Conduit System Tenders

Completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 December 2027. Respondents must provide a schedule of works with their submission indicating estimated delivery timeframes.

Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site, including associated labour, plant, and installation, or for materials procured and delivered to site ready for use. Claims must be submitted to council's representative for review and approval prior to invoice submission.

The contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection. The contractor must respond to requests for any failure in workmanship within 3 business days, at no further cost to council.

The works shall be undertaken by a suitably qualified, experienced and appropriately licensed electrical contractor with the skills and resources necessary to complete the works safely and in accordance with the contract documents and applicable standards.

Failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule, where the delay has not been approved by the principal and is not otherwise permitted under the contract, may constitute a breach of the contract and may result in the application of liquidated damages or other applicable contractual remedies.

There is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome. Requests for a site visit are to be submitted via the vendor panel question portal.

Any form of canvassing or direct contact with council employees, councillors, or consultants, is strictly prohibited during the tender process. Any breach of this protocol, including direct contact outside the approved channel, will result in automatic disqualification from the contracting process.

Completion of all works including commissioning is required by 17 December 2027. The document states: completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 december 2027.

Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site or materials delivered to site. The document states: progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site, including any associated labour, plant, and installation.

The contractor provides 12 months warranty on all workmanship from practical completion. The document states: the contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection.

Submissions assessed on tendered prices, past performance, methodology, WHS systems, availability, and local content. The document states: tendered prices, past performance experience of contractor and project team, suitability of methodology in the delivery of the works.

Contractor must be suitably qualified, experienced, and appropriately licensed. The document states: the works shall be undertaken by a suitably qualified, experienced and appropriately licensed electrical contractor.

Liquidated damages may apply for failure to maintain progress. The document states: failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule. . . may result in the application of liquidated damages.

No mandatory site visit, but requests are welcome during the tender period. The document states: there is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome.

Direct contact with council employees or councillors outside Vendor Panel results in automatic disqualification. The document states: any breach of this protocol, including direct contact outside the approved channel, will result in automatic disqualification.

Completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 December 2027. completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 december 2027

Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site, or for materials delivered to site. progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site, including any associated labour, plant, and installation, or for materials procured and delivered to site ready for use

The contractor provides 12 months warranty on all workmanship from practical completion. the contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection

Contractors must have necessary skills and expertise, and complete the WHS questionnaire. the contractor warrants that it has the necessary skills and expertise to be able to competently supply the scope of works

Failure to maintain progress may result in liquidated damages. failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule. . . may constitute a breach of the contract and may result in the application of liquidated damages

No mandatory site visit, but requests are welcome via Vendor Panel. there is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome

Direct contact with council employees or councillors outside Vendor Panel results in automatic disqualification. any form of canvassing or direct contact with council employees, councillors, or consultants, is strictly prohibited. . . will result in automatic disqualification

Completion of all works, including commissioning, is required by 17 December 2027. Respondents must provide a schedule of works with their submission indicating estimated delivery timeframes. Completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 december 2027.

Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site or materials delivered to site. A portion of each progress payment, equivalent to 10% of the value of work completed exclusive of GST, shall be retained as retention money. a portion of each progress payment, equivalent to 10 of the value of work completed exclusive of gst, shall be retained by council as retention money.

The contractor must provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of practical completion inspection. the contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection.

Submissions will be assessed on tendered prices, past performance, suitability of methodology, contractor WHS systems, availability, and local contractor content. submissions will be assessed on the following criteria: tendered prices, past performance experience of contractor and project team, suitability of methodology in the delivery of the works, contractor whs systems, availability, and local contractor local content

Contractors must have necessary skills and expertise, complete the WHS questionnaire, and provide details of relevant insurances including public liability of at least $10 million. the contractor warrants that it has the necessary skills and expertise to be able to competently supply the scope of works.

Failure to maintain progress may constitute a breach and may result in application of liquidated damages. failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule. . . may constitute a breach of the contract and may result in the application of liquidated damages or other applicable contractual remedies.

There is no mandatory site visit, but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome. there is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome.

Any form of canvassing or direct contact with council employees, councillors, or consultants is strictly prohibited and will result in automatic disqualification. any breach of this protocol, including direct contact outside the approved channel, will result in automatic disqualification from the contracting process.

Completion of all works, including commissioning, is required by 17 December 2027. completion of all components of the works, including commissioning, is required by 17 december 2027.

Progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site or materials delivered to site. progress claims may be submitted for works fully executed on site, including any associated labour, plant, and installation, or for materials procured and delivered to site ready for use.

The contractor provides a 12-month warranty on all workmanship from practical completion. the contractor is responsible to provide 12 months warranty on all workmanship from the date of the practical completion inspection.

Contractors must have necessary skills and expertise, and complete a WHS questionnaire. the contractor warrants that it has the necessary skills and expertise to be able to competently supply the scope of works.

Failure to maintain progress may result in liquidated damages. failure to maintain progress in accordance with the approved project schedule. . . may constitute a breach of the contract and may result in the application of liquidated damages.

No mandatory site visit, but requests are welcome. there is no mandatory site visit for these works but requests for a site visit during the tender period are welcome.

Direct contact with council employees or councillors will result in automatic disqualification. any form of canvassing or direct contact with council employees, councillors, or consultants, is strictly prohibited. . . will result in automatic disqualification.