description: Building and facility maintenance and repair services

title: Narrabri Government Office Building - Mechanical Services and General Upgrade 2019

title: RFT-10022511 Narrabri GOB - Specification Final.ZIP

description:
The extent of works for this contract includes but is not limited to:
Air conditioning upgrade for the State Government Office Block at 55 Maitland Street Narrabri NSW 2390

The works comprise all work shown on the drawings and included in the specification.

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenders are invited from the companies listed under:

Allied Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (Coffs Harbour) Pty Ltd

Precise Air Pty Ltd

Ryan Wilks Pty Ltd

Laser Electrical, Tamworth

NSW (M&H) Air Conditioning Pty Ltd

Tender responses from the above tendering companies ONLY will be accepted.

OBTAINING RFT DOCUMENTS:

SOFTCOPY DOCUMENT

Only a downloadable SOFTCOPY version of the RFT is available.

First time visitors to this web site who wish to OBTAIN a copy of this RFT will need to Self-Register on this web site to gain access to any documents.

To obtain this RFT/EOI and any FUTURE related Amendments that may be issued, you must download to your own computer all the files provided (including from time to time any Amendments), by clicking on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

SUBMITTING YOUR RESPONSE - ELECTRONIC LODGMENT

Your completed Tender response is to be lodged electronically via this web page.

Click on the Lodge a Response link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.
Electronic Tender Box Security
During the lodgement process all submitted responses received successfully are encrypted by the system for security and stored securely in the web site “electronic tender box”. All responses that are received can only be accessed, un-encrypted and opened after the RFT has officially closed. This is done though a controlled Tender Opening process managed by the Agency’s Tender Opening Committee.

Tender Response confirmation & receipt
A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all responses received successfully.

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0 (or more recent) - Please click http://www.adobe.com  to be taken to a free download site.

WinZip 10.0 (or more recent) or equivalent - Please click http://www.winzip.com  to be taken to a free evaluation download site now.

Microsoft Word 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

Microsoft Excel 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox web browsers.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies. You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed.

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.


scheme: UNSPSC

description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

title: Anzac Street Depot Mechanical Workshop Upgrade

status: complete

RFTAccess: Open

title: T18-19 Documentations.zip

format: zip

documentType: tenderNotice

title: T18-19 Addendum 4.zip

documentType: amendments

rationale: Addendum 4.

title: T18-19 Addendum 2.zip

rationale: Addendum 2

title: T18-19 Addendum 3.pdf

format: pdf

rationale: Addenum 3

title: T18-19 Addendum 1.zip

rationale: Addendum 1

tenderType: Open Tenders

description: Council is seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Tenderers for the design and construction of the Anzac Street Depot – Mechanical Workshop Upgrade. A full description of the nature and extent of the services required by Council are set out in Section 3 of this Request. Refer to the Drawings which are separately attached to this document.

eTenderStatus: published

inheritanceType: RFT

scheme: xNSWRegions

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England
Central Coast
Hunter
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
Northern Sydney
Inner West
South East Sydney
South West Sydney
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray
Illawarra
Southern Highlands

procurementMethod: open

addressForLodgement:
Preferred Method of Lodgement Electronic lodgement at:

http://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/public/bankstownprod/publicjobs.aspx

submissionMethodDetails:
A non-mandatory site briefing will be held at 10:00am on Tuesday 12 March 2019 at 1 Anzac Street, Greenacre NSW 2190.

Please note Council is now using APET for all electronic lodgements and lodging by NSW e-tendering will no longer be available.

If you're not already registered with Apet360. We strongly recommend that you register online with Apet360 upon downloading the tender documents from e-tendering.

The URL for electronic lodgement is http://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/public/bankstownprod/publicjobs.aspx

Apet users guide has been attached to our documents for lodgement.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Open Tenders

initiationType: tender


description: Market research

title: Interactive Gambling Study

title: RFT18-0470 - GRA - Interactive Gambling - Part A - Overview and conditions.pdf

format: application/pdf

title: RFT18-0470 - GRA - Interactive Gambling - Part B Response form.DOCX

title: RFT18-0470 - GRA - Interactive Gambling - Part C Draft Services Contract.pdf

title: RFT18-0470 - GRA - Interactive Gambling - Part D Statement of Requirements.pdf

title: RFT18-0470 - 2014 Interactive Gambling report.pdf

Central Queensland University

region: QLD

countryName: AUSTRALIA

streetAddress: 554-700 Yaamba Rd, Norman Gardens, Rockhampton

legalName: Central Queensland University

ORIMA Research Pty Ltd

region: VIC

streetAddress: Level 6, 479 St Kilda Road, Melbourne

legalName: ORIMA Research Pty Ltd

region: NSW

streetAddress: Gambling Treatment and Research Clinc, 94 Mallet St, Camperdown

legalName: University of Sydney

rationale: Contact email: natalie.barbir@liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au

description: A national study re-examining the issues explored in the 2014 Interactive Gambling report, to consider changes that are occurring in the Australian gambling market. In addition, explore new areas of interest, such as participation in offshore sites and emerging products (such as eSports betting and daily fantasy sports). There is also a need to explore harm from interactive gambling, including harm to family and friends

submissionMethod: written ElectronicSubmission


title: Teacher Housing Authority Enngonia & Wanaaring-Refurbishment Program

title: Specification.zip

title: Addendum No 1 CN-10027751 Enngonia THA 25-11-19.PDF

format: PDF

title: Test Results from Hazardous Materials Survey.PDF

title: THA Pre Tender Minutes Addendum No.1 10027751.PDF

rationale:
Addendum No.1 Consist of:

