The ACT Government is seeking a digital platform and digital support services for its whole-of-government engagement portal, Yoursay Conversations. The tender closes on 11 August 2026 at 2:00 PM ACT time. Key evaluation criteria include local industry participation, organisational capability, proposed methodology, past performance, and quality assurance. Threshold and fair and safe employment criteria are not relevant. The anticipated contract commencement is 04 November 2026, with an initial term of 5 years and potential 1-year extension options. Suppliers must provide evidence of insurance, including public liability, product liability, professional indemnity, workers compensation, and technology/cyber risk insurance.
The tender closes on 11 August 2026 at 2:00 PM local ACT time. closing time: **** 2: 00 pm local act time
The territory will evaluate responses against weighted criteria including local industry participation (10%), organisational capability and capacity (20%), proposed methodology and approach (35%), past performance and current work (20%), and quality assurance (15%). he territory will evaluate the supplier against the following weighted evaluation criteria, with regard to the weights specified below.
Suppliers must provide evidence of their capability and capacity to deliver the required services, including organisation structure, personnel capabilities, qualifications, and experience of employees. he supplier is required to provide evidence of its capability and capacity to deliver the required services described in the statement of requirements.
Site inspection: not used
Questions, clarifications and enquiries closing time: 04 August 2026 2: 00 pm local act time. questions, clarifications and **** 2: 00 pm local act time enquiries closing time:
The territory will evaluate suppliers against non-weighted criteria as posing an acceptable or unacceptable risk to the territory. he territory will evaluate the supplier against the following nonweighted evaluation criteria as posing an acceptable unacceptable risk to the territory.
