Learning Technology Tenders

Practical completion for the main works is required by 15 December 2028. The school must be operational by Day 1 of Term 1, 2029.

Payments will be made at Darwin, Northern Territory, based on a lump sum. Retention monies are not applicable.

The defects liability period for the works is 52 weeks, and for each separable part, it is also 52 weeks, as specified in the time and performance schedule.

Selection will be based on a best value for territory assessment, with weightings for: Price (15%), Past Performance (10%), Local Content (30%), Timeliness (20%), Capacity (25%), Scope Specific (25%), and Innovation (25%).

Tenderers must be accredited or recognised by Contractor Accreditation Limited (CAL) to a rating equal to or higher than the total tender value. Subcontractors engaged for works over $100,000 must also be CAL accredited.

Liquidated damages for the works are specified in the time and performance schedule, with a rate of $168,030 per week for separable part 1. For separable part 3, liquidated damages are not applicable.

A site inspection is encouraged prior to submitting a tender response. Access will be made available at 10:00 am on Thursday, 25 June 2026. Attendance is not mandatory, but registration is required.

Tender responses may be declared inadmissible for non-compliance with tendering conditions, failure to comply with the NT Procurement Code, bankruptcy, insolvency, or improper conduct.

The closing time for tenders is 2:00 PM AEST on 18 June 2026. closing time2: 00pm aest on ****

Payment will be based on the agreed price under the submitted rates table and agreed statement of work. agreed price under the submitted rates table and agreed statement of work.

Tenders will be evaluated based on overall value for money, considering various factors including costs, local supply chain involvement, social objectives, implementation program, operational capability, and tenderer experience. queensland rail will evaluate tenders based on overall value for money having regard to: any costs which may be incurred by queensland rail arising from acceptance of the tender, including costs incurred as a result of acceptance of any proposed nonconformances. . .

Tenderers must demonstrate financial capability, operational capability, and experience. They must also comply with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and potentially construction industry codes if applicable. queensland rail may ask any tenderer to provide written evidence of its financial capacity to perform the contract. . .

A briefing and/or inspection may be requested following the initial tender evaluation round. If indicated, tenderers are invited to attend a briefing and/or inspection. workshopmay be requested following the initial tender evaluation round.

The performance of any product samples submitted for testing by the tenderer at Queensland Rail's request may be considered in the evaluation. he performance of any product samples submitted for testing by the tenderer at queensland rails request

Tenderers may request feedback for up to ten business days after being notified of the tender outcome. enderers may request feedback from queensland rail for a period up to ten business days after being provided notification of the outcome of the tender process.

Failure to comply with communication protocols during the tender period may result in investigation and disqualification. Late tenders may also be rejected. failure to comply with clause b2. 3a may result in an investigation by queensland rails probity advisor and disqualification of the tenderer and the rejection of its tender.

The tender closes on Thursday, 18 June 2026 at 01:00 AM E. South America Standard Time.

Payment will be based on the agreed price under the submitted rates table and agreed statement of work.

Tenders will be evaluated based on overall value for money, considering costs, local supply chain involvement, social objectives, implementation program, operational capability, and tenderer experience.

Tenderers must have an SAP Ariba Network account and register it to do business with Queensland Rail. They must also provide details of their organisation, Ariba Network ID, ABN, and tender representative information.

There is no mandatory briefing or inspection. Contact the officer if clarifications are required.

Failure to comply with communication protocols during the tender period may result in investigation and disqualification. Late tenders may also be rejected.

The closing time for tenders is 2:00 PM AEST on 18 June 2026. closing time2:00pm aest on ****

Payment will be based on the agreed price under the submitted rates table and agreed statement of work. agreed price under the submitted rates table and agreed statement of work.

Tenders will be evaluated based on overall value for money, considering various factors including costs, local supply chain involvement, social objectives, implementation program, operational capability, and tenderer experience. queensland rail will evaluate tenders based on overall value for money

Tenderers must demonstrate financial capability and compliance with the Procurement Assurance Model. queensland rail may ask any tenderer to provide written evidence of its financial capacity

A briefing and/or inspection may be requested following the initial tender evaluation round. workshopmay be requested following the initial tender evaluation round.

Tenderers may request feedback for up to ten business days after notification of the tender outcome. enderers may request feedback from queensland rail for a period up to ten business days after being provided notification of the outcome of the tender process.

Failure to comply with communication protocols during the tender period may result in investigation and disqualification. failure to comply with clause b2. 3a may result in an investigation by queensland rails probity advisor and disqualification of the tenderer