Test Results for Hazardous Material Survey

Mandatory Pre-tender Meeting Minutes

Revised Scope of Works around Tree

LED Lighting Requirements

addressForLodgement: This website  https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

submissionMethodDetails: Mandatory Pre-Tender Meeting: 8.00am Thursday 21st November 2019 at Enngonia Public School


description: Fuels and Fuel Additives and Lubricants and Anti corrosive Materials

title: Renewal of Contract 370 Supply of Card Fuel and Associated Services for NSW Government & Participating Jurisdictions (QLD & ACT) and other eligible customers such as councils, universities and not-for profit organisations.

id: Notice- Supply of Card Fuel and Associated Service-1

title: C370 Fuel Industry Engagement 2019.xlsx

tenderType: Notice

description:
Background:
Contract 370 Supply of Card Fuel and Associated Services is scheduled to expire on 31 December 2020. Current contract is with three major oil companies - Caltex, BP, and Viva Energy. The total Contract 370 annual volume is approximately 240 million litres including the fuel usage from NSW, QLD, and ACT agencies. Of this total volume, NSW Government, including eligible purchasers (eg Councils, NFP), annual consumption on contract 370 is approximately 140.90 million litres and the QLD government consumption is approximately 88.23 million litres via fuel card transactions.  Total estimated value of the agreement is approximately $293 million per annum which could vary per the fuel price volatility.

In the financial year 2017-2018, NSW/ACT customers consumed approximately 22.18 million litres of E10, 21.54 million litres of Unleaded petrol, 10.78 million litres of premium unleaded petrol, 31.73 million litres of Diesel - G10, 54.058 million litres of Ultimate diesel, 0.595 million litres of LPG, and 913 litres of E85 totalling to combined volume of approximately 140.90 million litres of fuel.

In NSW/ACT a total of approximately 84,158 active cards (58,697 with Caltex, 14,296 with Viva, and 11,165 with BP) are in distribution whilst with the QLD jurisdiction a total of approximately 45,269 active cards (Caltex 29,590, BP 15,432 and Viva 247) are in distribution.

NSW Procurement manages Contract 370 and centrally makes the payment to oil companies on the NSWGovernment Agencies' consumed volume, whilst other individual organisations such as councils, and other not-for profit organisations pay their invoices separately. Smartfleet and SG Fleet are NSW government's two Fleet Managers who issue fuel cards to individual government agencies on behalf of the oil companies. The oil companies also issue fuel cards to other eligible customers of this contract as needed.

The QLD government and the ACT government fuel card accounts are separately managed by the respective jurisdications under the terms and contions of this agreement.

Identifiers:
ACT
NT
QLD
SA
TAS
VIC
WA
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England
Central Coast
Hunter
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
Northern Sydney
Inner West
South East Sydney
South West Sydney
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray
Illawarra
Southern Highlands

procurementMethod: selective

addressForLodgement: All responses via this website.

multiAgencyAccessType: All Agencies

submissionMethodDetails: Please refer to the downloadable spreadsheet

eTenderProcurementMethod: Notice

conditionsForParticipation:
Industry Engagement – all potential suppliers in the downstream fuel industry supply chain are welcome to participate, and talk to us.

This is not an Expression of Interest or RFx document.


description: Tour arrangement services

title: TOURISM EXPERIENCE PROPOSALS FOR THE MINING ROAD FIRE TRAIL – MYALL LAKES NATIONAL PARK

title: Expression of Interest Mining road fire trail Myall Lakes National Park.pdf

title: Expression of Interest Mining road fire trailMyall Lakes National Park  Addendum 1.DOCX

format: DOCX

rationale: Please refer to attached Addendum No.1

tenderType: Invitation To Respond

description:
The Crown in right of the State of New South Wales, acting through the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) (The Agency).

The request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) is seeking respondents to supply The Agency with tourism experience proposals for the Mining Road fire trail within Myall Lakes National Park.

NOTE: No licences will be issued through this EOI process. Responses will inform future park planning and management, including a possible amendment to the Myall Lakes National Park plan of management.

submissionMethodDetails:
An inspection of the Mining Road fire trail will be undertaken with an OEH/NPWS officer on 16 January 2019 between 10:00am and 1:00pm. Interested parties are required to register their interest to attend the site inspection by sending an email to david.brown@environment.nsw.gov.au no later than 4:00pm on 14 January 2019.

