Resource Recovery Tenders

Suppliers must provide ISO **** and ISO **** accreditation certificates with their quotation. As stated: suppliers must provide with their quotation an accreditation certificate or evidence satisfactory to the client that the supplier complies with and meets the requirements of iso ****.

All works must be completed by 30 November 2026. The contract period is 16/10/2026 to 30/11/2026. achieve completion of all works by 30 november 2026

Mandatory compliance with insurance requirements, conditions of contract, and Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct. mandatory compliance with the insurance requirements, or willingness to obtain the required insurances

Offers must be lodged by 2pm Australian Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. offers must be lodged by 2pm australian eastern standard time on wednesday, 14 october 2026

The supplier warrants compliance with the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and must provide warranties on anti-competitive conduct, conflicts of interest, and accuracy of information. the supplier warrants that all representations, declarations, statements, information and documents made or provided by the supplier. . . are complete, accurate, uptodate and not misleading

Evaluation is not based solely on price; criteria include experience, methodology, stakeholder engagement, project management, and value for money. the customer is not evaluating offers on the sole criterion of price

Mandatory criteria include adherence to the Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct, compliance with insurance requirements, and warranty to deliver knowledge transfer. warrant suppliers adhere to the queensland government supplier code of conduct

Complaints may be lodged through the principal's complaint management process. the supplier may request for the issue to be dealt with in accordance with the principals complaint management process

The customer may disqualify a supplier for breach of warranty, including collusive conduct or conflict of interest. the customer may. . . immediately disqualify a supplier from the invitation process. . . where it believes the supplier has breached any warranty

Standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while urgent requests must commence within one week. standard collection requests must commence within three weeks, while a limited number of urgent requests must commence within one week.

The contractor will pay council an agreed fixed percentage of the applicable published market benchmark for each material category. the contractor will pay council an agreed fixed percentage of the applicable published market benchmark for each material category.

Council will assess whole-of-contract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability. council will assess wholeofcontract value, risk, reliability, safety, environmental performance and deliverability.

Tenderers must hold a current NSW scrap metal business registration and comply with the Scrap Metal Industry Act 2016. hold a current nsw scrap metal business registration and comply with the scrap metal industry act 2016

A non-mandatory briefing and representative site inspection is proposed. council proposes a nonmandatory briefing and representative site inspection.

Council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence. council may exclude a tender that does not satisfy a mandatory requirement or does not provide sufficient evidence.

Services must be performed in accordance with the services schedule, with a delivery schedule provided at least five business days prior to the commencement of each calendar month. the supplier must provide the principal with a services schedule delivery for at a minimum the next eight-week period

Payment is based on service rates specified in Schedule 3, with rates adjusted annually. the rates specified in schedule 3 service rates and those rates as adjusted in accordance the approved mechanism defined in schedule 3 commercial price review mechanism

The supplier must maintain an **** quality management system and be third party accredited to AS/NZS ISO 9000. the supplier will maintain for the term an **** quality management system

Failure to meet KPIs for three consecutive reporting periods is considered a substantial breach. if the supplier fails to meet a single or any combination of multiple targets for three consecutive reporting periods, it will be considered a substantial breach of the contract

Services may be suspended for WHS noncompliance. if supplier personnel is observed to be in breach of any health, safety or environmental requirements, all services with regards to that activity may be suspended immediately by the principal