-assessment questionnaire and indicated a preference in schedule 5 of the supplier response form, or provided a response regarding schedule 4: CQUniversity's standard agreement.

A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, 6 May 2026, at 11:00 PM. Tenderers are to meet a CQUniversity representative at the CQUniversity CQIRP facility on Yaamba Road.

The supplier query cutoff date is Thursday, 21 May 2026, at 08:00 PM.

Responses found to contain viruses or harmful code, or received corrupt, will be excluded. Non-compliance with the terms and conditions, including making false, misleading or deceptive claims, or improper contact with CQUniversity staff, may disqualify the participant.

The anticipated timeframe for practical completion of the works is 28 August 2026.

CQUniversity's standard payment terms are net30 invoices for the total amount, invoiced upon acceptance of the goods and/or services by CQUniversity. Alternate payment terms will require a detailed explanation for consideration.

The tender document mentions the provision of warranties for workmanship and materials if applicable upon completion and handover.

The award criteria include proposed terms aligning with CQUniversity's core values and risk appetite (30%), program (40%), and price (50%). Desirable criteria include being a certified aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enterprise, a certified social enterprise, or a small to medium enterprise.

The supplier must provide a completed modern slavery self-assessment questionnaire and indicate a preference in schedule 5 of the supplier response form, providing a response regarding acceptance of the agreement within schedule 4.

A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, 5 May 2026, at 12:00 pm at the CQUniversity CQIRP facility on Yaamba Road.

Supplier query cutoff is Thursday, 21 May 2026, at 08:00 pm.

Responses found to contain viruses or harmful code will be excluded. Suppliers are responsible for ensuring uploaded files are valid and not corrupt. Any requests to amend proposed terms and conditions after the close date will cause the response to be considered non-compliant. Non-compliance with the rules of engagement will be assessed at the discretion of the CQUniversity selection team and shall disqualify the participant.

The anticipated timeframe for practical completion of the works is ****.

CQUniversity's standard payment terms are net30, with invoices for the total amount, invoiced upon acceptance of the goods and/or services by CQUniversity. Alternate payment terms will require a detailed explanation for consideration.

The bid notice mentions provision of warranties for workmanship and materials if applicable in the completion and handover sections for both separable portions.

The award criteria include mandatory criteria such as proposed terms aligning with CQUniversity's core values and risk appetite, acceptance of the agreement, program, and price. Desirable criteria include being a certified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enterprise, a certified social enterprise, or a small to medium enterprise.

The supplier must be suitably qualified and experienced to deliver the targeted infrastructure upgrades.

A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, 6 May 2026, at 11:00 PM. Tenderers are to meet a CQUniversity representative at the CQUniversity CQIRP facility on Yaamba Road.

Supplier query cutoff is Thursday, 21 May 2026, at 08:00 PM.