If demand or weather conditions warrant, an additional site inspection may be held on 17 January between 10:00am and 1:00pm and/or 18 January between 10:00am and 1:00pm.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Invitation To Respond


description: Civil engineering

title: Wolseley St, Merrylands: Stormwater Drainage

title: T-2019-028 Conditions of Tender.zip

title: RFT Preview Document

title: T-2019-028 Addendum 2.zip

rationale: Issued addednum 2 contains responses to RFI and rev Returnable Schedules.

title: T-2019-028 Addendum 1.zip

rationale: Issued addendum 1 contains responses to RFI and additional information.  Please also note that the tender closing date has been extended and changed to 17 September, 2019, at 2pm.

description:
Cumberland Council (Council) is proposing to undertake the realignment of Wolseley Street Creek in Little Duck Creek within Harry Gapes Reserve, Merrylands.

The works will include:

• Excavation and removal of existing foliage including multiple trees surrounding the creek

• Extension of existing culverts and construction of new drainage pits, pipeline and headwall

• Construction of a new earth batter on each side of the creek

• Installation of a new multi-level sandstone bank protection wall

• Construction of new kerb & gutter and road pavement

• Road re-sheeting and rectification of pavement failures in Wolseley St

• Installation of new heavy duty vehicular crossing and boundary fence gate

• Replacement of existing timber log fence

• Adjustment of a power pole


description: Medical Equipment and Accessories and Supplies

title: Mobile CT Service for Western NSW LHD

title: A1 Tendering Conditions MCT834.pdf

title: B2 Non-Technical Requirements MCT834.pdf

title: B3 Locations  Layout and Scope MCT834.pdf

title: C5 Tender Response MCT834.xlsx

title: C7 Technical Requirements MCT834.xlsx

title: C8 Price Schedule MCT834.xlsx

title: D10 Deed  MCT834.pdf

rationale: Closing date Extended to 5pm, Tuesday 21st May 2019

description: Mobile CT Service for Western NSW LHD

Identifiers:
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray


description: Aggregates

title: Supply of Bulk Materials

title: 6330.19.2 Invitation to Tender.pdf

title: 6330.19.2 Volume 1 - Specification.pdf

title: 6330.19.2 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: 6330.19.2 Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract.pdf

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Tenders from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors for the supply of Bulk Materials to support Council’s Capital Works Projects and Maintenance Programs under a panel arrangement on the basis of a schedule of rates. The initial term of the Contract is for a one (1) year period, with provisions in place for a one (1) year optional extension period.

A more detailed tender brief of the extent of services required by Council is set out in Volume 1- Specification which is included as part of the Request for Tender documentation.

In accordance with section 55 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council invites tenders in accordance with this Invitation and the following accompanying documents:

• Volume 1- Specification

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract, and

• Any published Addenda

addressForLodgement: The Council's Nominated Electronic Tender Box https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/ (preferred method of lodgement) The Council's physical Tender Box: Wingecarribee Shire Council Civic Centre, 68 Elizabeth Street Moss Vale 2577 or PO Box 141 Moss Vale NSW 2577

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

The information required by the respondent will be used to assess responses in accordance with pre-established Mandatory Participation Criteria, Non-Cost Criteria, and Cost Criteria.

Mandatory Participation Criteria will be assessed on a Yes/No basis and MUST be met by the Respondent. If a response fails to fully comply with any of the outlined mandatory criteria, Council may deem the response to be non-conforming and therefore not be eligible to be shortlisted and progress any further in the evaluation.

Non-Cost and cost criteria will be assessed as weighted criteria by the Evaluation Panel for determining an overall value for money assessment from the Respondent's submission. Failure to fully comply with non-cost and cost weighted criteria may reduce the Respondent's overall score but will not result in the exclusion of the Tender Response from further consideration.

For further information, please see Conditions of Responding - Council Tenders.


title: GERRINGONG PUBLIC SCHOOL – DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALL AND CONNECT A 90KW SOLAR PV SYSTEM

title: SINSW-19-3094_Tender Docs.zip

title: SINSW-19-3094 Tender Addendum No. 2.pdf

title: E SINSW-19-3094 Special Conditions of Contract revised 14082019.pdf

rationale: PLEASE REFER TO ATTACHED ADDENDUM No 2

title: SINSW-19-3094 - Addendum 1.zip

rationale: PLEASE REFER TO ATTACHED ADDENDUM No 1

submissionMethodDetails: Tenderers site meeting  Tuesday 13th August 2019 at 9.00am


description: Healthcare Services

title: Specialist Allied Health Services to Schools Prequalification Scheme

title: Part A-Scheme Conditions - Specialist Allied Health Services-DoE1695694444.pdf

title: Part B- Scheme Guidelines-Specialist Allied Health Services-DoE1695694444.pdf

title: Part C - Application Form - Specialist Allied Health Services-DoE1695694444.docx

title: Part D -Pre-Qualification Scheme Agreement-Specialist Allied Health Services-DoE1695694444.pdf

title: Part E - Order Form-Specialist Allied Health Services-DoE1695694444.pdf

title: Addendum 02.pdf

title: Attachment to Addendum No 2-presentation.pdf

rationale: Addendum No2: Agenda for Market Briefing and Presentation

title: Addendum 01.pdf

rationale: Addendum 1 with Market Briefing Details

title: Addendum 04-Specialist Allied Health.pdf

rationale: Addendum No 4

title: Addendum 05.pdf

rationale: Addendum No 5, the last one

title: Addendum 03-SpecialistAllied Health.pdf

rationale: Addendum No 3 which contains the Questions and Answers from Market Briefing conducted on 1 October 2019.

tenderType: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

description:
The Department seeks to establish a Specialist Allied Health Services to Schools - Prequalification Scheme. The Scheme will comprise a panel of pre-qualified external providers and is intended to support NSW government schools across the state to meet their legal obligations to students with disability by facilitating quick and easy access to specialist allied health services where needed to enable school access, attendance and participation.

