Council seeks contractors for emergency hazard tree removal and logwood transportation following bushfires. Works must commence on **** and be complete by **** close on **** at 2pm. Evaluation is based on a weighted score combining qualitative assessment (100 points) and cost (VFM). Detailed invoices must include embedded photographs with GPS data. An online tenderer information session is available on ****.
All works must commence on Monday 12 October 2026 and be complete by Friday 13th November 2026. all works must commence on monday 12 october 2026 and be complete by friday 13th november 2026.
Payment is made within 21 business days after the invoice has been approved by the authorised representative of the principal. 21 business days after invoice has been approved by the authorised representative of the principal.
Tenders will be evaluated on a weighted score where the aim is to have a lower price and a higher stage one score, meaning the lowest result is the best value for money. to be the successful tenderer, the aim is to have a lower price and a higher stage one score, meaning the lowest result is the best value for money.
Tenders are assessed on risk management, OH&S system, public liability insurance (20 million), workcover insurance, response to scope of works, experience, and business capacity. stage one qualitative assessment of a weighted score totalling 100
Liquidated damages will be applied at the rate stated in the covering page for every day after the date for practical completion. if the contractor fails to reach practical completion by the date for practical completion, the contractor will be immediately indebted to the principal for liquidated damages at the rate stated in the covering page for every day after the date for practical completion to and including the date of practical completion or the date that the contract is terminated, whichever first occurs.
Submitting non-conforming tenders may result in rejection, and failure to remedy health and safety breaches can lead to termination. council may direct the contractor to suspend the work until such time as the contractor satisfies council that the work will be resumed in conformance with applicable health and safety provisions.