ACRCP6- Integrated Rust Initiative: Program 3. Integrated Disease Management and Extension - ACRCP6- Integrated Rust Initiative: Program 3. Integrated Disease Management and Extension- Cereal rust diseases continue to pose a significant and evolving threat to Australian wheat, barley and oat production. Wheat rust alone costs the Australian grains industry $ 147 million pa when controlled with genetics and current management practices, but predicted losses are close to $ 1. 7 billion pa if no control occurs
Integrated disease management and extension component of the Australian Cereal Rust Control Program Phase 6 ( ACRCP6) Integrated disease management strategies, rust surveillance translation, crop resistance information, seasonal risk resources, fungicide stewardship advice, extension resources for growers and advisers
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GRDC seeks a provider for the Integrated Disease Management and Extension component of ACRCP6. The provider will identify priority rust management gaps, develop practical IDM strategies, and translate surveillance, resistance, seasonal risk and fungicide stewardship information into resources for growers and advisers. Contract duration 4. 2 years from March 2027 to May 2031. Estimated value AUD 3,800,000 to 4,150,000. Tender closes 18 November 2026 at 5:00 PM ACT local time. Contact ***@***. *. * or phone 61 2 **** ****.
The estimated value is from 3,800,**** to 4,150,**** AUD.
Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
Queensland emergency dispatchers trauma and wellbeing research project 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce, including mixed- methods research design, quantitative analysis of workforce datasets, qualitative data collection, comparative analysis, identification of risk factors, review of existing research, examination of organisational practices, analysis of transition factors, cross- agency comparative analysis, development of system improvement recommendations, translation of findings into actionable strategies
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland-based research providers to deliver a 12-month research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing among emergency dispatchers. Mandatory requirements: no outstanding liabilities with Queensland government, not bankrupt, not a government agency or sole trader, registered ABN and GST, no funding from tobacco/alcohol companies. Research includes mixed-methods design, quantitative and qualitative components. Tender closes 14 October 2026. Estimated value $100,****,000. Supplier query cutoff 28 September 2026.
Eligible suppliers must have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the Queensland government and not be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings.
Suppliers must not accept any form of funding from tobacco and/or alcohol companies and not be a state or commonwealth government agency statutory entity, an unincorporated association, a sole trader, or an individual.
Queensland Emergency Dispatchers - Trauma and Wellbeing Research Project - The Customer invites Queensland- based research providers, including both university and non- university organisations, to deliver a 12- month research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce including Emergency Medical Dispatchers ( Queensland Ambulance Service), Police Communications Operators ( Queensland Police Service) and Fire Communications Officers ( Q
Research project examining trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing within the Queensland emergency dispatcher workforce Mixed- methods research design, quantitative analysis of workforce and administrative datasets, qualitative data collection including interviews and focus groups, comparative analysis with national and international literature, identification of risk and protective factors, review of existing agency research, analysis of organisational practices and interventions, examination of transition factors, comparative analysis across agencies, consideration of organisational and economic benefits, development of evidence- informed recommendations, translation of findings into actionable strategies
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland-based research providers to deliver a 12-month research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers. Mandatory eligibility: no outstanding liability with Queensland government, not bankrupt, not a government agency or sole trader, registered ABN and GST, no funding from tobacco/alcohol companies. Research includes mixed methods, quantitative and qualitative analysis. Estimated value 100,000 to 150,000. Opens 14 September 2026, closes 14 October 2026. Supplier query cutoff 28 September 2026.
It is mandatory that eligible suppliers: have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the queensland government, not be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings, have a registered australian business number, and be registered for gst purposes where relevant.
Suppliers may be disqualified if they have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the queensland government, be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings, be a state or commonwealth government agency/statutory entity, an unincorporated association, a sole trader, or an individual, or accept any form of funding from tobacco and/or alcohol companies.
Interpreting and Translation Services - For the provision of Interpreting and Translation Services. - In summary, the Agency is seeking the provision of Interpreting and Translation services for the Agencys Customers across Australia. The successful Tenderer( s) must be capable of providing interpreting and translation services in Indigenous and/or International and/or Auslan and sign languages to assist customers who have limited English proficiency or who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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The agency seeks interpreting and translation services across Australia for customers with limited English proficiency or who are deaf or hard of hearing. Tenders must be lodged electronically via Austender by 2:00 pm local time in Canberra, ACT, on October 19, 2026. The term of the deed is three years plus two options of one year each. The agency intends to appoint preferred tenderers onto a panel for as-required service provision. Tenders must comply with minimum content and format requirements, including a modern slavery questionnaire and valid tax records.
The closing time for this rft is: 2. 00 pm on 19 october 2026 local time in canberra, act.
The commonwealth is committed to making payment within: 5 calendar days for einvoicing, where the agency and the preferred tenderer both have the capability to deliver and receive einvoices through the peppol framework and have agreed to use this method of invoicing or 20 calendar days for all other invoices, unless shorter maximum payment terms are agreed between the agency and a supplier.
The agency will evaluate tenders on the basis of overall best value for money consistent with the cprs and other commonwealth purchasing policies using the evaluation criteria set out in schedule 2 evaluation process, evaluation criteria and tenderer responses.
Tenderers must satisfy the conditions for participation, which include holding valid statements of tax record and having premises located within Australia and an Australian business number abn.
The agency may, at its sole discretion, require the tenderer to give a presentation regarding its tender, attend an interview and/or host a site visit to the tenderers premises or other premises where the requirement will be provided.
Tenders will be excluded if the minimum content and format requirements have not been met and/or the conditions for participation have not been met.
Interpreter and Translation Services - Onsite and offsite interpreter and translation services- The Federal Court of Australia ( FCA Entity) is establishing a panel of service providers to provide interpretation services and translation services. Please refer to tender documentation for further details.
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The Federal Court of Australia is establishing a standing offer arrangement for interpreter and translation services. The initial period is proposed from 1 May 2027 to 30 April 2029, with two possible one-year extensions. Responses must be limited to 15 pages (excluding pricing/plans). Suppliers must provide a valid tax record statement and a completed Annex B deed of confidentiality. Evaluation criteria include methodology/compliance (46%), capability/resourcing (18%), past performance (18%), and communication (18%).
Responses will be evaluated against criteria weighting: methodology and compliance to the specifications (46%), capability and resourcing (18%), contractors past performance and current work (18%), communication and stakeholder engagement (18%).
Suppliers must provide a valid and satisfactory statement of tax record and a completed annex b deed of confidentiality.
Questions will be permitted up until 5:00 pm act local time, 14 september 2026.
The customer will exclude a response if the potential supplier does not provide a completed annex b deed of confidentiality.
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