Telemetry Equipment/ Field Instrumentation/ Instrumentation Services
Invitation to Offer - Installation, Testing & Commissioning Services - SCADAPACK 350e Replacements - Gladstone Area Water Board ( GAWB) is seeking a suitable qualified and experienced contractor to undertake stage 1 installation, testing and commissioning services for the SCADAPack 350e replacement project. The Services involve the replacement of 22 existing SCADAPack 350e and 535e RTUs across multiple operational GAWB sites with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs. The SOW includes electrical, installation a
Installation, testing and commissioning services for SCADAPack 350E replacements Replacement of 22 existing SCADAPack 350E and 535E RTUs with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs, electrical installation and modifications, removal and replacement of existing RTUs, associated wiring and terminations, testing, commissioning support, management of site access and planned outages, completion of quality and handover documentation
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GAWB seeks a qualified contractor for Stage 1 installation, testing and commissioning of SCADAPack 350E replacements across multiple operational sites. Work involves replacing 22 existing RTUs with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs, including electrical work, wiring, testing, commissioning support, and site access management. Tender closes 5 November 2026. Supplier queries cutoff 3 November 2026. No guarantee of subsequent stages. Compliance with Queensland procurement policies and supplier code of conduct required.
UQ Sport Pool Maintenance and Operational Support Services - The University of Queensland ( UQ) seeks offers for the supply of Pool Plant Preventative Maintenance, Corrective Maintenance and Operational Support Services across both the St Lucia and Gatton campuses. UQ Sport operates a range of aquatic facilities that rely on the ongoing performance, reliability and compliance of complex plant and equipment. To support the safe and efficient operation of these facilities, UQ Sport seeks to establish a long-
Pool plant preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support services Pool plant room inspections and condition assessments, preventative maintenance of pool plant and associated equipment, UV treatment systems, ORP controllers, pH controllers, chlorine analysers, heating systems, flow meters, instrumentation and control systems, variable speed drives, corrective and emergency maintenance services, fault diagnosis and rectification, water quality and chemical management support, maintenance reporting, asset condition assessments and lifecycle recommendations, technical advice and operational support, compliance support, knowledge transfer and staff capability development, performance management, communication and stakeholder engagement, continuous improvement initiatives, adhoc synthetic fields chlorine dosing and inspection
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The University of Queensland seeks offers for pool plant preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support services across St Lucia and Gatton campuses. Services include inspections, maintenance of UV treatment, ORP/pH controllers, chlorine analysers, heating systems, VSDs, emergency response (critical failure within 2 hours, major within 4 hours, non-critical within 24 hours). Requires minimum 5 years experience in commercial aquatic facilities, relevant trade qualifications, and insurances (public liability $20M, professional indemnity $2M). Responses due 19 November 2026 via UQProcure. Payment terms net 30 days. Evaluation: non-price criteria 80%, price 20%.
The university's standard payment terms are net thirty 30 days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice in accordance with the purchase order. The universitys standard payment terms are net thirty 30 days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice
The criteria against which offerors responses will be evaluated to form a value for money assessment include: non price criteria: relevant experience and capability 30, proposed methodology and maintenance approach 25, key personnel and technical expertise 15, innovation and continuous improvement 5, sustainability and environmental initiatives 5, price: price 20. value for money assessment
Minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities. minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities
All questions, requests for further information or clarifications questions must be submitted via email to the uq contact nominated below no later than wednesday, 18 november 2026, 2: 00pm aest. questions must be submitted via email to the uq contact nominated below no later than wednesday, 18 november 2026, 2: 00pm aest
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UQ Sport Pool Maintenance and Operational Support Services - The University of Queensland ( UQ) seeks offers for the supply of Pool Plant Preventative Maintenance, Corrective Maintenance and Operational Support Services across both the St Lucia and Gatton campuses. UQ Sport operates a range of aquatic facilities that rely on the ongoing performance, reliability and compliance of complex plant and equipment. To support the safe and efficient operation of these facilities, UQ Sport seeks to establish a long-
Pool plant preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support services for UQ Sport aquatic facilities Pool plant room inspections and condition assessments, preventative maintenance of pool plant and associated equipment, UV treatment systems, ORP controllers, pH controllers, chlorine analysers, heating systems, flow meters, instrumentation and control systems, variable speed drives, corrective and emergency maintenance services, fault diagnosis and rectification, water quality and chemical management support, maintenance reporting, asset condition assessments, lifecycle recommendations, technical advice and operational support, compliance support, knowledge transfer, performance management, continuous improvement initiatives, adhoc synthetic fields chlorine dosing and inspection
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UQ seeks a contractor for pool plant preventative and corrective maintenance and operational support at St Lucia and Gatton campuses. Services include inspections, maintenance of UV, ORP, pH, chlorine analysers, heating, VSDs, emergency response (critical failure within 2 hours, major within 4 hours, non-critical within 24 hours). Requires 5 years commercial aquatic facility experience, relevant trade licences, hazardous chemical competency. Payment net 30 days. KPIs include 100% scheduled maintenance completion, 95% emergency response within timeframes. Evaluation: experience 30%, methodology 25%, personnel 15%, innovation 5%, sustainability 5%, price 20%. Offers valid 120 days. Submit via UQProcure by 19 Nov 2026.
