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Tender for contractors activities and works on the terms of the tender documents. All questions related to the tender documents or process must be directed to the tender administrator. Tenderers must comply with the disclaimer and confidentiality agreement and these tender conditions. The tender must be lodged electronically via Austender before the specified date and time. The tender must satisfy minimum form and content requirements, remain valid for 90 days, and satisfy participation criteria. Alternative proposals are possible, but a conforming tender must be lodged first. The tenderer is responsible for lodging the tender in accordance with the specified requirements and managing all surrounding risks. The tender must be completely self-contained, without hyperlinks, QR codes, or other material incorporated by reference. Tenders will be evaluated based on criteria including project understanding, workload and proposed resources, previous performance, program, indigenous procurement policy, commonwealth procurement rules compliance, financial, alternative proposals, miscellaneous matters for evaluation, and environmentally sustainable procurement. Additional evaluation criteria may be specified in the tender particulars. The tenderer must do everything expected of a prudent, competent, and experienced contractor in assessing risks and ensuring that the tendered contract price contains allowances to protect against these risks. Information documents are for information only and do not form part of the tender documents or contract. The commonwealth may meet separately with tenderers to obtain information and clarify aspects of the tender and contract. After the closing date, the commonwealth may obtain further information, conduct interviews, and set aside tenders pending negotiations. The commonwealth is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender. A debrief may be requested within 14 days of the tender being accepted or a notice from the commonwealth. No payment will be made for costs, expenses, losses, damages, or liabilities incurred during the tender process. Joint bids are possible, and the commonwealth may require amendments to the contract to ensure joint and several liability. The tenderer must ensure that its tender is not prepared by personnel who were employed by the Department of Defence or involved in the planning or performance of the contractors activities, works, or project in the preceding 12 months. The tenderer must not place itself in a position that may give rise to a conflict of interest. The tenderer acknowledges that its tender and related documents become the property of the commonwealth. The tenderer must comply with commonwealth policies, including indigenous procurement policy, workplace gender equality, employee entitlements, financial viability, and environmental sustainability. The tenderer must complete and lodge specific schedules (e. g. , indigenous procurement policy, financial, WHS accreditation scheme, environmentally sustainable procurement, Australian skills guarantee) in separate files. The tenderer must provide details set out in the tender form and execute the form with a person or persons with full authority to bind the tenderer. The tenderer must comply with the Australian Privacy Principles. The tenderer must provide a declaration regarding employee entitlements and financial viability. The tenderer warrants that it is not aware of any strategic notice event. Local industry participation is expected. The tenderer must complete a local industry capability plan if the project value is $7. 5 million or above. The tenderer must complete and lodge WHS accreditation scheme accreditation if applicable. The tenderer must comply with the requirements of the WHS accreditation scheme, including holding accreditation if carrying out the work. The tenderer must comply with the requirements of the Australian Skills Guarantee if applicable.

Expressions of interest are invited from not-for-profit community groups to utilize Studio 2 at the Roma Community Arts Centre. The closing date and time for the EOI is 2 PM Australian Eastern Standard Time on June 30, 2025. The successful proponent must provide evidence of public liability insurance of at least $20 million. The lease period is for three years, until September 2028. Assistance in completing the expression of interest can be obtained from the Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning. Applications close 21 days from the date of publication. Council retains the right to terminate the commercial tenancy agreement with 14 days' notice to the lessee.

The tender is for the refurbishment of a building at RAAF Amberley, QLD. Tenderers must lodge their tenders electronically via Austender before the closing date and time. The tender documents include conditions, particulars, form, schedules, and a contract. Evaluation criteria include project understanding, workload, resources, previous performance, program, indigenous procurement policy, commonwealth procurement rules compliance, financial aspects, alternative proposals, security, insurance, and environmental sustainability. Additional documents, such as a statement of tax record, indigenous procurement policy, and WHS accreditation scheme accreditation, may be required depending on the specific clauses that apply. The tenderer must comply with all relevant commonwealth policies and requirements, including those related to indigenous procurement, workplace gender equality, employee entitlements, financial viability, and local industry capability. The tenderer must also complete and lodge the required tender schedules in separate files. The tender validity period is 90 days from the closing date and time, or potentially extended up to 130 days if the procurement is suspended.

The tender is for the refurbishment of a RAAF facility in Townsville, QLD. Tenderers must lodge their tenders electronically via Austender before the closing date and time. The tender documents include detailed conditions, participation criteria, evaluation criteria (including project understanding, workload, previous performance, program, indigenous procurement policy, commonwealth procurement rules compliance, financial, alternative proposals, miscellaneous matters, environmental sustainability, Australian skills guarantee), and due diligence requirements. Additional documents, information documents, and potential industry briefings may be required. The tenderer must comply with all relevant commonwealth policies and regulations, including indigenous procurement policy, WHS accreditation scheme, and financial viability requirements. The tenderer must also complete and lodge specific tender schedules. The commonwealth is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender.