Byron Shire Council is seeking the design and supply of FRP boardwalk components for the Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay footpath connection project. The council will use its internal construction crew for installation. The scope includes engineering design, certification, fabrication, manufacturing, packaging, and freight. Key project milestones and delivery timeframes are outlined. Tenderers must submit detailed proposals covering company profile, experience, methodology, program, product details, and pricing. Insurance requirements are specified, including public liability, professional indemnity, and contract works insurance. The anticipated start date for the contract is August 24, 2026. Council will not contract with tenderers involved in modern slavery practices or those associated with Bravus Mining/Adani Mining.
The closing date and time for tender submissions is Friday, 17 July 2026, 04:00 AM E. South America Standard Time. closes friday 17 july 2026 04:00 am e. south america standard time
Payments will align with the items in the Bill of Quantities (BOQ). Items will be certified for payment upon 100% completion with sufficient evidence provided to the client's representative. he contract is lump sum and payments will algin with the items in the boq. items will be certified for payment upon 100 completion and with sufficient evidence provided to the clients representative.
Tenderers must detail their proposed warranty, including what aspects of the product and/or services are covered and the period offered. detail your proposed warranty including what aspects of the product andor services are covered by the warranty including the period that the tenderer is offering.
Tenders will be assessed against mandatory criteria (valid ABN, substantial conformance, workers compensation insurance, insurances, satisfactory WHS practices, financial capacity, ethical business practices, no modern slavery) and qualitative criteria (company profile, experience, methodology, program, product, constructability, local supplier, price, and value). he tender evaluation panel will assess tenders against councils criteria, as well as in accordance with a predetermined tender evaluation plan, comprising of the following: mandatory criteria. . . qualitative criteria
Tenderers must demonstrate their company profile, relevant experience, key personnel experience, methodology, program, product and constructability, and commitment to local supply. company profile and relevant experience. . . key personnel and experience. . . methodology and program. . . product and constructability. . . local supplier
A preliminary briefing or site visit is not applicable. pretender briefing or site visitnot applicable
Council will not contract with tenderers who profit from practices that abuse human rights of asylum seekers or gain financial benefit from Australia's offshore detention centres, or those involved in modern slavery offences. Association with Bravus Mining/Adani Mining may also lead to disqualification. council is committed to not supporting andor contracting with companies, institutions, and organisations that profit from practices which abuse the human rights of asylum seekers or gain financial benefit from australias offshore detention centres. and does the tenderer have any involvement with the construction of the carmichael mine or otherwise have ties to bravus mining previously adani mining