Responses must be submitted by Thursday, 19 November 2026, 2:00 pm AEST. The RFQ states: closing date and time for responses thursday, 19 november 2026, 2: 00 pm aest.
The university's standard payment terms are net thirty (30) days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice. The RFQ states: the universitys standard payment terms are net thirty 30 days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice in accordance with the purchase order.
The evaluation criteria include non-price criteria and price, with price weighted at 20%. The RFQ states: non price criteria: relevant experience and capability 30. . . price: price 20.
Contractor must have minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities and relevant trade qualifications. The RFQ states: capabilities minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities and relevant trade qualifications and licences required to perform the services.
Questions and clarifications must be submitted by Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 2:00 pm AEST. The RFQ states: questions must be submitted via email to the uq contact nominated below no later than wednesday, 18 november 2026, 2: 00pm aest.
Offers must remain valid for at least 120 days, and non-conforming quotes may be rejected. The RFQ states: offers must remain open and capable of being accepted by uq for a minimum period of at least 120 days and uq may. . . evaluate, accept or reject quotes, in whole or part, that do not conform to the terms of the rfq.
UQ Sport Pool Maintenance and Operational Support Services - The University of Queensland ( UQ) seeks offers for the supply of Pool Plant Preventative Maintenance, Corrective Maintenance and Operational Support Services across both the St Lucia and Gatton campuses. UQ Sport operates a range of aquatic facilities that rely on the ongoing performance, reliability and compliance of complex plant and equipment. To support the safe and efficient operation of these facilities, UQ Sport seeks to establish a long-
Pool plant preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support services Pool plant room inspections and condition assessments, preventative maintenance of pool plant and associated equipment, UV treatment systems, ORP controllers, pH controllers, chlorine analysers, heating systems, flow meters, instrumentation and control systems, variable speed drives, corrective and emergency maintenance services, fault diagnosis and rectification, water quality and chemical management support, maintenance reporting, asset condition assessments, lifecycle recommendations, technical advice and operational support, compliance support, knowledge transfer, performance management, continuous improvement initiatives, adhoc synthetic fields chlorine dosing and inspection
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The University of Queensland seeks offers for pool plant preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support services across St Lucia and Gatton campuses. Services include inspections, maintenance of UV systems, controllers, analysers, heating, flow meters, VSDs, emergency response, water quality support, and reporting. Minimum 5 years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities required. Responses due 19 November 2026 via UQProcure. Payment terms net 30 days. Evaluation criteria include experience, methodology, key personnel, innovation, sustainability, and price.
Responses must be submitted by Thursday, 19 November 2026, 2:00 pm AEST. closing date and time for responses thursday, 19 november 2026, 2: 00 pm aest
The university's standard payment terms are net thirty (30) days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice. the universitys standard payment terms are net thirty 30 days upon receipt of a correctly rendered invoice
The evaluation criteria include non-price criteria (experience 30%, methodology 25%, key personnel 15%, innovation 5%, sustainability 5%) and price (20%). non price criteria: relevant experience and capability 30. . . price: price 20
Minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities and relevant trade qualifications and licences are required. capabilities minimum five years experience maintaining commercial aquatic facilities
All questions and clarifications must be submitted by Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 2:00pm AEST. closing date and time for clarifications. . . no later than wednesday, 18 november 2026, 2: 00pm aest
Telemetry Equipment Installation/ Field Instrumentation Services
Invitation to Offer - Installation, Testing & Commissioning Services - SCADAPACK 350e Replacements - Gladstone Area Water Board ( GAWB) is seeking a suitable qualified and experienced contractor to undertake stage 1 installation, testing and commissioning services for the SCADAPack 350e replacement project. The Services involve the replacement of 22 existing SCADAPack 350e and 535e RTUs across multiple operational GAWB sites with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs. The SOW includes electrical, installation a
Installation, testing and commissioning services for SCADAPack 350E replacements Replacement of 22 existing SCADAPack 350E and 535E RTUs with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs, electrical installation and modifications, removal and replacement of existing RTUs, associated wiring and terminations, testing, commissioning support, management of site access and planned outages, completion of quality and handover documentation
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GAWB seeks a qualified contractor for Stage 1 installation, testing and commissioning of SCADAPack 350E replacements across multiple operational sites. Work includes replacing 22 existing RTUs with GAWB supplied SCADAPack 474i RTUs, electrical work, wiring, testing, commissioning support, and site access management. Tender closes 5 November 2026. Supplier query cutoff is 3 November 2026. No guarantee of subsequent stages. Compliance with Queensland procurement policies and supplier code of conduct required.
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