The Port of Townsville is seeking tenders for mosquito management services. This includes treatment, surveillance, and reporting to mitigate the risk of exotic and invasive mosquitoes, which can carry diseases like dengue fever, chikungunya, and Zika virus. Tenders close on June 15, 2026. Offers must be lodged electronically via the Vendor Panel website. The evaluation criteria include mandatory requirements such as insurance compliance and ethical supplier standards, as well as qualitative factors like local content, social procurement, capability, delivery, and quality.
The closing date for tenders is 15th June 2026 at 10 am.
In submitting a tender, the tenderer warrants that it has all necessary experience, skill and resources to perform its obligations under the draft contract, has not obtained any improper assistance, its tender does not contain any false or misleading claims, complies with all applicable laws, has examined and acquainted itself with the request for tender, considered all relevant information for risks and contingencies, and is satisfied as to the accuracy, completeness and sufficiency of its tender.
The port is not evaluating offers on the sole criterion of price. The criteria include mandatory criteria such as insurance compliance, modern day slavery, previous performance and/or referee reports verified, and ethical supplier threshold, as well as qualitative criteria including local content, social procurement, capability and experience, delivery and methodology, and quality and compliance.
Mandatory criteria for qualification include insurance compliance, modern day slavery, previous performance and/or referee reports verified, and ethical supplier threshold.
The closing date for questions is 12th June 2026.
A tenderer may be disqualified if they directly or indirectly canvass support from an employee, contractor or agent of the port. The port also reserves the right to exclude any tenderer if they have contravened anti-competitive provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act **** or equivalent laws overseas, and full disclosure has not been made.