The Scheme is now open for suppliers to pre-qualify to provide a range of behaviour and therapeutic support serivces such as:

Completing therapeutic, behaviour, risk or environmental assessments

Develop and implement support plans, in collaboration with school staff, parents, carers and other service providers

Deliver structured support programs to students and training to schoold staff  to support learning, safety and wellbeing at school

Relevant disciplines include occupational therapy, speech pathology, physiotherapy, psychology and specialist behaviour support.

timeframeDelivery: Services are expected to be available under the Scheme commencing term one 2020.

addressForLodgement: EOI applications are to be lodged through this e-tendering site by clicking "Lodge a Response" below.

submissionMethodDetails:
Pre-qualified providers will be appointed to the Scheme under a modified NSW Human Services agreement. There is no funding directly allocated to this scheme. Schools will use the scheme to select their preferred suppliers and will be responsible for funding and managing their own engagements.

NSW Public Schools have 70% of the Education budget and are in the best position to determine the programs to deliver focussed support to students with disability so that they can access, attend and participate at school. Schools will be able to use their School Budget Allocation to engage a provider/s to supplement and build on existing school programs and enhance their capacity to target support where required based on school community needs.

The aim of the Scheme is to establish an arrangement for engagement under the NSW Human Services framework to reduce red tape for providers and simplify the engagement process for schools.

Key benefits of establishing the Scheme include:

Quicker timeframes to procure providers as schools will be able to choose from the list of pre-approved providers.

Reduced administrative workload for schools, providers and the department and a transparent process through the use of Standard contracts across all providers.

Centrally managed provider compliance and capability assessment

Ability to identify and track performance of provider programs.

Better understand schools' need for specialist allied health services for students with disability

The full detail of the EOI application requirements is provided in the document set which can be downloaded by clicking on "Download a soft copy" below.

conditionsForParticipation: Scheme Conditions and Mandatory Requirements are detailed in the documents provided below.


description: General building and office cleaning and maintenance services

title: Provide Office Cleaning Services for NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service Tumut Office including the Tumut Visitor Centre

title: Goods-Services-Below-250K-PartAandB.doc

format: application/msword

title: Goods-and-ServicesBelow250k-PartC-RespondentQuotation.doc

title: Goods-and-Services-ShortFormContract-Under250k.doc

title: 1_Copy of Specification for Work.pdf

description:
The whole of the works shall be carried out in accordance with the contract documentation and/or at the direction of the Director, Southern Ranges Branch or his/her nominated delegate known as the Cleaning Contract Manager.

Cleaning Services Include:

Dusting, vacuuming, sweeping, mopping or wiping down.

Toilet, shower, basin, wet area floor & kitchen surface cleaning thoroughly using an approved type of germicidal liquid to ensure conformity with OHS standards.

Attention to removal of dust, cobwebs, dead insects, food debris, stains, dirt and grime.

All visible and easy access areas including under desks, desk surfaces, telephones, computers only if already turned off, tops of cupboards & filing cabinets, shelves, window sills, blinds, top of dividers and whiteboard ledges.

Empty and clean/replace bin liners of waste receptacles.  Bin liners should be reused until dirty or become ineffective.

 Shampoo carpets

For further information please refer to the RFQ documents

addressForLodgement: Lodgement: https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

submissionMethodDetails: A Mandatory pre-tender meeting will be held at 10:00am on Tuesday 22nd January 2019 at the NPWS Tumut Office.


description: Mechanical engineering

title: Cooler Classrooms Tranche 7B_7C Package 7 – Riverina-Western – Kelso PS

title: RFT-10020591G Cooler Classrooms Tranche 7B 7C Package 7.zip

title: Addendum 1 RFT 10020591G.pdf

title: CCP Guidelines Final V4-18  GR 20190129.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.1 consists of:

Thermal Comfort & Indoor Air Quality Design Guidelines Existing Schools

title: RFT-10020591G.zip

rationale:
Addendum No.2 consists of:

Electrical Design Checklist

tenderType: Pre-Qualified / Invited

description:
The extent of works for this contract includes but is not limited to:

Mechanical & electrical design consultancy works for school(s) as listed in the specification

The works comprise all work shown on the drawings and included in the specification.

addressForLodgement: Tenderers are to lodge their tender response via this website including acknowledgement of any addenda issued. Addenda are also to be noted on the tender form in the space provided.

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenders are invited from the companies listed under:

Marline Newcastle Pty Ltd - dwhite@marline.com.au

ACOR Consultants -  wmeadows@acor.com.au

Tender responses from the above tendering companies ONLY will be accepted.

OBTAINING RFT DOCUMENTS:

SOFTCOPY DOCUMENT

Only a downloadable SOFTCOPY version of the RFT is available.

