City of Boroondara is seeking consultancy services to prepare a new open space strategy. Proposals are due by Monday, 24 August 2026, 2:00 PM Melbourne time. The evaluation criteria include professional competence, capacity, experience, price, risk, mandatory requirements, and sustainable/social procurement impacts. No briefing sessions are planned.
The closing time for proposals is Monday, 24 August 2026, 2:00 PM Melbourne time. closing time melbourne time monday 2. 00 pm, 24 august 2026
Proposals will be assessed based on professional competence, capacity, experience, price, risk, mandatory requirements, and demonstration of sustainable and social procurement impacts, aiming for the overall value for money proposition. evaluation criteria including but not limited to, professional competence, capacity and experience, b pricec risk, including financial viability, osh risk, insurances and compliance to contract, d mandatory requirements, e demonstration of sustainable and social procurement impacts andf the overall value for money proposition presented in the proposal.
Suppliers must meet mandatory compliance criteria including ABN registration, financial assessment, compliance with specifications and contract conditions, and completion of statutory compliances. suppliers must meet the following compliance criteria, which are not weighted or scored. suppliers eithermeet the standard or they do not. mandatory requirements complies satisfactory financial assessment if requested yesno compliance with specification and contract conditions or acceptability of non yesno compliances abn registration yesno completion of statutory compliances equal employment opportunity, privacy and yesno data protection act **** and privacy policy compliance with minimum insurance requirements or acceptability of non yesno compliances
The end of the period for questions or requests for information is Thursday, 13 August 2026. end of period for questions or requests for information ****
Failure to comply with invitation conditions, unauthorized communication, anticompetitive conduct, or providing unlawful inducements may lead to disqualification. any failure to comply with the requirements set out in this part a. 1 or part b will, in the absolute discretion of the organisation, entitle the organisation to disqualify a supplier from the invitation process.