Environmental Test Tenders

The closing date for submitting offers is Tuesday, 30 June 2026, 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

Invoices are to be submitted within 7 days of work completion. Waste disposal fees will be reimbursed at cost upon presentation of a receipt. Approved expenses will be reimbursed at cost including GST when supported by a signed copy of a ticket, docket, or paid invoice, provided prior written approval has been obtained.

As a mandatory requirement of this SOA, all works delivered under a purchase contract must be covered by a service guarantee for the services delivered. The guarantee shall cover all costs associated with the replacement of all defective works, including all labour, travel and materials that are required to be replaced at the site where applicable.

Consultants must have and maintain a certified safety management system compliant with ISO **** services at certain sites, workers may need a positive notice blue card. Consultants must also be eligible and cleared to enter correctional centres if working at such sites.

Failure to meet KPIs may result in a stop work order, preventing the consultant from receiving further purchase contracts. Any breach and/or termination of a purchase contract may also result in a stop work order.

The document does not explicitly state whether a site visit is mandatory or optional. However, it details extensive procedures for site access and work area inspections, suggesting that understanding the site conditions is crucial.

Sample testing supplied as part of the services is to be charged at cost exclusive of GST, plus an agreed percentage markup. This markup covers transporting samples to the laboratory, not the cost of taking the samples.

The supplier query cutoff date is Friday, 26 June 2026, 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

Consultants may be excluded for contravening the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct or the Code of Conduct for the Queensland Public Service. Misconduct, incompetence, negligence, or breach of SOA conditions can lead to removal from site and prohibition from future work.

Tenders must be submitted via LG VendorPanel by no later than 3:00 PM on Wednesday 8th July 2026. enders must be submitted via lg vendorpanel by no later than 3: 00pm on wednesday 8th july2026.

The evaluation criteria include price (35%), local benefits test (15%), relevant skills, experience and track record (15%), demonstrated understanding and methodology (15%), program of works and resources (15%), and management systems (5%). evaluation criteria weighting optionalprice 35local benefits test 15relevant skills, experience and track record 15demonstrated understanding and methodology 15program of works and resources 15management systems 5

Tenderers must be suitably qualified. invites tenders from suitably qualified tenderers

Supplier queries must be submitted by Saturday 04 July 2026 02:00 AM E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff saturday 04 july 2026 02: 00 am e. south america standard time

The tender closes on Tuesday, 30 June 2026, at 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

As a mandatory requirement of this SOA, all works delivered under a purchase contract must be covered by a service guarantee for the services delivered. The guarantee shall cover all costs associated with the replacement of all defective works, including all labour, travel and materials that are required to be replaced at the site where applicable.

The consultant shall have and maintain a certified safety management system as being compliant with ISO **** occupational safety management system.

Any sample testing supplied as part of the services is to be charged at cost exclusive of GST, plus the agreed percentage markup specified in the schedule of prices, if any. For the purposes of this SOA sample testing means the cost of the NATA laboratory testing and analysis certificate charged to the consultant by the NATA laboratory.

Supplier query cutoff is Friday, 26 June 2026, at 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

Consultants and workers, including any subcontractors, that are deemed by the customer to be guilty of misconduct, incompetence, negligence, a breach of the SOA conditions or purchase contract, or of the code of conduct for the Queensland Public Service or for any other reason, without giving the reason, at the sole discretion of the customer, may be removed from the site or from the delivery of services.

The closing time for tenders is Tuesday, 16 June 2026, 2:00 PM AEST.

Tenders will be assessed based on quoted prices to ascertain the best value for money for Council, considering factors such as demonstrated understanding, organisation experience, individual experience, referee statements, WHS performance, legal and environmental compliance, quality assurance, sustainability, methodology, innovative solutions, prices, reporting, and conformity of tender.

Tenderers are required to be suitably qualified and experienced contractors. They must hold all necessary licenses, qualifications, and certifications, and have a suitably trained and available workforce. Do you hold, and will maintain for the contract term, all licences, qualifications, and certifications required to perform the services, including staff with appropriate aquatic facility and water quality monitoring competencies

A site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, 9 June 2026, with specific times allocated for Bob Gamble Park and Ripley Splash n Play Adventure Park. Attendance is optional unless otherwise specified. The site visit is for information purposes only

The last day for clarification requests is Tuesday, 9 June 2026, 2:00 PM AEST.

The consultant must perform the services expeditiously and without delay. If a completion date is nominated, services must be completed by that date. The consultant must perform the services expeditiously and without delay.

Council must pay the consultant the fee in consideration of the consultant performing the services in accordance with the agreement. Payment claims are subject to specific preconditions and must be submitted at times set out in Schedule 1. Council must pay the consultant the fee in consideration of the consultant performing the services in accordance with the agreement.

The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice, legislative requirements, and be fit for purpose. Deliverables must be free from error. The consultant warrants that the services will comply with all applicable requirements of the agreement and industry practice. . .

The consultant warrants that it has and will maintain the necessary experience, and an appropriately qualified and trained workforce, to carry out such services. it has and will maintain the necessary experience, and an appropriately qualified and trained workforce, to carry out such services. . .

If the consultant fails to rectify non-compliant services, council may take necessary action, and damages suffered will be a debt due by the consultant. he damages suffered as a result of council doing so will be a debt due and payable by the consultant.

The document does not explicitly mention mandatory or optional site visits. However, it does state that council may require access to premises for inspections and audits. allow council and its representatives access to the consultants premises, and the premises of any relevant subcontractors, to do any one or more of: inspect the performance of the services

The document outlines a dispute resolution process involving negotiation and mediation, but does not specify a deadline for challenges. either party may at any time by notice in writing to the other, refer any disagreement or dispute that has arisen between the parties. . .

The consultant may be disqualified if they breach terms of the agreement, commit a fraudulent or illegal act, or suffer an insolvency event, leading to termination. breaches any term of the agreement. . . commits a fraudulent or other illegal act or suffers an insolvency event, immediately terminate the agreement