Consultancy services for the Risk Information Project ( DPAC 2025- 26- 124) - This procurement seeks a consultancy to develop pilot datasets, indices, and tools to support disaster risk assessment and management in Tasmania. The successful consultancy will develop a model and indices of direct impact, physical and functional isolation for critical services from priority natural hazards, including: Develop system models and assumptions for the delivery of critical services. Develop as required vulnerability
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The consultancy is to develop pilot datasets, indices, and tools for disaster risk assessment in Tasmania. Key deliverables include modeling direct impact, physical/functional isolation, and cascading failure for critical services from natural hazards. Tenderers must respond to all requirements in attachment 7 and 8. The closing time for lodging a tender is 2:00 pm Hobart time on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The customer reserves the right to negotiate.
The evaluation is based on a combination of qualitative criteria (80%) and quantitative criteria (20%), including price and timeline. recommendations by the evaluation panel will be made based upon an assessment of: 1. compliance and disclosure requirements 2. qualitative evaluation criteria 3. quantitative evaluation criteria and 4. specification response
Tenders are initially assessed for compliance with conditions of tender, including demonstrating ability to integrate the solution into the customer's esri enterprise environment. tenders will initially be assessed for compliance with the requirements set out in the conditions of tender
A tender may be excluded if the tenderer has breached an RFT provision materially affecting integrity or has significant deficiencies in prior contract performance. a tender may be excluded from the rft evaluation process if there is evidence that the tenderer lodging that tender: 1. has breached a provision of this rft, and that breach, in the opinion of the customer, has materially and adversely affected the integrity of the rft process
Road Safety Data Development - Road Safety Victoria, within the Department of Transport and Planning ( DTP), provides road safety data and tools to support evidence- based planning and investment by DTP and Victorian councils. As part of the Safe Local Roads and Streets Program, DTP is updating the foundational risk datasets used to identify and prioritise higher- risk sections of the road network. This procurement seeks specialist services to develop updated, documented and repeatable data products using c
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Specialist services are sought to develop updated, documented, and repeatable road safety data products (infrastructure risk rating, collective risk, personal risk) for the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP). The supplier must use current methodologies, integrate data, and deliver outputs in spatial (ESRI load-ready) and tabular (Parquet/CSV) formats. The closing date is 28 September 2026. Evaluation is based on value for money, covering technical methodology, experience, and project management.
Provision of initial versions of data products is scheduled for December 2026, with final data products for review in February 2026. provision of initial versions of data products december 2026
Payment is structured by milestone: project initiation, provision of initial versions of data products, provision of final data products for review, and technical session/full handover of artefacts. milestone milestone payment
Proposals will be assessed on a value for money basis, considering understanding of requirements, relevant experience, quality assurance, and project management approach. proposals will be assessed on a valuefor money basis.
The successful respondent must demonstrate a background relevant to the assignment and a demonstrated capacity to successfully undertake the project. the successful respondent will require a background relevant to the assignment and a demonstrated capacity to successfully undertake the project.
Failure to comply with the supplier code of conduct may result in the government electing not to work with the supplier. government may elect to not work with, or cease to work with, suppliers who do not comply with the code.
Developing acid- soil- tolerant faba bean varieties to expand faba bean adaption - Faba bean production in Australia is constrained by soil acidity, particularly in Western Australia, South Australia, southern New South Wales and parts of Victoria, where acidic soils reduce root growth, nodulation, nitrogen fixation, crop vigour and grain yield. Soil acidity also limits the expansion of faba bean into otherwise suitable production environments. While liming remains an important soil management practice, sub
Acid- soil tolerant faba bean varieties Development of acid soil tolerant faba bean varieties to expand faba bean adaptation in Australia.
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This investment aims to accelerate the development of faba bean varieties tolerant to acid soils in Australia. The project will identify novel sources of tolerance, develop molecular markers, and deliver breeder-ready germplasm. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the grains investment portal by 27 October 2026, 05:00 pm AEDT. Consortia responses are accepted. The contract term is anticipated to be 4 years.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners except where the tender is submitted by a consortium and the tender specifies that each member of the proposed consortium will be party to the contract.
The tenderer and any subcontractor must not be named on the consolidated list, being the list of persons and entities who are subject to targeted financial sanctions or travel bans under australian sanction laws.
Smartsheet Subcription - - As Western Australia& rsquo; s leading hazard management agency, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services ( DFES or the & ldquo; Contract Authority& rdquo;) performs a critical role in coordinating emergency services for a range of natural disasters and emergency incidents threatening life and property. To support this function, DFES relies on effective digital tools to coordinate, manage, and report on its activities. The use of Smartsheet within DFES has progressively expan
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The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) is seeking smartsheet subscriptions, including control centres, data shuttle, dynamic views, and work apps, to support its coordination of emergency services. Responses close on Wednesday, 23 September 2026, at 2:30 pm in Perth, Western Australia. Specification documents are available for download.
Register of Pre- qualified Suppliers of Supply of Ad Hoc Hardware, Consumables and Supplies - Mackay Regional Council ( Principal) invites tenders from a variety of suitably qualified and experienced Tenderers for appointment as a pre- qualified supplier for the provision of ad hoc supplies of minor hardware items, consumables and supplies. The Principal requires the Suppliers who form this panel shall be able to provide hardware goods on an ad hoc basis to operational staff within the Mackay Region.
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Mackay Regional Council invites tenders for a pre-qualified supplier register for ad hoc supplies of minor hardware items, consumables, and supplies. Items supplied to council staff are limited to a maximum value of **** inclusive of GST per delivery docket or transaction, excluding power tools, chemicals, and herbicides. Tenders must be submitted by 10:00 am on 16 September 2026. The appointment is anticipated to commence on 1 November 2026 and end on 31 October 2029.
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