Provision of Grounds Maintenance Services for DPI s Toowoomba Facility - The Department of Primary Industries ( DPI), through the Agriculture business group, seeks the provision of grounds maintenance services for the DPI Toowoomba Facility ( 203 Tor Street, Toowoomba) for a term of two ( 2) years. The Tor Street Facility is 8. 7- hectares providing office accommodation, storage, laboratory and trial crop facilities for several hundred Departmental and other state government agency staff. This activity seek
provision of grounds maintenance services for dpis toowoomba facility
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The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is seeking a single supplier for grounds maintenance services at its Toowoomba facility for a two-year term. Services include lawn mowing, hedge and shrub trimming, weed control, waste removal, planting, irrigation, and pressure cleaning. A mandatory industry briefing and site visit will be held on Friday, 1 May 2026, at 9:30 am at 203 Tor Street, Toowoomba. Suppliers must register for the site visit by email no later than 2:00 pm on Thursday, 30 April 2026, to ***@***. *. * representatives per company are permitted to attend. The complete contract requirements are detailed in Schedule 1 of the attached contract details.
The bid notice states that there is a mandatory industry briefing on Friday, 1 May 2026, where suppliers will meet at 203 Tor Street, Toowoomba QLD **** at 9:30 am. Two representatives per company will be permitted to attend, and registration is required via email no later than 2:00 pm, Thursday, 30 April 2026, to procurement@dpi. qld. gov. au.
The bid notice states that the supplier query cutoff is Thursday, 07 May 2026, 01:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project - The Director of National Parks will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, ne- The Project will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, nestled within Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park. This critical project prioritises the delivery of reliable Essential Services and Renewables while minimising environmental impact and fostering long- term development for the community
Request for tender for Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project The project encompasses a comprehensive upgrade to the mutitjulu communitys infrastructure. This includes the: essential services including the finalisation of a preexisting design to be provided by the director and the undertaking of construction of new underground electrical, water, and sewer networks as part of the essential services to be delivered across all three 3 neighbourhoods within the mutitjulu community mutitjulu, maraku and rangerville. design and construction of a new twelve 12 bed contractor accommodation facility in rangerville including associated amenities and facilities where these facilities may be delivered in stages but are to remain on site and will form part of the final works to be handed over to the director. renewables including the design and construction of a new 1 mw solar array and 3 mw. hr battery energy storage system including compounds and security.
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The tender is for the Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project, which includes upgrading infrastructure in the Mutitjulu community. The project involves essential services upgrades and renewable energy infrastructure. A site visit is mandatory between January 12, 2026, and January 23, 2026. Tenders must be submitted electronically via Austender by February 13, 2026. The services are expected to be delivered within 18 months, starting in June 2026. Tenderers must provide a completed Supplier Environmental Sustainability Plan. The Australian Skills Guarantee Procurement Connected Policy applies to this RFT.
The services are to be delivered within 18 months, not including the defects liability period, starting in June 2026. a deed or contract for the services is expected to commence in june 2026 with the services to be delivered within 18 months, not including the defects liability period.
The director will evaluate tenders to identify the tender that represents value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in clause 7. 1c. subject to clauses 9. 2 to 9. 4, tenders will be evaluated to identify the tender that represents value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in clause 7. 1c.
The conditions for participation are: the tenderer exists as a legal entity at the closing time, the tenderer must be able to provide evidence of existing accreditation under the WHS accreditation scheme or an in-progress application, attendance at the site visit is mandatory, and the contact officer has received an executed nondisclosure and confidentiality deed poll. he conditions for participation for the rft are: 1. the tenderer exists as a legal entity at the closing time 2. the tenderer must be able to provide evidence, at the closing time, of: a. existing accreditation under the whs accreditation scheme or b. an inprogress application that is likely to result in accreditation under the whs accreditation scheme prior to contract award, in accordance with the timeframes outlined in the rft. 3. attendance at the site visit is mandatory and 4. the contact officer has received an executed nondisclosure and confidentiality deed poll in accordance with this rft such that it has been able to be given access to the digital data room.
Attendance at the site visit is mandatory. attendance at the site visit is mandatory
The deadline for submission of tenderer questions is 2:00pm AEDST on Tuesday, 3 February 2026. final tenderer questions to be submitted by 2. 00pm aedst tuesday, 3 february 2026
Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project - The Director of National Parks will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, ne- The Project will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, nestled within Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park. This critical project prioritises the delivery of reliable Essential Services and Renewables while minimising environmental impact and fostering long- term development for the community
Request for tender for Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project The project encompasses a comprehensive upgrade to the Mutitjulu communitys infrastructure. This includes the: essential services including the finalisation of a preexisting design to be provided by the director and the undertaking of construction of new underground electrical, water, and sewer networks as part of the essential services to be delivered across all three 3 neighbourhoods within the Mutitjulu community Mutitjulu, Maraku and Rangerville. design and construction of a new twelve 12 bed contractor accommodation facility in Rangerville including associated amenities and facilities where these facilities may be delivered in stages but are to remain on site and will form part of the final works to be handed over to the director. renewables including the design and construction of a new 1 mw solar array and 3 mw. hr battery energy storage system including compounds and security.
