Queensland Parliamentary Service (QPS) is seeking submissions from licensed security contractors to supply and install electronic security and access control systems for a statewide upgrade to 66 electorate offices across 8 regions. Works include replacement of existing systems, installation of EACS, integration of new NVRS with legacy cameras, and central hosting. Works are to be completed by 28 November 2026. Offers must be lodged electronically by 28 August 2026. Evaluation criteria include value for money, capability, capacity, Indigenous enterprise status, and local benefits. A site meeting is recommended for clarification.
Works are to be completed by 28 November 2026.
Payments made under a contract awarded from this tender will be monthly in arrears. The contractor shall submit a register of completed works as part of the monthly progress claim.
The contractor warrants that it complies with, and will continue to comply with, the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct for the term of the proposed contract.
The evaluation criteria will be value for money, methodology and capability, evidence of capacity and timeline for project undertaking, whether the company is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enterprise or provides opportunities to First Nations peoples, and local benefits including the use of local workforces and suppliers.
Contractors must be qualified security contractors experienced and licensed to install Inner Range products. Evidence of relevant licenses and insurances (public liability, professional indemnity, workers compensation) is required.
A site meeting with tenderers will be available so that the full scope of works may be assessed and any queries may be clarified. It is recommended that tenderers attend this site meeting.
If at any time during the invitation process, a contractor considers they have been unreasonably or unfairly treated and the issue has not been able to be resolved with the customer contact person, the contractor may request the issue to be dealt with in accordance with the customers complaint management process.
Offers not received by the closing date and time, not in the specified format, or not responding to all sections of the document in full may not be considered conforming.