First time visitors to this web site who wish to OBTAIN a copy of this RFT will need to Self-Register on this web site to gain access to any documents.

To obtain this RFT/EOI and any FUTURE related Amendments that may be issued, you must download to your own computer all the files provided (including from time to time any Amendments), by clicking on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

SUBMITTING YOUR RESPONSE - ELECTRONIC LODGMENT

Your completed Tender response is to be lodged electronically via this web page.

Click on the Lodge a Response link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.
 Electronic Tender Box Security
 During the lodgement process all submitted responses received successfully are encrypted by the system for security and stored securely in the web site “electronic tender box”. All responses that are received can only be accessed, un-encrypted and opened after the RFT has officially closed. This is done though a controlled Tender Opening process managed by the Agency’s Tender Opening Committee.

Tender Response confirmation & receipt
 A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all responses received successfully.

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

 Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0 (or more recent) - Please click http://www.adobe.com  to be taken to a free download site.

WinZip 10.0 (or more recent) or equivalent - Please click http://www.winzip.com  to be taken to a free evaluation download site now.

Microsoft Word 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

Microsoft Excel 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

 An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox web browsers.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies. You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed.

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Pre-Qualified / Invited


description: Pool or spa or whirlpool chemical

title: Bulk delivery of Sodium Hypochlorite

title: C28 2019 Bulk supply of Sodium Hypochlorite RFT.pdf

title: D19 282147  WHS051.5.pdf

title: D19 282148  WHS051.6.pdf

title: Part E Returnable Schedules.docx

Ixom

streetAddress: 1, Nicholson street, Melbourne

legalName: Ixom Operations Pty Ltd

Phoenix Oceania Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 13/92A Park Street, Mona Vale, Warriewood

legalName: Phoenix Oceania Pty Ltd

rationale:
Addendum 1

Update of short description

This and any other addendum issued to this RFT form part of the documents for the above mentioned tender. In preparing submissions firms must allow for all instructions, clarifications and/or alterations detailed in this addendum.

description:
Blacktown City Council is seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced person(s), firms or entities for the C28/2019 Bulk supply Sodium of Hypochlorite.

There are 5 sites that require the bulk supply of Sodium Hypochlorite:

a. Blacktown Aquatic Centre

b. Blacktown Leisure Centre Stanhope

c. Charlie Lowles Leisure Centre Emerton

d. Mount Druitt Swimming Centre

e. Riverstone Swimming Centre.

addressForLodgement: Tenders must be submitted by uploading your tender electronically to the eTender box via the website, https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/wsroc

submissionMethodDetails: A non-mandatory tender briefing/site inspection will be held on Thursday 1 August 2019 starting at Blacktown Aquatic Centre, Boyd Street Blacktown. There will be an option to attend all 5 sites.


description: Mechanical engineering

title: Cooler Classrooms Tranche 7B_7C Package 13 – Sydney – Miller THS & James Busby HS

title: RFT-10020591N Cooler Classrooms Tranche 7B_7C Package 13.zip

title: CCP Guidelines Final V4-18  GR 20190129- .pdf

title: RFT-10020591N Addendum 01.zip

rationale: Addendum 01 - Tender clarification and electrical design checklist

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenders are invited from the companies listed under:

Hurley Palmer Flatt

 Arrow Consulting Engineers

Tender responses from the above tendering companies ONLY will be accepted.

OBTAINING RFT DOCUMENTS:

SOFTCOPY DOCUMENT

Only a downloadable SOFTCOPY version of the RFT is available.

First time visitors to this web site who wish to OBTAIN a copy of this RFT will need to Self-Register on this web site to gain access to any documents.

To obtain this RFT/EOI and any FUTURE related Amendments that may be issued, you must download to your own computer all the files provided (including from time to time any Amendments), by clicking on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

SUBMITTING YOUR RESPONSE - ELECTRONIC LODGMENT

Your completed Tender response is to be lodged electronically via this web page.

Click on the Lodge a Response link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.
 Electronic Tender Box Security
 During the lodgement process all submitted responses received successfully are encrypted by the system for security and stored securely in the web site “electronic tender box”. All responses that are received can only be accessed, un-encrypted and opened after the RFT has officially closed. This is done though a controlled Tender Opening process managed by the Agency’s Tender Opening Committee.

Tender Response confirmation & receipt
 A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all responses received successfully.

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0 (or more recent) - Please click http://www.adobe.com  to be taken to a free download site.

WinZip 10.0 (or more recent) or equivalent - Please click http://www.winzip.com  to be taken to a free evaluation download site now.

Microsoft Word 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

Microsoft Excel 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox web browsers.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies. You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed.

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.


description: Commercial and office building construction services

title: Merrylands Community Centre and Library Cladding Renewal

title: RFT Documents.zip

title: New Compressed.zip

title: T-2019-031 addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Issued addendum 1 contains responses to RFI

title: T-2019-031 addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Issued addendum 2 contains response to RFI.

description:
Supply labour, plant and materials to complete the scope described. All materials shall be new and of similar or equal quality and size to the existing materials unless otherwise specified.

