Expression of Interest - Broken River Ecotourism Precinct - The Queensland Government is inviting Expressions of Interest for the revitalisation of the Broken River Ecotourism Precinct, within stunning Eungella National Park. This is a rare chance to establish a unique ecotourism experience in one of North Queensland s most pristine natural environments, with potential to be named as one of the Queensland Government s prestigious 45 by 45 projects. The Broken River Ecotourism Precinct has untapped potential
Ecotourism precinct revitalisation Revitalisation of the Broken River Ecotourism Precinct, Eungella National Park, North Queensland. This includes potential for small- scale, low- impact accommodation, nature- based adventure trails, conservation- focused activities, redevelopment of existing infrastructure, refresh of existing infrastructure and accommodation offerings, or using the site as a base for guided tours. Existing facilities include day- use areas with kiosk, information centre, barbeques, toilets, picnic spaces, wheelchair- accessible pathways, camping areas with toilet facilities and fire pits, platypus viewing platforms with wheelchair- accessible boardwalks, and walking trails.
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Expressions of Interest are invited for the revitalisation of the Broken River Ecotourism Precinct in Eungella National Park, Queensland. The project aims to establish a unique ecotourism experience. Submissions close Monday 31 August 2026, 3:00 PM AEST. A site visit may be offered in mid-2026. Proponents must address evaluation criteria including proposal scope, alignment with departmental goals, size and scale, proponent experience, funding capacity, commercial viability, proposed commercial approach, local community benefits, cultural heritage protection, environmental management, sustainability, and risk management. Proponents should be prepared to pay their own costs for the site visit.
Submissions close Monday 31 August 2026, 02:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
Proponents must demonstrate experience delivering projects of similar nature in environmentally sensitive locations, managing environmental risks, securing required approvals, and operating facilities. They must also outline their funding capacity and commercial viability.
A site visit with departmental representatives may be offered in mid-2026. Proponents should be prepared to pay their own costs to attend.
Supplier query cutoff is Monday 24 August 2026, 02:00 am E. South America Standard Time.
The proponent warrants that neither the proponent nor any of its associates have any conflict of interest or potential conflict of interest in connection with, or any relationship that may affect the evaluation process.
03/19/2026 - AUSTRALIA | NSW | ST PETERS
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Conservation Works
RFT- 23 Specialist Heritage Plaster Remediation Works - Inner West Council is seeking submissions from suitably qualified heritage plaster and remediation contractors for specialist conservation works at Balmain Town Hall, 370 Darling Street, Balmain NSW. Project Overview The project addresses ongoing efflorescence ( salt contamination) and associated deterioration affecting: The First Floor Auditorium ( decorative cornices, friezes, rendered wall bands) The Tower Stair ( walls, soffits, skirtings and landi
Specialist heritage plaster remediation works at Balmain Town Hall SP1 First Floor Auditorium: Remediation of salt affected wall zones, replication and reinstatement of missing decorative cornice ( approx. 11m), replacement of frieze and lower cornice ( approx. 12. 5m), desalination using Westox Cocoon or tenderer proposed alternative, repair of a plaster vent and replacement of damaged timber skirting, repainting to an approved heritage system. Deadline: 29 May **** Tower Stair: Removal of all paint and white set back to original render, pressure captive head washdown of all walls, salt testing and further desalination if required ( Westox Cocoon or tenderer proposed alternative), local render repairs and repainting using Porters Paints Mineral System, replacement of deteriorated soffit boards and damaged skirting.
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Inner West Council is seeking submissions from suitably qualified heritage plaster and remediation contractors for specialist conservation works at Balmain Town Hall. The project involves addressing ongoing efflorescence salt contamination and associated deterioration affecting the first-floor auditorium and tower stair. Works include stabilising heritage fabric, removing salt contamination, reinstating damaged decorative elements, and repainting. The tender is divided into two separable portions: SP1 for the first-floor auditorium and SP2 for the tower stair. Key requirements include heritage qualification, demonstrated experience in traditional materials, a detailed methodology addressing desalination and access, and mandatory hold points for testing and inspections. Protection of heritage fabric and minimisation of disruption are crucial. Attendance at a mandatory onsite briefing is required.
The deadline for Separable Portion 1 (SP1) is 29 May 2026.
The bid notice does not explicitly state payment terms. However, it mentions that payment claims are submitted monthly from the commencement date until the date of practical completion, upon issue of a certificate of practical completion, and a final payment claim within 20 business days from the expiry of the last defects liability period.
The bid notice does not explicitly state the award criterion. However, it requires submissions from suitably qualified heritage plaster and remediation contractors with demonstrated experience.
The bid requires heritage qualified plasterers with demonstrated experience in traditional materials and methods.
The bid notice does not explicitly state penalties. However, it mentions liquidated damages in the context of the general agreement, which is not detailed in the tender extract.
Attendance at the scheduled mandatory onsite briefing is required at 9:00 am on Wednesday, 25 March 2026.
The supplier query cutoff is Monday, 06 April 2026, 09:00 pm.
Cable Beach, Albany, Concrete Pathways and Walkway in Torndirrup National Park - - The Department of Biodiversity, COnservation and Attractions ( DBCA) is seeking the procurement of concrete works for Pathways and Walkways in Torndirrup Nation Park Albany. Works include: Supply, fabrication and installation of on- ground concrete connector pathways, sectional decking and footings to provide a new boardwalk and viewing experience to the site.
Provision of IT Managed Services and Virtual Chief Information Officer ( vCIO) Services - Trust for Nature ( TfN) was established in **** through the Victiorian Conservation Act and is a Victorian not for profit organisation, with approximately 70- 80 employees across regional and CBD locations. As we grow and adapt to a changing environmental and technological landscape, we seek a professional IT partner to manage our technology environment and provide strategic IT leadership through vCIO services. This te
Provision of IT managed services and virtual chief information officer ( VCIO) services
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The tender for IT managed services and VCIO services is open to experienced service providers. Key selection criteria include proven experience, capability in managing Microsoft 365, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and hybrid work environments, ability to provide strategic IT leadership, strong cybersecurity practices, and a flexible, scalable service model. A briefing session is scheduled for July 23, 2025, at 1:00 PM (AEST). Responses are due August 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM (AEST). A forum is available for clarification until August 13, 2025, at 3:30 PM (AEST). Documents are available for download.
Responses are due August 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
The key selection criteria include proven experience delivering IT managed services and strategic VCIO consulting to not-for-profit or similar organizations, demonstrated capability in managing Microsoft 365, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and hybrid work environments, ability to provide strategic IT leadership, including IT planning, risk management, budgeting, and board-level engagement, strong cybersecurity practices aligned with ACSC essential eight and ISO ****, including threat monitoring, compliance, and staff training, flexible, scalable service model offering value for money, with clear SLAs, proactive support, and transparent reporting.
The tender invites proposals from experienced service providers who can deliver comprehensive IT managed services alongside high-level VCIO advisory.
Steel boardwalk and walkway panels fabrication Knox Gorge Lookout, Karijini National Park - - This Request consists of the fabrication of a steel walkway to be installed at Knox Gorge within the Karijini National Park, in the Pilbara Region of the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and attractions, Parks and Wildlife Service ( DBCA). Please note, installation is NOT included as part of this request. This walkway will provide access to the Knox Gorge lookout and surrounding landscape
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