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AUSTRALIA | VIC
Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority
Climate Change Adaptation
Portland Riverine & Stormwater Flood Risk Investigation - Proposals are sought from suitably qualified and experienced tenderers to complete new climate ready flood risk mapping for Portland accounting for riverine, storm tide and stormwater flood risk. Portland is in Gunditjmara Country on the Henty Highway ( A200) in southwest Victoria. With a population of around 10, 000 people, it is Glenelg Shire' s main population and commercial hub. Parts of the town are prone to flooding driven by riverine, ocean st
Climate ready flood risk mapping for Portland accounting for riverine, storm tide and stormwater flood risk Flood risk mapping, flood intelligence outputs, flood warning/alerting assessment, draft planning scheme amendment maps, economic impact estimation, prefeasibility assessment of structural mitigation options
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Proposals sought for new climate ready flood risk mapping for Portland, Victoria, covering riverine, storm tide and stormwater flood risk. Must apply latest modelling techniques and climate science, including ARR v4. 2 guidance. Deliverables include flood risk mapping for present day 2030 and future 2100/2120 scenarios, flood intelligence outputs, draft planning scheme amendment maps, economic impact estimates, and prefeasibility assessment of mitigation options. Tender closes 2 November 2026 at 09:00 AM. Enquiries: Graeme Jeffery, phone 03 **** ****.
Defence Living- in Accommodation ( LIA) Industry Engagement and Market Sounding - To assist the Commonwealth of Australia (" Commonwealth"), represented by the Department of Defence (" Defence"), in consi- Defence is responsible for providing accommodation solutions for eligible ADF members. LIA is an accommodation option available to ADF members when they are travelling for duty purposes, undertaking training courses or when operational or service reasons require them to stay at Defence establishments.
Industry engagement and market sounding for Defence Living- In Accommodation ( LIA) provision Provision of LIA facilities with supporting mess and gym facilities, approximately 70 sole occupancy units in Cairns, 70 in Townsville, 140 to 230 in Brisbane, 880 in Sydney, and 1, 500 in Canberra at ADFA
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Defence seeks industry feedback on provision of Living-In Accommodation (LIA) for ADF personnel across Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra. Requirements include sole occupancy units with mess and gym facilities, with delivery timelines from 2030 to 2032. Interested parties must submit responses via email to ***@***. *. * by 1200hrs AEST, 14 October 2026. Responses limited to 10 pages. Defence is exploring alternative financing and delivery models including PPP, build-to-lease, and adaptive reuse. Participation is voluntary and does not affect future procurement opportunities.
Transitioning Workforce Fund Hunter Region Request for Proposal ( Hunter TWF04) - Proposals are sought for activities that strengthen jobs and skills pathways for First Nations people in the energy tran- Proposals are accepted that address the following priorities: Priority 1: Supporting First Nations people - activities that strengthen the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of First Nations people in the Hunter. Themes include: Caring for Country Youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways Edu
Transitioning Workforce Fund projects and services in the Hunter region of NSW Priority 1: supporting First Nations people - activities strengthening social, cultural and economic wellbeing, including caring for country, youth development, skills and wellbeing pathways, education, training and employment participation, community information and awareness. Priority 2: community awareness, understanding, participation and readiness - activities supporting workers, job seekers, families and communities affected by industrial transition, including skills, employment and workforce participation, community leadership, coordination and partnership building, community participation and locally led solutions, innovation and adaptation. Priority 3: strengthening pathways into emerging industries - activities supporting workers affected by energy transition to access secure, skilled and locally based employment, including transferable skills identification, transition pathways, collaboration between employers, industry
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Proposals sought for Transitioning Workforce Fund projects in Hunter region, NSW. Three priorities: supporting First Nations people, community awareness/readiness, and pathways into emerging industries. Separate proposal required per priority and per project. Proposals must be lodged via AusTender by 3:00pm AEDT on 3 November 2026. Maximum fees $500,000 GST exclusive per project. Evaluation criteria: service delivery (50%), organisational capability (25%), local knowledge (25%). Co-contributions encouraged. Agreements expected to commence early 2027.
Proposals must be lodged via AusTender before the closing time of 3:00pm AEDT on Tuesday 3rd November 2026. the closing time for this request for proposal. proposals must be lodged via austender.
Payment will be made via electronic funds transfer. resultant agreements will include a payment schedule based on the acceptance of milestones by the department.
Proposals will be evaluated to identify those representing the best value for money. proposals will be evaluated to identify proposals that represent the best value for money on the basis of the evaluation criteria set out in schedule 2.
Respondents must exist as a legal entity as at the closing time. the respondent exists as a legal entity as at the closing time.
Complaints under the Government Procurement Judicial Review Act 2018 can be made. complaints should be completed by following the process on the departments website at: www. ***. *. *
Proposals not properly submitted before closing time will not be accepted. proposals which are not properly submitted before the closing time will not be accepted unless the delay in proposal lodgement is as a consequence of mishandling by the department.
Loxton House Refurbishment and Conservation Works - Muswellbrook Shire Council ( the Principal) invites suitably qualified Contractors to tender for the Loxton House Refurbishment and Conservation Works at 142- 144 Bridge Street, Muswellbrook, New South Wales. Loxton House is a State Heritage listed building. The project involves the comprehensive refurbishment of the existing three- level heritage building to facilitate its adaptive reuse as a mixed- use commercial facility comprising: a restaurant within
The Merri River Flow Study - The purpose of this project is for Glenelg Hopkins CMA ( GHCMA) to update the FLOWS study for the Merri River system, including: Spring Creek , Drysdale Creek, Upper Merri River, Lower Merri River, Merri Estuary, and associated estuary assessment area to include the Kelly' s Swamp wetland complex. Current flow recommendations were developed in **** using the Victorian FLOWS method for freshwater reaches, supported by a qualitative estuary risk assessment. The **** report recomme
Update of the Merri River flow study, including environmental flow recommendations for riverine, estuarine, and wetland systems. Review and update riverine flow recommendations using the current flows method; quantitative estuary and wetland flow requirements assessment including Kellys Swamp complex using EEFAM; update hydrological and hydraulic analyses with climate change projections; develop monitoring, evaluation and reporting framework; develop adaptive pathway planning for future flow scenarios.
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Consultancy to update the Merri River flow study for Glenelg Hopkins CMA. Includes reviewing flow recommendations, quantitative estuary and wetland assessment, hydrological modelling with climate projections, and developing monitoring and adaptive management frameworks. Tender closes 30 October 2026 at 5 PM. Indicative budget is $100,000 to $130,000. Project runs from November 2026 to June 2027. Enquiries to Stephen Ryan.
The project shall be completed by June 2027. The final outputs are due in June 2027, as per the milestone breakdown: final outputs flows study documentation entire merri system monitoring and evaluation recommendations june 2027.
Payments will be made in instalments based on milestone compliance. The contract is a lump sum contract. As stated: payments to the consultant will be made in instalments based on compliance with the milestones set out in the project timeline section.
Submissions received after the closing date will not be considered. Also, failure to fully complete the schedule of prices will render the tender incomplete and liable to rejection. The text states: submissions received after this date will not be considered and failure to fully complete the schedule of prices will render the tender incomplete and therefore liable to rejection.
The indicative budget is within the range of $100,000 to $130,000. The text states: the indicative budget for this proposal is within the range of 100, 000 to 130, 000.
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