The scope of the contract shall be read in conjunction with comprises of the material, labour, supervision, resources required for the supply, installation and completion with in the nominated working hours and in conjunction with this scope and associated plans and attachments.


description: Garbage collection or destruction or processing or disposal

title: Waste Management & Resource Recovery - VENDORS QUESTIONS FOLLOWING PRE-TENDERING BRIEFING 6 AUGUST 2019

title: WoG Waste - Supplier Questions 20190816.pdf

description:
Attached are the answers to the questions raised post the Industry Forum held on 06 August 2019.

The forum was held as a part of the procurement strategy development process, and prior to the possible release of a tender.

Waste categories in scope:

General, Recycling, Organics, Clinical & Related, Liquid waste, Secure destruction, Hazardous waste, Other (e.g. E-waste)


description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

description: Penrith City Council is seeking Tenders from suitably experienced contractors, for the Construction and Refurbishment of Sporting Amenities and Associated Works at  Werrington, Roper Road and Hunter Fields. Experienced contractors include experience in sporting amenities or community local government building works. Council may appoint one tenderer to undertake the whole works or a tenderer to each building subject to the tender evaluation.

addressForLodgement: All request for tender documents and addendums will be published via Penrith Council's tendering portal at https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/Public/pcctenders/PublicJobs.aspx

submissionMethodDetails: A non-mandatory site visit will be held on Monday 26 August 2019 starting at 9.30-10am at Hunter Field, Cary and Hunter Street Emu Plains and then at 10.30-11am at Roper Road, 116-130 Roper Road Colyton and 11.30-12pm at Parkes Avenue, 43 Parkes Avenue Werrington. All tenderers will need to register their interest via the email provided below and will also be required to register their attendance on the day.


title: HSSP_HC19_PHA826 - SOA PHARMACY EQUIPMENT

title: A1 Tendering Conditions_PHA826.pdf

title: B2 Non-Technical Spec_PHA826.pdf

title: C5 Tender Response Schedule_PHA826.xlsx

title: C7 Technical Response Schedule_PHA826.xlsx

title: C8 Price Schedule_PHA826.xlsx

title: D10 SOA Deed_PHA826.pdf

description:
HealthShare NSW is steering the strategic sourcing review of a variety of pharmacy equipment to rationalize them into one state-wide category contract titled PHA826 Pharmacy Equipment.

This tender includes following Pharmacy Equipment

Table 1 – Automatic pharmacy dispensing units

Table 2 – Robotic pharmacy dispensing solutions

Table 3 – Pharmacy/Vaccine/Medical fridges

Table 4 – Remote logging equipment

Table 5 - Electronic medical carts

Table 6 – Drug safe

And all associated maintenance


description: Pumps

title: Sydney Water Corporation - Supply and Servicing of Pumps including Repairs and Overhaul of Pumps and Mixers (WS1287177367)

title: Supplier set up form - Sourcing event.xlsx

rationale: extended end date and updated phone number.

rationale: extended event until 6/12/2019 at 17:00

description:
Supply and Servicing of Pumps including Repairs and Overhaul of Pumps and Mixers and associated components.

Any Contract that may be awarded from the RFTs is for the supply and servicing of pumps including repairs and overhaul of pumps and mixers, delivery and unloading of pumps, mixers associated components to the nominated sites. Tenderers will normally be required to demonstrate in their tender that they have the necessary skills, resources, experience, financial capacity, and in some cases licences, accreditations, etc., to fulfil the tender requirements.

Pump Types – Dry and Wet Well Submersibles, Conventional Submersibles (Motor and Pump separate), Low Pressure Sewer Systems, Progressive Cavity and Chemical Pumping Unit.

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
Northern Sydney
Inner West
South East Sydney
South West Sydney
Illawarra

submissionMethodDetails: Please note that RFT close date is indicative and will be updated shortly. However, in order to gain access to the RFT documents when released in Ariba, you will need to return the attached form by 11th October 2019 via return email to  aribasupport@sydneywater.com.au and taj.mohammed@sydneywater.com.au.


description: Lease and rental of property or building

title: Trial Bay Kiosk and Restaurant South West Rocks, Arakoon National Park

title: Tab 1  FINAL Trial Bay Kiosk EOI document.pdf

title: Attachment  1.pdf

title: Attachment 2 Trial Bay .pdf

description:
OEH aims for a sustainable and commercially viable use of Trial Bay Kiosk and Restaurant.

It is seeking a lessee with experience, creativity, and initiative to maximise the potential of

the café and to provide a high-quality experience for visitors. OEH’s vision is to create a

vibrant and contemporary café meeting the needs of campers and visitors to the local area,

national park and the community.

The purpose of this request for EOI is to:

• introduce the opportunity to potential respondents

• outline the background, guiding principles and objectives of the opportunity

• seek creative proposals from respondents on how they would approach the

opportunity and their vision for the kiosk and restaurant

• allow respondents to provide details of their skills, knowledge and experience

• identify respondents’ capability and financial capacity to develop, market, operate and lease the site to meet the needs of park visitors.

submissionMethodDetails: Please refer to attached documents


title: Construction of Cirillo Reserve Sports Complex

description:
Council intends to enter into a contract for the construction of a sports complex at Cirillo Reserve, Middleton Grange.