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The tender is for the Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project, which includes upgrading infrastructure in the Mutitjulu community. The closing time for tenders is 2:00 PM AEDT on Friday, 13 February 2026. A site visit is mandatory between January 12, 2026 and January 23, 2026. Tenderers must submit questions by 2:00 PM AEDT on Tuesday, 3 February 2026. The project is expected to commence in June 2026 and be delivered within 18 months, excluding the defects liability period. Tenderers must provide details of their approach to the project, experience, management capability, and engagement with the community. The tender also requires compliance with various Commonwealth policies and the Australian Skills Guarantee.
The services are to be delivered within 18 months, not including the defects liability period, starting in June 2026. a deed or contract for the services is expected to commence in june 2026 with the services to be delivered within 18 months, not including the defects liability period.
The director will evaluate tenders to identify the tender that represents value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in clause 7. 1c. subject to clauses 9. 2 to 9. 4, tenders will be evaluated to identify the tender that represents value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in clause 7. 1c.
Attendance at the site visit is mandatory. attendance at the site visit is mandatory. The contact officer has received an executed nondisclosure and confidentiality deed poll. he contact officer has received an executed nondisclosure and confidentiality deed poll in accordance with this rft such that it has been able to be given access to the digital data room.
Attendance at the site visit is mandatory. attendance at the site visit is mandatory. The site visit will occur between Monday, 12 January 2026 and Friday, 23 January 2026. he site visit will occur between monday, 12 january 2026 and friday, 23 january 2026, to be arranged with registered tenderers
The deadline for submission of tenderer questions is 2:00pm AEDT on Tuesday, 3 February 2026. final tenderer questions to be submitted by2. 00pm aedst tuesday, 3 february 2026
Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project - The Director of National Parks will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, ne- The Project will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, nestled within Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park. This critical project prioritises the delivery of reliable Essential Services and Renewables while minimising environmental impact and fostering long- term development for the community
Request for tender for Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project The project encompasses a comprehensive upgrade to the Mutitjulu communitys infrastructure. This includes the: essential services including the finalisation of a preexisting design to be provided by the director and the undertaking of construction of new underground electrical, water, and sewer networks as part of the essential services to be delivered across all three 3 neighbourhoods within the Mutitjulu community Mutitjulu, Maraku and Rangerville. design and construction of a new twelve 12 bed contractor accommodation facility in Rangerville including associated amenities and facilities where these facilities may be delivered in stages but are to remain on site and will form part of the final works to be handed over to the director. renewables including the design and construction of a new 1 mw solar array and 3 mw. hr battery energy storage system including compounds and security.
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The tender is for the Mutitjulu Essential Services and Renewables Project. The project involves upgrading infrastructure in the Mutitjulu community, including essential services and renewable energy components. A site visit is mandatory between January 12, 2026, and January 23, 2026. The closing time for tenders is 2:00 PM AEDT on February 13, 2026. The services are expected to be delivered within 18 months, starting in June 2026. The tender requires compliance with the Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct and the Australian Skills Guarantee Procurement Connected Policy.
The services are to be delivered within 18 months, not including the defects liability period.
The director will evaluate tenders to identify the tender that represents value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in clause 7. 1c.
The tenderer must be able to provide evidence, at the closing time, of existing accreditation under the whs accreditation scheme or an inprogress application that is likely to result in accreditation under the whs accreditation scheme prior to contract award.
Attendance at the site visit is mandatory.
The deadline for submission of tenderer questions is 2:00pm AEDT Tuesday, 3 February 2026.
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Berwick G64 Midwifery Lab - Key Components of the Scope: 1. Construction Works - G64: New Midwifery Lab incorporating a birthing suite, four- bed configuration, student preparation and storage areas. - Works include demolition, fit- out, partitioning, flooring, plumbing, joinery, mechanical, electrical, and data services. - Compliance with building standards, safety, and ventilation requirements. 2. Procurement of Lab Equipment - A separate procurement process ( valued at approximately $ 300K) will cover th
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The tender is for construction works at the G64 Midwifery Lab at Federation University Berwick Campus, including demolition, fitout, and various services. The project aims to meet the 2026 academic delivery deadlines. Unconditional bank guarantees are required. Work should be completed before the end of May 2026. The buyer is requesting details about the tender form, project understanding, and risk management. The site is located within an active academic area. The tender requires a signed mandatory NDA form.
The bid notice states work should be completed before the end of may 2026.
Unconditional bank guarantees will be required for this contract.
Each tenderer is advised to visit the site prior to submitting his tender and will be held to have done so during the tender period.
The supplier query cutoff is Thursday 10 December 2026 03:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
The procurement of lab equipment is valued at approximately 300k.
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