Central Queensland University (CQU) is inviting proposals for consultants to develop a modular and scalable approach for climate-related financial disclosure requirements. The scope is not fixed, and suppliers are expected to define services, distinguish between core and advanced services, and propose a delivery model for both institutional-specific and multi-institution solutions. Collaboration opportunities across regional universities are encouraged. Mandatory requirements include completing specific schedules (Supplier Code of Conduct, Supplier Acceptance to Participate). Offers must be clear, concise, in English, and in Australian Dollars. The closing date for submissions is 20 May 2026 at 16:00 AEST. Offers must remain valid for 120 days. CQU's standard payment terms are net30, invoiced upon delivery and acceptance of final goods/services.
The closing date for submissions is Wednesday, 20 May 2026, at 16:00 AEST.
CQU's standard payment terms are net30, with invoices for the total amount submitted upon the delivery and acceptance of the final goods and/or services by CQU.
The award will be based on scored criteria including proposed terms, knowledge of climate-related disclosure requirements and experience, proposed methodology and approach, relevant expertise and experience, capacity to deliver within timeframes, value for money, and collaborative delivery and economies of scale.
Suppliers must be suitably qualified and experienced consultants. Mandatory requirements include completing Schedule 7 (Supplier Code of Conduct Statement), Schedule 5 (Supplier Acceptance to Participate), and providing a completed modern slavery self-assessment questionnaire.
The non-compliance with the terms and conditions will be assessed at the discretion of the CQU selection team and shall disqualify the participant.
The supplier query cutoff date is Wednesday, 06 May 2026, at 03:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.
