Marketplace Tenders

Quotations are invited for the provision of Palo Attack Surface Pro and Security Orchestration, Automation and Response Platform SOAR licensing. Suppliers are requested to provide pricing for three (3) year term and five (5) year term subscriptions, with annual payment. Quotes should clearly identify inclusions, licensing tiers, support levels, and any assumptions or dependencies. OCIO may consider offers submitted via cloud service marketplaces, but a corresponding non-marketplace standard quotation is also requested. Electronic responses are due by 10:00 am on 10 April 2026.

The Queensland Government is calling for tenders for coal exploration permits in the Bowen and Surat Basins. Tenders must be lodged before the closing time through the VendorPanel marketplace. The tender evaluation criteria include the proposed initial work program, financial capability, technical capability, approach to community and landholder consultation, compliance with resources legislation, and compliance with health and safety legislation. Tenderers must provide details or evidence to demonstrate how they meet the evaluation criteria. The minister may grant an epc to a preferred tenderer or refuse to grant any epc. Unsuccessful tenderers will be contacted about the outcome of their tenders. Tenderers must comply with strict confidentiality requirements. The tender process is conducted in accordance with the mra, mercpa and the mr regulation. Tenderers must bear their costs and expenses of preparing its tender. Tenders not submitted via the vendorpanel marketplace portal, before the closing time will be rejected. The minister may require the tenderer to sign a deed on terms reasonably required by the minister to give effect to the preferred tenderers tender and its proposed initial work program. The tenderer must provide, after the opening of tenders, all additional information requested by the minister for evaluation of the tender. The minister may shortlist tenderers and negotiate with one or more tenderers including as a preferred tenderer about the terms of their tenders. The tenderer warrants that, it has, at the time of submission of its tender, not entered into any agreement with other tenderers as to who should be the preferred tenderer or successful tenderer. The minister's only obligations to the tenderer including with respect to the tender process are those expressly set out in these tender conditions and under the mra. The tenderer acknowledges and agrees that information supplied by or on behalf of the minister in relation to the tender and a proposed epc as part of the tender documents or otherwise state supplied information is provided in good faith and only for the tenderers convenience. The tenderer must provide written acceptance to the department of natural resources and mines, manufacturing and regional and rural development nrmmrrd to proceed as preferred tenderer for the tender area **** within 10 business days from the date of the letter. The preferred tenderer must provide security for the proposed exploration permit for coal epc as prescribed under the mineral resources act **** mra and the mineral resources regulation 2025 within 10 business days from the date the appointment of the preferred tenderer is made public by the minister or nrmmrrd. The preferred tenderer must pay rent for the first year of the proposed epc within 10 business days from the date the appointment of the preferred tenderer is made public by the minister or nrmmrrd. The preferred tenderer must provide evidence to nrmmrrd that the preferred tenderer has lodged an application for an environmental authority with the department of the environment, tourism, science and innovation within 15 business days from the date the appointment of the preferred tenderer is made public by the minister or nrmmrrd. The preferred tenderer must provide written notice to nrmmrrd nominating a native title process for the proposed epc within 15 business days from the date the appointment of the preferred tenderer is made public by the minister or nrmmrrd.

The tender is for an event management company to provide services for Tourism Australia's Australia Marketplace UK Europe (AMUKE) 2026 event in London. The closing date for submissions is March 21, 2026. The contract term is up to 9 months. The tender requires compliance with health, safety, environment, and quality standards. The evaluation process includes a primary desktop assessment and potentially a secondary evaluation with presentations. The tender requires the submission of various documents, including a tender response schedule, pricing response schedule, and a proposal addressing the evaluation criteria. The tender must be submitted electronically via Austender. The evaluation will consider factors such as fitness for purpose, performance history, risk, flexibility, and price. The successful tenderer must provide various insurances. Debriefing opportunities will be provided to both successful and unsuccessful tenderers on request.