Suppliers are invited to submit offers for crocodile monitoring and capture services in the Cairns Active Removal Zone (Trinity Inlet to Ellis Beach) under the Queensland Crocodile Management Plan 2025. Services include vessel-based spotlight surveys, land-based inspections, response to sighting reports, and capture/removal of target crocodiles. Offers must be lodged electronically via VendorPanel by 5pm AEST on 2 October 2026. Evaluation considers mandatory criteria (supplier code of conduct, insurances) and desirable criteria (technical experience, service delivery, safety, pricing). Offers must remain valid for 45 days. Contact: procurement@detsi. qld. gov. au.
Offers must be lodged by 5pm Australian Eastern Standard Time on Friday 2 October 2026. offers must be lodged by 5pm australian eastern standard time on friday 2 october 2026
The supplier warrants that all information provided is complete, accurate, up-to-date and not misleading. the supplier warrants that all representations, declarations, statements, information and documents made or provided by the supplier. . . are complete, accurate, uptodate and not misleading
Evaluation is not on price alone; criteria include mandatory and desirable criteria such as technical experience, service delivery, safety, and pricing. the customer is not evaluating offers on the sole criterion of price
Mandatory criteria include adherence to the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and insurances: public liability minimum $20,000,000, professional indemnity $10,000,000, and workers compensation. public liability insurance minimum value 20 000 000. . . professional indemnity insurance for a minimum of 10 000 000
Complaints may be made through the customer's complaint management process. the supplier may request for the issue to be dealt with in accordance with the customers complaint management process
The customer may disqualify a supplier for breach of warranty, including anticompetitive conduct or conflict of interest. the customer may. . . immediately disqualify a supplier from the invitation process. . . where it believes the supplier has breached any warranty