Policy Development/ Data Analysis/ Market Analysis/ Policy Consulting
Statewide Waste and Recycling Infrastructure Roadmap - The Queensland government Less Landfill, More Recycling 2035: Queensland Waste Strategy identifies investing in modern infrastructure as a priority. The new Waste Strategy is backed by investment of $ 487 million over five years through the Waste Reduction and Recycling Activation Fund. However, investment in infrastructure requires not just State government investment, but local, federal and private sector investment as well. A key action of the Waste
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Consultant services to develop Queensland's statewide waste and recycling infrastructure roadmap and investment prospectus. Deadline 14 Oct 2026 2pm AEST. Evaluation focuses on knowledge transfer, experience, methodology, stakeholder engagement, project management, and alignment with priorities. Submit via qtenders. Contact Bec Munro, Dept of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation.
Deadline is 2pm AEST on 14 Oct 2026. "offers must be lodged by 2pm Australian Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. "
Warranty to deliver knowledge transfer. "warranty to deliver knowledge transfer requirements, as specified in schedule 1 requirements. "
Award based on knowledge transfer, experience, methodology, stakeholder engagement, project management, alignment with priorities. "warranty to deliver knowledge transfer requirements, as specified in schedule 1 requirements. "
Must meet supplier code of conduct, insurance, warranty to deliver knowledge transfer. "warranty to deliver knowledge transfer requirements, as specified in schedule 1 requirements. "
Mandatory access and inspection on reasonable prior written notice. "supplier must, on reasonable prior written notice from the customer, give the customer reasonable access to the suppliers premises and to supplier documentation, records and personnel. "
Questions must be submitted by 7 Oct 2026. "closing date for questions 7 October 2026. "
Optimising agronomy of irrigated crops to enhance profit per megalitre of water - GRDC is seeking a suitably qualified provider to deliver a national investment analysis to inform future RD& E investment decisions in irrigated crop agronomy and irrigation decision support. The work will synthesise evidence from previous GRDC irrigated agriculture investments and assess priority opportunities to improve profitability from irrigated cropping systems, with a focus on maximising profit per megalitre of irrigati
investment analysis consultancy service for investment analysis report on irrigated crop agronomy and irrigation decision support
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GRDC seeks a consultant to deliver a national investment analysis report on irrigated crop agronomy and irrigation decision support, focusing on profit per megalitre of water. Deadline 3 Nov 2026. Budget up to $100k. Must be a single entity, no consortia. Provide methodology, stakeholder engagement, and economic analysis. Contract term 5 months.
closing time: tuesday 03 november 2026, at 05: 00 pm australian eastern daylight time
the tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners
enquiry deadline: tuesday 27 october 2026, at 05: 00 pm australian eastern daylight time
the budget for this investment is up to 100, **** ex gst
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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 on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of Queensland emergency dispatchers mixed methods research design, quantitative analysis of workforce and administrative datasets, qualitative interviews and focus groups, comparative analysis with national and international literature, identification of risk and protective factors, synthesis of existing agency research, analysis of organisational practices and interventions, examination of transition factors, development of evidence? based recommendations
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland?based research providers to deliver a 12?month mixed?methods research project on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers across ambulance, police, and fire services. The project will quantify workforce indicators, identify risk and protective factors, compare agencies, and produce evidence?based recommendations. Submission deadline 14 Oct 2026; decision 11 Nov 2026. Value **** AUD. Must be Queensland?based and meet eligibility criteria.
The submission deadline is 14 Oct 2026 12:00 am E. South America Standard Time. closes wednesday 14 october 2026 12: 00 am e. south america standard time
Suppliers must have no outstanding liability, not be bankrupt, not be a government entity, have a registered ABN, be GST registered, and not accept tobacco/alcohol funding. eligible suppliers: ohave no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously andor currently provided by the queensland governmentonot be bankrupt or subject to insolvency proceedings onot be a state or commonwealth government agencystatutory entity, an unincorporated association, a sole trader, or an individualohave a registered australian business number, and be registered for gst purposes where relevant onot accept any form of funding from tobacco andor alcohol companie
Supplier queries must be submitted by 28 Sep 2026 12:00 am E. South America Standard Time. supplier query cutoff monday 28 september 2026 12: 00 am e. south america standard time
Estimated value ranges from 100,000 to 150,000 AUD. estimated value 100, 000 to 150, 000
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
trauma and wellbeing research project for emergency dispatchers research design, quantitative analysis, qualitative data collection, comparative analysis, risk factor identification, system improvement recommendations
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Queensland Mental Health Commission invites Queensland?based research providers to deliver a 12?month mixed?methods study on trauma exposure and psychological wellbeing of emergency dispatchers across ambulance, police and fire services. The project requires a robust research design, quantitative and qualitative analysis, comparative work across agencies, and system improvement recommendations. Suppliers must be Queensland?based, have no outstanding liability, not be bankrupt, and hold an Australian Business Number and GST registration. Deadline to submit proposals is ****; decision will be announced ****.
Eligible suppliers must have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously and/or currently provided by the Queensland government. eligible suppliers: have no outstanding liability, service delivery or performance issues for funding previously andor currently provided by the queensland government
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Bushfire Resilience Specialists - Bushfire Resilient Communities ( BRC) unit within the Bushfire Resilience and Operational Support ( BROS) branch is responsible for carriage of several Queensland Fire Department ( QFD) functions. BRC is seeking to establish a SOA with a panel of specialist consultants with the objective of delivering critical projects including VHC as part of ongoing RFSQ bushfire hazard mapping program. These include the mitigation of bushfire risks to communities through hazard map devel
Establishment of a standing offer arrangement ( SOA) with a panel of specialist consultants for bushfire resilience services, including vegetation hazard mapping, bushfire ecological services, and bushfire risk planning and policy. Vegetation hazard spatial and modelling services; bushfire ecological services; bushfire risk, planning and policy services; VHC mapping for Far North Queensland and Cape York planning regions; land use planning studies for Western Downs bushfire risk and resilience strategy; VHC, VSS and VSA field surveys; development of long- term spatial methodology to identify bushfire risk; development of long- term bushfire management strategy for Western Downs Regional Council.
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Queensland Fire Department seeks to establish a standing offer arrangement (SOA) with a panel of specialist consultants for bushfire resilience services. Services include vegetation hazard spatial modelling, bushfire ecological assessments, and bushfire risk planning and policy. Key projects include VHC mapping for Far North Queensland and Cape York, land use planning studies for Western Downs, field surveys, and development of a long-term bushfire risk model and management strategy. Tender closes 19 October 2026. Supplier queries due by 11 October 2026. Expected decision 2 November 2026.
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