Mid- Coast Council Scrap Metal Tender Waste Services - MidCoast Council is seeking an experienced scrap metal recycling contractor for a five- year contract to purchase, collect, transport, sort, process and lawfully recycle or sell ferrous and non- ferrous scrap metal and used lead- acid batteries. The services also include compliant on- site refrigerant recovery and degassing of refrigerators, freezers and air- conditioning equipment before collection as scrap. Collections will be undertaken from Council'
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MidCoast Council seeks a contractor for a five-year contract to purchase, collect, transport, sort, process and recycle ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal and used lead-acid batteries from six waste management facilities. Services include refrigerant recovery and degassing. Tenders must be lodged via VendorPanel by 30 September 2026. Mandatory requirements include NSW scrap metal business registration and appropriate licences. Evaluation based on weighted criteria including commercial return, service delivery, capacity, WHS, and environmental compliance. Non-mandatory site briefing on 7 September 2026.
Standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while urgent requests must commence within one week. standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while a limited number of urgent requests must commence within one week.
The contractor will pay council an agreed fixed percentage of the applicable published market benchmark for each material category. the contractor will pay council an agreed fixed percentage of the applicable published market benchmark for each material category.
Council will assess whole-of-contract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability. council will assess wholeofcontract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability.
Tenderers must hold a current NSW scrap metal business registration and comply with the Scrap Metal Industry Act 2016. hold a current nsw scrap metal business registration and comply with the scrap metal industry act 2016
A non-mandatory briefing and representative site inspection is proposed. council proposes a nonmandatory briefing and representative site inspection.
Council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence. council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence.
VEMTC Water Management System ( WMS) - This Expression of Interest relates to Water Management Systems ( WMS) which operate at each VEMTC managed by CFA. The purpose of the WMS is to capture and treat used training water to the specified Safe Water for Training Guidelines. This water is then reused in training. The WMS are integral in managing contamination and ensuring the safest water is available for volunteers undertaking training and also assist CFA in minimising consumption of a vital resource
Water management system ( WMS) operation and maintenance for Victorian Emergency Management Training Centres ( VEMTC) Operation and maintenance of water management systems, monthly sampling of alternative potable water supply, chlorination of alternative potable water source, sampling of used training water, trade waste sampling, water quality reporting, rectification of water quality issues
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EOI for water management systems at 8 VEMTC sites in Victoria. Scope includes operation, maintenance, water quality monitoring, sampling, and chlorination. Closing 13 Nov 2026 2pm Melbourne time. Must register on tenders. vic. gov. au. Fair Jobs Code preassessment certificate required. Site visits required during RFT stage for shortlisted invitees. Evaluation criteria: compliance with specification 30%, experience 25%, capability 30%, methodology 15%.
Invitees must hold a valid Fair Jobs Code preassessment certificate. The document states: all invitees submitting bids for threshold procurement contracts must hold a valid preassessment certificate issued by the fjc unit.
Site visits will be required during the RFT stage. The document states: site visits will be required during the rft stage for shortlisted invitees.
Complaints must be submitted immediately upon the cause arising. The document states: any complaint about this invitation or the invitation process must be submitted in writing via email ***@***. *. * to the project manager.
Late submissions will be disqualified. The document states: if an invitees response is lodged after the eoi closing time, it will be disqualified from the eoi process.
Supply and Delivery of Particle Boards for Fire Fighter Training - - The Department of Fire and Emergency Services ( DFES) is Western Australia& rsquo; s leading hazard management agency and performs a critical role coordinating emergency services for a range of natural disasters and emergency incidents threatening life and property. DFES requires the supply and delivery of particle boards to support firefighter training programs across Western Australia. The particle boards will be used in controlled live
Supply and delivery of particle boards for fire fighter training Particle boards for controlled live fire training scenarios
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DFES requires supply and delivery of particle boards for firefighter training across Western Australia. Boards must be reliable, consistent, and suitable for controlled live fire training to generate smoke and simulate fire conditions. Responses close 29 Oct 2026 at 2:30 PM Perth time. Electronic submission required via login. Contact Tiana Yao, phone 08 ****, email tiana. yao@dohw. wa. gov. au.
Responses close on thu, 29 oct 2026 at 2:30pm perth, western australia.
Request for information: Modernisation of the House monitoring service ( HMS) headend environment - DPS invites Responses to this Request for Information ( RFI) to inform the planning for potential modernisation of the Ho- DPS is seeking industry insight to assist in refining future planning activities and understanding contemporary approaches used within the broadcast, media and critical infrastructure sectors. The context and details of the information sought from this RFI are set out in the RFI and RF
Request for Information for the modernisation of the House Monitoring Service ( HMS) headend environment Broadcast headend platforms, hybrid broadcast environments, RF, SDI and IP technologies, signal acquisition and processing, distribution and integration, monitoring and operational visibility, resilience and service continuity, cyber security, support and lifecycle management, transition and migration approaches
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) to inform planning for the potential modernisation of the House Monitoring Service (HMS) headend environment. Responses are voluntary and not part of a procurement process. Responses must be lodged electronically via AusTender before 2:00 PM ACT local time on 23 October 2026. The RFI seeks industry insight on contemporary broadcast headend technologies, hybrid environments, and transition strategies. No competitive evaluation will occur.
Responses must be lodged before the RFI closing time. The closing time is 2pm ACT, Canberra local time, 23 October 2026. responses must be lodged before the rfi closing time.
Responses not properly submitted before the closing time will not be accepted. Responses which are not properly submitted before the closing time will not be accepted unless the response lodgement is late as a consequence of mishandling by the commonwealth or technology failure.
Mid- Coast Council Scrap Metal Tender Waste Services - MidCoast Council is seeking an experienced scrap metal recycling contractor for a five- year contract to purchase, collect, transport, sort, process and lawfully recycle or sell ferrous and non- ferrous scrap metal and used lead- acid batteries. The services also include compliant on- site refrigerant recovery and degassing of refrigerators, freezers and air- conditioning equipment before collection as scrap. Collections will be undertaken from Council'
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MidCoast Council seeks a single contractor for a five-year contract to purchase, collect, transport, sort, process and recycle ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal and used lead-acid batteries from six waste management facilities. Services include refrigerant recovery and degassing. Standard collections within three weeks, urgent within one week. Pricing based on fixed revenue share percentages of market benchmarks. Mandatory requirements include NSW scrap metal business registration and appropriate licences. Non-mandatory site briefing on 7 September 2026. Tenders close 7 October 2026 via VendorPanel portal.
Standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while urgent requests must commence within one week. standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while a limited number of urgent requests must commence within one week.
Council will assess whole-of-contract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability. council will assess wholeofcontract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability.
Tenderers must hold a current NSW scrap metal business registration and comply with the Scrap Metal Industry Act 2016. hold a current nsw scrap metal business registration and comply with the scrap metal industry act 2016
A non-mandatory briefing and representative site inspection is proposed. council proposes a nonmandatory briefing and representative site inspection.
Council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence. council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence.
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