F26/618 - Flood Mitigation Project Baxter Road & Botany Lane - Design, approvals, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover of two separable stormwater drainage infrastructure projects within Baxter Road and Botany Lane, Mascot before May 2028. - Baxter Flood Mitigation Project: Adjacent to ARTC railway corridor and within private landowners/developers. Consent from external authorities will be required. Staged delivery will be required. Botany Flood Mitigation Project: Adjacent to state road and
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Design, approvals, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover of two stormwater drainage infrastructure projects at Baxter Road and Botany Lane, Mascot, to be completed before May 2028. Baxter project requires consent from external authorities and staged delivery. Botany project interfaces with state assets and requires contractor's public liability to complete bank guarantee. Tender closes 11 December 2026.
Projects must be completed before May 2028. The tender closes on 11 December 2026. design, approvals, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover of two separable stormwater drainage infrastructure projects within baxter road and botany lane, mascot before may 2028.
2027- 034 Port to Mossman PCN - This project aims to engage a suitability qualified design consultant to undertake a planning assessment of the proposed construction and implementation of new off- road provisions for safe cycling between Port Douglas and Mossman in Far North Queensland. Douglas Shire Council and community have expressed an interest in repurposing the existing cane rail corridor between Port Douglas and Mossman Townships. The purpose of this planning works is to provide a clear path of what
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Douglas Shire Council seeks a qualified design consultant for a planning assessment of new off-road cycling provisions between Port Douglas and Mossman, Queensland. The project involves repurposing the existing cane rail corridor. Scope includes feasibility of alignments, condition of existing rail infrastructure, costs, and additional works. Tender opens 21 October 2026 and closes 16 November 2026. Supplier queries cutoff 13 November 2026. Expected decision 30 November 2026.
F26/618 - Flood Mitigation Project Baxter Road & Botany Lane - Design, approvals, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover of two separable stormwater drainage infrastructure projects within Baxter Road and Botany Lane, Mascot before May 2028. - Baxter Flood Mitigation Project: Adjacent to ARTC railway corridor and within private landowners/developers. Consent from external authorities will be required. Staged delivery will be required. Botany Flood Mitigation Project: Adjacent to state road and
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Design, approvals, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover of two stormwater drainage infrastructure projects in Baxter Road and Botany Lane, Mascot, before May 2028. Baxter project is adjacent to ARTC railway corridor and within private landowner/developer areas, requiring external authority consents and staged delivery. Botany project is adjacent to state road and interfaces with state assets; council has approval to connect but requires contractor's public liability to complete bank guarantee. Tender closes 11 December 2026.
Projects must be completed before May 2028. The tender states handover of two separable stormwater drainage infrastructure projects within baxter road and botany lane, mascot before may 2028.
2027- 034 Port to Mossman PCN - This project aims to engage a suitability qualified design consultant to undertake a planning assessment of the proposed construction and implementation of new off- road provisions for safe cycling between Port Douglas and Mossman in Far North Queensland. Douglas Shire Council and community have expressed an interest in repurposing the existing cane rail corridor between Port Douglas and Mossman Townships. The purpose of this planning works is to provide a clear path of what
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Douglas Shire Council seeks a qualified design consultant for a planning assessment of off-road cycling provisions between Port Douglas and Mossman, repurposing the existing cane rail corridor. Scope includes feasibility alignments, condition of rail infrastructure, costs, and additional works for future detailed design and construction. Tender opens 21 October 2026, closes 16 November 2026. Supplier queries due 13 November 2026. Expected decision 30 November 2026. Service levels include responsiveness, procurement documentation, advice, availability, and quality. Performance liquidated damages apply for unmet service levels.
West Moreton Bridge Renewal Stage 2 - Queensland Rail is seeking to engage a Principal Contractor to deliver the West Moreton Bridge Renewal Stage 2 Project under a Design & Construct ( D& C) delivery model. The project involves the replacement of four existing timber rail bridges at two locations on the Rosewood to Toowoomba section of the West Moreton System, at chainages **** km and **** km. The works will broadly include the design and construction of new concrete ballast deck bridges, demolition
Design and construction of four replacement concrete ballast deck bridges for the West Moreton Bridge Renewal Stage 2 project Design and construction of new concrete ballast deck bridges, demolition of existing timber rail bridges, associated track works, formation works, drainage works, access works, testing, certification and handover
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Queensland Rail seeks a principal contractor for the West Moreton Bridge Renewal Stage 2 project under a Design & Construct model. The project involves replacing four timber rail bridges with concrete ballast deck bridges at two locations on the Rosewood to Toowoomba section. Works include design, construction, demolition, track, formation, drainage, access, environmental controls, certification and handover. Mandatory online tender briefing on 30 October 2026 and mandatory site inspection on 5 November 2026. Tenders must be submitted via Ariba sourcing system by 4 December 2026. Lump sum payment basis. Evaluation based on overall value for money considering price, methodology, capability, experience, and other criteria.
Queensland Rail will evaluate tenders based on overall value for money, considering criteria such as tender price, implementation program, operational capability, and experience. Queensland Rail will evaluate tenders based on overall value for money
The site inspection is mandatory for participation. It will be held on Thursday 5 November 2026, meeting at 8:30am AEST. the site inspection is mandatory for participation in the tender process
Failure to comply with communication protocols may result in disqualification. failure to comply with clause b2. 3a may result in an investigation by queensland rails probity advisor and disqualification of the tenderer
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