The site is a greenfield area and can be inspected at any time during the tender period.

Tender documents may be downloaded, following online registration and payment of the download fee of $120.

submissionMethodDetails: Please follow the link below to download tender information and lodge submission.


description: Project monitoring and evaluation

title: Evaluation of Justice Advocacy Service

title: RFT DJ2018-207 Part A-E.zip

rationale: Update of Locations, This RFT is only applicable to locations within NSW only.

title: DJ2018-207 - Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Addendum 1 is now available.

title: RFT DJ2018-207 - Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Addendum 2 is now available.

description:
The service will have six core functions:

 • Supports for suspects with cognitive impairment in police custody

• Supports for victims and witnesses with cognitive impairment when interacting with police

• Supports for people with cognitive impairment attending court

• Supports for people with cognitive impairment attending legal appointments

• Training for justice agency staff on working with people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system

• Capacity building and peer mentoring for people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system

 The following provides a draft overview of the intended outcomes of the Justice Advocacy Service. Further details will be provided to the successful supplier in the form of a program logic which has been developed by the Diversity Services Unit.

 • Suspects with cognitive impairment can exercise their rights in police custody.

• Victims and witnesses with cognitive impairment can effectively report crime to the police

• Victims, witnesses and defendants attending court are able to understand and participate in the process.

• Victims, witnesses and defendants with cognitive impairment are able to effectively instruct and communicate with legal representatives.

• Improved skills and understanding within and across justice agency staff about the issues that affect people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system.

• Improved capacity and knowledge amongst people with cognitive impairment of the criminal justice system, including the types of support and services that are available to them.

 In order to assess the effectiveness and help inform decisions about the potential continuation of the service across NSW, an evaluation will need to be undertaken. Depending on the effectiveness of the service, a proposal may be developed to continue the service beyond 30 June 2021.

 In addition, the evaluation will also:

 • Assess whether the service is implemented and delivered as intended across the state of NSW

• Identify the barriers and facilitators to implementation and delivery

• Assess whether the service achieved its stated objectives and aims

• Inform the continuous improvement of the service’s implementation

• Assess supply and demand for the service across the state of NSW and at various sites (e.g., court locations, police cells and legal appointments), taking into account 24 hour a day support requirements for some sites

• Assess whether better outcomes are achieved at different locations and/or regions, including a comparison between rural, regional and remote areas and more centralised or populous areas

• Assess whether better outcomes are achieved at different sites, including a comparison between court locations, police cells and legal appointments

 Scope:

 The services to be supplied will be a process evaluation, outcomes evaluation and a cost-benefit analysis by a single organisation, researcher or consultant.

 All three components of the evaluation will be conducted by an independent evaluator. An option for sub-contracting arrangements will be made available in the Request for Tender on the basis that the results of the combined evaluation are provided to the Diversity Services Unit in a singular report.

 The Diversity Services Unit will coordinate the engagement and ongoing relationship with the evaluator. The evaluation will involve quantitative and qualitative data analysis. The evaluation methodology will be developed by the evaluator, in collaboration with the Diversity Services Unit. The evaluator will be required to work across NSW and at various sites including NSW Police Area Commands and Police Districts, around central court locations and if required, onsite with the Diversity Services Unit.

 Stakeholders involved in the evaluation may include, however are not limited to, individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service, staff delivering supports via the Justice Advocacy Service, Local Court Magistrates and Registrars, Courts and Tribunal Services, Legal Aid NSW, the Aboriginal Legal Service, NSW Health, NSW Police Force, NDIA, NDIS providers and Corrective Services NSW staff.

 The following sets out a draft evaluation framework which will be subject to further negotiation and development with the successful supplier. The development of the evaluation framework should be in accordance with the Justice Advocacy Service program logic. A copy of the program logic will be provided to the successful supplier once a contract is awarded.

 Process Evaluation:

 The process evaluation will focus on the implementation of the service and answer specific questions about whether the service achieved its stated objectives and aims. It will also identify and inform of effective strategies and practices that have developed over its course. The findings will act as a formative guide to improve service delivery and provide feedback about unintended consequences and the possible structural, cultural and administrative challenges to continued implementation.

 Another key focus of the process evaluation is to provide a comprehensive description of how the Justice Advocacy Service is designed, implemented and delivered across the state of NSW, incorporating data collected while the service is operational. The evaluation will also determine if the service is operating as intended and if implementation supports the goals of the service.

The process evaluation will also answer specific questions about the impact of the Justice Advocacy Service on agencies and the interactions of different elements of service and the service system, and identify effective strategies and practices.

 The process evaluation will consider service delivery during the period from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2021.

 The terms of reference for the process evaluation may include:

• Determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the provision of supports for suspects with cognitive impairment in police custody

• Determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the provision of supports for victims and witnesses with cognitive impairment when interacting with police

• Determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the provision of supports for people with cognitive impairment attending court

• Determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the provision of supports for people with cognitive impairment attending legal appointments

• Identification and extent of any underservicing or over-servicing

• Determine the success of training as measured against its intended outcomes for justice agency staff on working with people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system

• Measure justice agency staff’s levels of satisfaction with training on working with people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system

• Determine the success of capacity building and peer mentoring for people with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system

• Measure stakeholder’s levels of satisfaction with the operation of the service and their recommendations, if any, for improvement.

