**** Harold E Holt Redevelopment - This notice provides information to Industry on the companies shortlisted to tender for **** Harold E Holt Redevelop- This notice provides information to Industry on the companies shortlisted to tender for **** Harold E Holt Redevelopment ( the Project) under the Defence Infrastructure Panel - Major Construction. Capital Facilities and Infrastructure Branch ( CFI), within the Department of Defence, is responsible for developing and delivering capital facilit
Harold E Holt Redevelopment - managing contractor procurement for defence infrastructure Demolition and hazardous materials management, civil engineering services, structural engineering services, electrical engineering services, mechanical engineering services, refurbished working accommodation, maintenance facilities, physical security upgrades, electronic access control upgrades, industrial power generation, power distribution, photovoltaic array, battery energy storage, potable water treatment system, wastewater treatment system, fuel storage, construction camp and services
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Notice of shortlisted companies for Harold E Holt Redevelopment, valued over $200 million, under Defence Infrastructure Panel - Major Construction. Shortlisted: Built/Seymour Whyte JV, CPB, Multiplex, Sitzler. Works include demolition, civil/structural/electrical/mechanical engineering, accommodation, security upgrades, power generation, water/wastewater treatment, fuel storage. RFT expected Q2 2027. Contact Tony Kara.
EOI 01 26- 27 The Development and Operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct - Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced developers, investors, consortiums and operators to develop, operate and activate the core commercial, accommodation, travel and transport components of the proposed Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct ( QTTP). Development opportunities may include, but are not limited to, a truck stop and service station, motel accommodation, travel
Development and operation of transport and travel precinct Precinct 1: Motel short- term accommodation and associated visitor services. Precinct 2: Service station and truck stop ( fuel, traveller services, heavy vehicle support). Precinct 3: Travel services ( hospitality, retail, traveller- focused services). Precinct 4: Transport industry ( depots, logistics, vehicle servicing, fleet maintenance). Precinct 5: General industry ( manufacturing, warehousing, service industries). Precinct 6: Airport industry ( aviation services). Precinct 7: Future saleyards.
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Council seeks expressions of interest from qualified developers, investors, consortiums, and operators to develop and operate the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct (QTTP). Focus is on precincts 1 to 4 (motel, service station/truck stop, travel services, transport industry). The precinct is strategically located near the Diamantina Developmental Road and Quilpie Airport. Respondents must demonstrate commercial viability and propose a clear development strategy. Submission deadline is 17 August 2026 at 2:00 pm via vendor panel.
Any respondent who directly or indirectly canvasses support from an elected member or employee of council will be disqualified.
Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition Delivery Centre - DCCEEW is seeking a supplier to establish and administer a dedicated Centre that will act as the principal delivery mech- The supplier will be responsible for: Developing and delivering workplans and projects for Pacific partner countries at a bilateral level and, possibly, a regional level. This will include technical assistance, modelling and analysis, and skills and training to support the energy transition, from the time of the Ce
Establishment and administration of the Australia- Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition ( APET) Delivery Centre.
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The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is seeking suppliers to establish and administer the Australia-Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition (APET) Delivery Centre. The centre will support Pacific nations in transitioning away from fossil fuels, improving energy security, and reducing electricity costs. The contract is until June 2029, with a possible extension to June 2031. The supplier will develop and deliver workplans and projects, provide technical assistance, modelling, analysis, and skills training. Administration costs are capped at 15% of the centre's budget. Expressions of Interest close on 17 August 2026. The total budget for the centre is up to $40 million.
The contract with the successful supplier leading the centre would be until June 2029, with the possibility of extension to 30 June 2031.
The supplier will be required to submit quarterly reports detailing completed and planned activities, which will be used as the basis for monitoring and reporting to DCCEEW, and will be required to receive payments.
The proposed evaluation criteria for the RFT process will be comparable to the EOI evaluation criteria and will include consideration of price and value for money, explicit consideration of the APET delivery principles, and require compliance with relevant Commonwealth procurement connected policies.
Suppliers must demonstrate capability in governance and administration, financial and commercial capability, technical expertise and experience in energy system planning and renewable energy skills and training, and engagement with Pacific partners and stakeholders.
