The Queensland Parliamentary Service (QPS) seeks qualified suppliers for routine inspections and reactive maintenance of fire protection systems at the parliamentary precinct. The contract term is initially three years with an option to extend for two 12-month periods. Offers must be lodged electronically by 25 September 2026 at 10am. Evaluation criteria include value for money, demonstrated experience, technical capability, service delivery, and local benefits. Payments will be monthly in arrears.
Payments made under a contract awarded from this tender will be monthly in arrears. the successful supplier accepts that payments made under a contract awarded from this tender will be monthly in arrears.
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. does the contractor warrant that it complies with, and will continue to comply with, the queensland government supplier code of conduct
Submissions will be assessed using weighted criteria including value for money, demonstrated experience, technical capability, service delivery, and local benefits. weighted criteria 1. value for money 1. demonstrated experience with fire safety panels and systems 1. technical capability and resourcing 1. service delivery and response capability
Suppliers must provide evidence of public liability and products liability insurance (minimum $20,000,000), professional indemnity insurance, and workers compensation insurance. evidence of the following insurances will be required: public liability and products liability insurance minimum amount minimum of 20, 000, 000 professional indemnity insurance minimum amount not applicable workers compensation insurance
A site meeting with tenderers will be available so that the full scope of works may be assessed and any queries may be clarified. a site meeting with tenderers will be available so that the full scope of works may be assessed and any queries may be clarified.
A supplier may be immediately disqualified if it is believed to have breached any warranty in the contract. the customer may, in its absolute discretion but is not required to, immediately disqualify a supplier that it believes has breached any warranty in this clause.
The customer contact person is Sean Neagle, Manager Precinct Services. name: sean neagle position: manager precinct services department: property services
