Byron Shire Council seeks a consultant to independently review procurement governance, processes, and capability to identify improvements and develop a roadmap. The expected timeframe is September to December 2026. Quotes must be submitted electronically via VendorPanel by 5pm AEST on August 31, 2026. Evaluation considers price and non-price criteria, including understanding of the engagement and proposed methodology. The successful respondent must hold specific insurances.
The expected project timeframe is September to December 26. The expected project timeframe is september to december 26.
Quotes will be evaluated by a combination of price and nonprice criteria. quotes will be evaluated by a combination of price and nonprice criteria.
The proposed project team should include personnel with demonstrated expertise in procurement governance, risk, public sector procurement and organisational capability reviews. The quotation should identify key personnel, their roles and relevant experience.
The delivery approach, including any travel requirements, is to be proposed by the respondent. The delivery approach, including any travel requirements, is to be proposed by the respondent.
Council will not contract with any organisation or business that participates in any conduct constituting a modern slavery offence. council will not contract with any organisation or business that participates in any conduct constituting a modern slavery offence, defined in the modern slavery act 2018 nsw as any conduct involving the use of any form of slavery, servitude or forced labour to exploit children or other persons taking place in the supply chains of organisations.
The estimated value is between 10,**** and 25,****. estimated value 10, 000 to 25, 000