The last date for potential suppliers to ask questions of the Commonwealth is 5 August 2026.
The Commonwealth may exclude a supplier from further consideration if they fail to resolve conflicts of interest, fail to comply with specified clauses, or if any representation or warranty is incorrect or misleading.
The centre will have a budget of up to $40 million.
EOI 01 26- 27 The Development and Operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct - Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced developers, investors, consortiums and operators to develop, operate and activate the core commercial, accommodation, travel and transport components of the proposed Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct ( QTTP). Development opportunities may include, but are not limited to, a truck stop and service station, motel accommodation, travel
Development and operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct ( QTTP) Precinct 1: Motel, short- term accommodation, visitor services. Precinct 2: Service station and truck stop, fuel, traveller services, heavy vehicle support. Precinct 3: Travel services, hospitality, retail, tourism services. Precinct 4: Transport industry, depots, logistics, warehousing, fleet maintenance, vehicle storage. Precinct 5: General industry, manufacturing, warehousing. Precinct 6: Airport industry, aviation services. Precinct 7: Future saleyards.
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Expressions of Interest are sought for the development and operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct (QTTP). The precinct aims to be an integrated transport, travel, logistics, accommodation, and commercial hub. Key development opportunities include a truck stop, service station, motel accommodation, food and beverage outlets, retail, transport depots, logistics, warehousing, and airport-related services. The immediate focus is on precincts 1-4: motel, service station/truck stop, travel services, and transport industry. Council is open to various commercial structures and development models. Submissions are due by 2:00 PM on 17 August 2026.
The EOI closing date is 2:00 PM, 17 August 2026.
Evaluation will consider mandatory criteria including fully completed EOI response schedules and financial viability. Scoring criteria include capability and experience, key personnel and subcontractors, vision, solution and methodology, and commercial model.
Respondents must be suitably qualified and experienced developers, investors, consortiums, and operators.
The last day for submitting clarifications is 10 August 2026.
Respondents must not make false or misleading claims, improperly obtain confidential information, receive improper assistance, or attempt to improperly influence a council officer. Canvassing support from an elected member or employee will lead to disqualification.
EOI 01 26- 27 The Development and Operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct - Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced developers, investors, consortiums and operators to develop, operate and activate the core commercial, accommodation, travel and transport components of the proposed Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct ( QTTP). Development opportunities may include, but are not limited to, a truck stop and service station, motel accommodation, travel
Development and operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct ( QTTP) Precinct 1: Motel, short- term accommodation, visitor services. Precinct 2: Service station, truck stop, fuel, traveller services, heavy vehicle support. Precinct 3: Travel services, hospitality, retail, tourism services. Precinct 4: Transport industry, depots, logistics, warehousing, fleet maintenance, vehicle storage. Precinct 5: General industry, manufacturing, warehousing. Precinct 6: Airport industry, aviation services. Precinct 7: Future saleyards.
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Quilpie Shire Council is seeking expressions of interest from developers, investors, consortiums, and operators for the development and operation of the Quilpie Transport and Travel Precinct (QTTP). The precinct aims to be an integrated transport, travel, logistics, accommodation, and commercial hub. Key development opportunities include a truck stop, service station, motel accommodation, food and beverage outlets, retail, transport depots, logistics, warehousing, and airport-related services. The immediate focus is on Precincts 1-4: accommodation, service station/truck stop, travel services, and transport industry. Council is open to various commercial structures and development models. Submissions are due by 2:00 PM on 17 August 2026. Costs incurred by respondents are not the responsibility of the Council.
The EOI closing date is 2:00 PM, 17 August 2026.
Scoring Criteria include Capability and Experience, Key Personnel and Subcontractors, Vision, Solution and Methodology, and Commercial Model. Mandatory criteria are fully completed EOI response schedules and financial viability.
Respondents must be suitably qualified and experienced developers, investors, consortiums, and operators.
The last day for submitting clarifications is 10 August 2026.
Respondents must not make false or misleading claims, improperly obtain confidential information, receive improper assistance, or attempt to improperly influence a council officer. Canvassing support from an elected member or employee will lead to disqualification.
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