Marketing Research Tenders

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is seeking tenders to establish a workforce sourcing panel. Tenders must be submitted via the 360 tender system by 2:00 PM Canberra local time on Friday, 15 August 2025. The panel is expected to commence on or before 3 November 2025 and have an initial term expiring on 2 November 2030, potentially extendable for up to five years. The agency will use the 360 tender system for all communication and document exchange. Potential tenderers must register on Austender and the 360 tender system. The agency may issue work orders for services as needed. Evaluation criteria include capability, capacity and experience, commitment to supporting people with disabilities, pricing, and risk assessment. Referee endorsements are required. Tenders must be in English and use Australian legal units of measure. All fees must be quoted in Australian dollars. Compliance with relevant Australian legislation and policies, including the Workplace Gender Equality Act ****, Indigenous Procurement Policy, and Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy, is required. The agency may extend the closing time at its discretion. The tenderer is responsible for ensuring their technology meets the minimum requirements of the 360 tender system.

This tender seeks a Government Communications Campaign Arrangement (GCC) for the Australian Government. Key dates include an industry briefing, enquiry cutoff (June 30, 2025), and closing time (August 11, 2025). Tenders must be submitted electronically via the 360 public portal. A Statement of Tax Record (STRS) is required for participation. Late tenders will not be accepted unless due to mishandling by Finance or the portal. The arrangement is expected to begin around July 1, 2026. The tender includes detailed requirements, conditions for participation, evaluation criteria, and a draft head agreement. Due diligence information is available after completing a tender registration form and confidentiality undertaking. The tender process involves multiple stages, including initial screening, detailed evaluation, shortlisting, value for money assessment, and village allocation. There are specific requirements for work samples, file formats, naming conventions, and sizes. The tenderer must comply with all applicable legislation and policies, including the Modern Slavery Act 2018, Workplace Gender Equality Act ****, and Indigenous Procurement Policy. The tenderer must also disclose any conflicts of interest. The tender validity period is 15 months after the closing date.

The tender is for a media agency to manage international advertising campaigns for Central Queensland University for two years, with an option to extend annually. The value is approximately A$150,000 per annum, including media costs, agency fees, and GST. Tenderers must register with the VendorPanel website (www. ***. *. *) to access documents and submit responses.