The National Capital Authority (NCA) seeks a qualified consultant for Independent Technical Advisor (ITA) services at Scrivener Dam from 2026 to 2029. Services include annual validation audits of the Dam Safety Management Plan (DSMP) and provision of independent technical advice. The contract term is until September 30, 2029, with extension options. Suppliers must be Australian businesses and comply with the Commonwealth Code of Conduct. The closing date for the ATM is October 1, 2026.
The annual validation audit of the DSMP is due by 31 August each year. annual validation audit of the dsmp by 31 august each year
The customer must pay the amount of a correctly rendered invoice to the supplier within twenty calendar days after receiving it. The customer must pay the amount of a correctly rendered invoice to the supplier within twenty 20 calendar days after receiving it
The evaluation is based on weighted criteria: ability to meet requirements (30%), demonstrated capability and capacity (40%), and previous performance (30%). stage 2: weighted evaluation 2 ability to meet the requirements 30 3 demonstrated capability and capacity 40 4 previous performance 30 total 100
The successful supplier must be suitably qualified and have sound knowledge of relevant ANCOLD and ICOLD guidelines and Australian standards. the successful supplier will be suitably qualified and have sound knowledge of relevant ancold and icold guidelines, and australian standards as appropriate
There are no site inspections for this ATM. site inspection unless otherwise notified by an addendum, there are no site inspections for this atm.
Questions will be permitted up until 5:00 pm Thursday, 24 September 2026, ACT local time. question closing date and time questions will be permitted up until 5: 00 pm thursday, 24 september 2026, act local time.
A response may be excluded at any stage of the evaluation process if NCA identifies that it does not meet a condition for participation, minimum content and format requirement or other mandatory requirement. A response may be excluded at any stage of the evaluation process if nca identifies that it does not meet a condition for participation, minimum content and format requirement or other mandatory requirement.