Construction Waste Tenders

The bid notice does not specify a delivery deadline.

The bid notice does not specify payment terms.

The bid notice does not specify warranty information.

The bid notice does not specify the award criterion.

The bid notice does not specify qualification requirements.

The bid notice does not specify penalties.

The bid notice does not mention site visit requirements.

The bid notice does not mention sample submission requirements.

The bid notice does not specify a challenge deadline.

The bid notice does not specify disqualification risks.

The bid notice does not specify an estimated value.

The contract information specifies completion times for various milestones, with the whole works completion being 12 weeks from milestone 7 (construction works complete). Specific dates for site access and completion are detailed in Contract Information Item 13.

The contract allows for monthly payment claims, submitted on the last business day prior to the end of each calendar month. Payment claims must be in the form of, and include all information required by, Schedule 3 Payment Claim Worksheet. The principal must provide a payment schedule within 10 business days of receiving a payment claim, and payment is due within 15 business days after being served with the payment claim.

The contract includes provisions for subcontractors' warranties (Schedule 1) and a general warranty that the works will be fit for purpose and comply with industry standards. Defects after completion are addressed in Clause 67.

The provided text does not explicitly state the award criterion. However, it emphasizes value for money and high standards in service delivery.

The tender seeks qualified entities to design and construct the drying bed solution. Specific qualification requirements are not detailed in the provided text but would typically be found in tender documentation.

The contract includes provisions for liquidated damages if the contractor fails to achieve completion by the contractual completion date, as detailed in Clause 51. The rate for liquidated damages for the whole of the works is specified as $1,200 per day.

The provided text does not mention any mandatory or optional site visits.

The provided text does not mention any requirement for sample submission.

The contract outlines procedures for claim resolution and issue resolution. A contractor may dispute an assessment or instruction of the principal by giving notice of an issue within 28 days after notification of the assessment or instruction (Clause 69. 1).

The contract includes clauses related to contractor default and insolvency (Clause 73), which could lead to termination of the contract. Failure to comply with statutory requirements, insurance obligations, or other contractual terms could also pose risks.

The date for practical completion will be confirmed post-tender, but will be no later than 30 September 2026 for separable portion 1, and 30 November 2026 for separable portion 2.

The contract specifies payment terms through progress claims and a final payment claim, with payment periods and interest rates for overdue payments detailed within the general conditions of contract.

The contract includes general conditions of contract that outline contractors general obligations, warranties, and representations, including standard of workmanship, ability, equipment, and methodology.

The tender is described as value-driven, indicating that the award will likely consider a combination of price and other factors such as quality and capability, though specific criteria are not detailed in the provided text.

Tenderers are required to be suitably qualified for the construction of DRFA restoration works.

The contract includes provisions for liquidated damages for failure to reach practical completion by the specified date, as detailed in item 24 of the separable portions.

The supplier query cutoff date is Wednesday, 20 May 2026, 04:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

The contract outlines conditions for default or insolvency, including substantial breaches by the contractor, which could lead to termination or the principal taking over the work.

The time for completion is 6 calendar weeks after the date of award of contract.

The contractor may submit payment claims for completed work monthly, and payment is to be made within 15 business days after the date the contractors payment claim was submitted.

In evaluating tenders, the principal may take into consideration factors including, but not limited to price delivery time quality offered previous performance experience capability safety performance environmental performance conformity and the assessed value of qualifications and departures.

Tenderers suppliers are required to be registered with Supplier Hub, NSW Vendor Panel to access tender opportunities. Registration to Supplier Hub is now mandatory for all suppliers dealing with the Cootamundra Gundagai Regional Council.

A mandatory onsite meeting will be conducted onsite 11am Thursday 28th May 2026. At this meeting the pump wetwell will be emptied which will allow tenderers to inspect the existing pump station and ask any questions.

If a party is dissatisfied with an act or omission of the other party in connection with the contract then, within 20 business days after the act or omission, the dissatisfied party is to notify the other party in writing of a dispute.

The principal contracts only with recognised, acceptable legal entities and does not contract with firms under any form of external administration. Any tender submitted by an unincorporated business such as a sole trader, trust, partnership or business name must identify the legal entity that proposes to enter the contract.

The agreement states that Stage 1 and Stage 2 are to be substantially complete by Friday 30 April 2027, and Stage 3, if activated, will occur during the subsequent construction procurement phase. The latest date by which all services must be complete is Friday 30 April 2027.

The agreement specifies that payment will be made within 28 days of the last day of the month in which the invoice is received.

The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice, be fit for purpose, and be performed by appropriately qualified and experienced personnel. Deliverables will be free from error, software virus, omission, inconsistency or ambiguity.

The council will favour respondents who demonstrate a strong understanding of regional and rural local government infrastructure delivery environments, experience delivering practical waste, civil or local government infrastructure projects of comparable scale, ability to apply proportional design solutions, strong programme management and responsiveness, clear communication and concise reporting, and awareness of whole-of-life operational and maintenance implications.

The services require a combination of remote office-based work and site-based investigations, including survey and geotechnical fieldwork. Mandatory technical requirements include multidisciplinary capability covering civil engineering (RPEQ), licensed cadastral or engineering surveying, geotechnical engineering, town planning, and environmental compliance.

The services require site-based investigations, including survey and geotechnical fieldwork at Lot 51 HT420, 56 Normanby Street, Dingo QLD ****.

The consultant must not engage in any collusive behaviour, anti-competitive conduct, or other similar conduct in contravention of legislative requirements relating to the agreement. Failure to comply with the agreement, including providing false or misleading statutory declarations, may lead to termination and no further payment.

The planning estimate for the construction of the facility is approximately $350,000.