Gunbower Island Fish Condition Monitoring 2027 - North Central Catchment Management Authority ( NCCMA) is seeking proposals from suitably qualified agencies, organisations or individuals to undertake the Gunbower Island Fish Condition Monitoring in Autumn 2027. The objective of this project is to monitor the fish community across Gunbower Island to identify how native and exotic fish have responded to conditions provided in the 2026- 27 watering year. The question period relevant to this brief will commence
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North Central Catchment Management Authority invites proposals for fish condition monitoring on Gunbower Island for autumn 2027. Objective: monitor fish community to assess native and exotic fish response to **** watering year. Open tender, deadline **** based on value for money, experience, competence, resources, social and environmental considerations. Contact Jarrod Chapman. Submission via www. ***. *. *
closing time ****
overall value for money proposition presented in the offer.
invitees must meet the mandatory compliance criteria
invitees may be invited to give a presentation
end of period for questions or requests for information ****
Bushfire Hazard Tree Removal - Mount Alexander Shire Council ( MASC) incurred significant damage to trees during the January 2026 Harcourt and District bushfires with a high number of hazard trees assessed and removed within the initial MASC Disaster Response. A secondary assessment of roadside hazard trees undertaken by MASC in August 2026 identified many of the retained trees impacted by the fire event are dead/unviable/hazardous with appropriate works programmed. Online Tenderer Information Session ( N
Bushfire hazard tree removal Removal of 280 fire affected hazard trees, deadwood removal and stem removal/reduction for 40 trees, logwood cutting and carting to nominated sites, stump cutting to ground level, ringbarking of retained habitat stags
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Tender for removal of bushfire hazard trees in Mount Alexander Shire. Works include removal of 280 trees and works on 40 trees, logwood cartage to Castlemaine Transfer Station. Contract from 12 October to 13 November 2026. Schedule of rates pricing. Tenders via VendorPanel by 2pm 24 September 2026. Non-mandatory online information session 16 September 2026. Evaluation based on qualitative criteria and price. Public liability insurance of $20M required.
All works must be complete by Friday 13 November 2026. The contract states: all works must commence on monday 12 october 2026 and be complete by friday 13th november 2026.
Payment is due 21 business days after invoice approval. The annexure states: period for payment clause 20. 3: 21 business days after invoice has been approved by the authorised representative of the principal.
Tenders evaluated on weighted qualitative score and price. The document states: vfm tendered price ? stage one score. to be the successful tenderer, the aim is to have a lower price and a higher stage one score, meaning the lowest result is the best value for money.
Tenderers must provide details of experience and qualifications. The document states: previous experience delivering similar projects of this size and scope relevant previous experience and qualifications of key personnel.
Tenders must be submitted via VendorPanel by the closing time. The document states: late, faxed or email tenders will not be considered. tenders must be submitted via vendorpanel.
Bushfire Hazard Tree Removal - Mount Alexander Shire Council ( MASC) incurred significant damage to trees during the January 2026 Harcourt and District bushfires with a high number of hazard trees assessed and removed within the initial MASC Disaster Response. A secondary assessment of roadside hazard trees undertaken by MASC in August 2026 identified many of the retained trees impacted by the fire event are dead/unviable/hazardous with appropriate works programmed. Online Tenderer Information Session ( N
Bushfire hazard tree removal emergency works Removal of 280 fire affected hazard trees, works on 40 trees including deadwood removal and stem removal/reduction, logwood cutting and carting to nominated sites, ringbarking of retained habitat stags, electronic works reporting via Forestree
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Tender for bushfire hazard tree removal in Mount Alexander Shire. 320 trees identified: 280 for removal, 40 for deadwood/stem works. Works must commence 12 October 2026 and complete by 13 November 2026. Schedule of rates pricing. Tenders via VendorPanel by 2pm 24 September 2026. Non-mandatory online information session 16 September 2026. Maddocks Minor Works Contract applies. Public liability insurance $20M required. Weekly invoicing with detailed photos. Logwood carted to Castlemaine Transfer Station. External traffic control provided by council for complex sites.
All works must be complete by 13 November 2026. The tender states: all works must commence on monday 12 october 2026 and be complete by friday 13th november 2026.
Payment within 21 business days after invoice approval. The contract states: period for payment clause 20. 3: 21 business days after invoice has been approved by the authorised representative of the principal.
Best value for money based on weighted score. The tender states: vfm tendered price ? stage one score. to be the successful tenderer, the aim is to have a lower price and a higher stage one score, meaning the lowest result is the best value for money.
Arborists must have minimum AQF Level 5 or Level 3 qualifications. The schedule of rates lists arborist min aqf level 5 in arboriculture and arborist min aqf level 3 in arboriculture labour only.
Late, faxed or emailed tenders will not be considered. The tender states: late, faxed or email tenders will not be considered. tenders must be submitted via vendorpanel.
Ecological Thinning Trial: Habitat Parameters and Stem Density Monitoring 2026- 2027 - This project involves a monitoring program to measure habitat parameters, including hollow- bearing trees, large trees and stem density, across all 22 ecological thinning trial sites within Murray Vall
Habitat parameters and stem density monitoring Monitoring habitat parameters, including hollow- bearing trees, large trees, and stem density across 22 ecological thinning trial sites within Murray Valley National Park.
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Suppliers are invited to monitor habitat parameters and stem densities at 22 ecological thinning trial sites in Murray Valley National Park. Deliverables include submitting project data, including spatial data as an ESRI shapefile, to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The contract term is six months, with fieldwork scheduled between December 2026 and April 2027. All survey data must be submitted by May 31, 2027. Responses must be submitted by September 21, 2026.
All survey data and associated deliverables must be submitted to npws by 31 may 2027.
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