Provision of Digital Document Delivery - This Request for Information ( RFI) is for vendors with the capability to provide a secure, scalable digital document delivery platform that eliminates the need for physical mailing and manual handling. The solution will support large file transfers with automated compression, role- based access controls, and end- to- end encryption to ensure data security and compliance. RFI submissions will be reviewed and analysed to inform the development of an investment proposa
Provision of an EducationManagement Solution including software, implementation services and post- implementation support for a Period of 60 Months - The Department of Corporate and Digital Development is seeking the supply of of a modern, proven, modular, fully integrated, student centric and consolidated ( jurisdictional) commercial off- the- shelf Education Management Solution including software, implementation services and post- implementation support for a period of 60 months. Price range estimated at
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The Digital Canberra, Digital Solutions Division is, on behalf of ACT Health and Community Services Directorate ( HCSD) and Canberra Health Service ( CHS) is seeking to engage a Supplier to procure a Medical Dictation Software Solution, along with licenses and system support, that will provide services across the ACT Public Health System. The number of licenses required by HCSD and CHS will be varied depending on the requirements. This will be conveyed to the Supplier when appropriate.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies for archival workflows - National Archives seeks to conduct and evaluate technology pilots utilising Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning- National Archives is the custodian of Australian government records. In addition to a large physical collection, National Archives has a digital collection approaching 10 petabytes ( PB) of data, comprising a wide range of digital file formats, including: Digital images, that are scanned from original h
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) from the National Archives of Australia for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies for archival workflows. Respondents must contact the National Archives via email to receive a sample set of digital records for demonstration. Responses must be submitted through the Austender portal by October 30, 2025. The solution must be scalable, reliable, and secure. The solution must be protected from unauthorized access and risks to data integrity. A preference will be given to fully onshore Australian implementations. The response should detail the respondents experience in deploying the solution at scale. The sample records will include, but will not be limited to: typed text, handwritten text, consignment lists, photographs, multimodal records, audio only content, maps and plans, and audiovisual content.
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The bid notice states that sellers must adhere to the below requirements. responses marked noncompliant against these requirements may be excluded from the evaluation process.
The bid notice states that ational archives will provide a small sample data set of records to enable respondents to demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed solutions.
Request for Information for the National One Stop Shop ICT Solution for Health and Medical Research - National One Stop Shop for health and medical research- The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing is seeking information from industry on technologies suitable to fulfill or partially fulfill the requirements of the National One Stop Shop ICT Solution for Health and Medical Research. The current regulatory and operating environment for clinical trials is fragmented and inefficient, with different rule
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The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing is seeking information on technologies suitable for the national one stop shop ict solution for health and medical research. The closing date for responses is November 14, 2025, at 2:00 PM ACT local time. The estimated delivery timeframe is 10 years, commencing in **** must be lodged via Austender at www. ***. *. *
The bid notice states that the estimated delivery timeframe is 10 years, commencing in ****.
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing department invites all suitably qualified vendors to respond.
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