Outcomes Evaluation:

The outcomes evaluation will focus on whether the Justice Advocacy Service is delivering expected outcomes that are in line with the intended objectives of the service. For example, the outcomes evaluation will measure short and medium term impacts and consequences of the Justice Advocacy Service on stakeholders and individuals receiving support in accordance with the program logic.

 Another key focus of the outcomes evaluations will be measuring any change in circumstances for individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service and assess whether the changes can be attributed to the support they received via the service. Similarly, changes in circumstances for stakeholders, such as changes in their understanding regarding the types of support that should be provided to individuals with cognitive impairment, and whether this change can be attributed to the supports provided via the Justice Advocacy Service will also be measured.

 The outcomes evaluation will also assess the success (or otherwise) of the service and its contribution to providing support to individuals with cognitive impairment in contact with the criminal justice system. The findings will act as a formative guide to consider whether the service should be provided beyond 30 June 2021.

 The outcomes evaluation may be separated into short and medium term outcomes.

 Some specific questions measuring the short term outcomes of the Justice Advocacy Service may include:

 • Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased understanding of their rights in police custody?

• Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased understanding of their rights when interacting with police?

• Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased understanding when communicating with legal representatives?

• Does receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service increase participation rates at court for people with cognitive impairment?

• How well does the Justice Advocacy Service meet client / stakeholder needs?

 Some specific questions measuring the medium term outcomes of the Justice Advocacy Service may include:

 • Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased understanding of their bail conditions?

• Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased compliance with their bail conditions?

• Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have increased ability to provide instructions to legal representatives?

• Are defendants who receive support via the Justice Advocacy Service more likely to appear for their court appearance?

• Do individuals receiving support via the Justice Advocacy Service have an increased number of s32 diversion orders?

• Is there an increase in the number of convictions involving a victim or witness who has received support via the Justice Advocacy Service?

• Do stakeholders have a better understanding regarding the types of support that should be provided to individuals with cognitive impairment who are in contact with the criminal justice system?

• Whether the Justice Advocacy Service could be successfully applied to broader contexts and locations (e.g., the civil justice system or more broadly across the criminal justice system, including more broadly across children’s court locations).

• Whether the Justice Advocacy Service should be provided beyond 30 June 2021.

 Cost-Benefit Analysis:

 The Cost-Benefit Analysis will calculate the savings generated for every dollar spent on the Justice Advocacy Service.

 The Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Justice Advocacy Service will be undertaken to:

• Calculate the savings generated for every dollar spent on the service

• Evaluate the outcomes for participants against cost to government

• Help inform decisions about the potential continuation of the service across the state of NSW beyond 30 June 2021.

 Comparison group:

 Although applying a randomised control trial (RCT) design is regarded as the gold standard for evaluating the effectiveness of interventions, it would be unethical to select individuals who would be eligible to receive support and randomly allocate them to a control group which would deny them access to a support person who can assist them to exercise their rights in custody, understand bail conditions, give effective evidence and receive support to attend court and legal appointments.

 Given these difficulties, Tenderers will be asked to propose how they would design a suitable comparison group as a means to evaluate the Justice Advocacy Service. The proposal is subject to further negotiation with the Diversity Services Unit.

 Essential Experience:

• Demonstrated experience in conducting large scale or state-wide process evaluation, outcomes evaluation and cost benefit analysis

• Demonstrated experience in conducting evaluation across social policy and human service related areas such as disability, mental health, ageing, health, homelessness, social justice, social impact and the criminal justice system

• Demonstrated experience in conducting evaluation with vulnerable or disadvantaged individuals, cohorts and/or communities such as individuals experiencing health issues, dual diagnosis of mental health disorder and cognitive impairment, lack of adequate family and/or community support, relationship/family breakdown, housing issues (homelessness, risk of homelessness, or living in inappropriate dwelling conditions), financial stress, history of disengagement with supports, behavioural issues, substance and/or alcohol abuse, domestic/family abuse, and involvement with multiple services/systems.

• Ability to provide a state-wide evaluation including rural, regional and remote communities, and at various sites including NSW Police Area Commands and Police Districts and around central court locations

 Location:

The evaluation will be conducted across the state of NSW, including regional, rural and remote communities and at various sites including NSW Police Area Commands and Police Districts and around central court locations. The evaluator will be required to work across these locations and if required, onsite with the Diversity Services Unit.

name: NSW Department of Communities and Justice


description: Mechanical engineering

title: Government Office Building Mechanical Services and General Upgrade 2019 - Armidale

title: 03_RFT-10022521a_tender_schedules.docx

title: Retender - RFT-10022521a GOB Arimdale Contract.ZIP

title: RFT-10022521A GOB Armidale Addendum 01  and Attachment.ZIP

format: ZIP

rationale: Addendum 01 - Revised drawing.

description: The extent of works for this contract includes but not limited to: Removal and replacement of mechanical services and various building works. The works comprise all work shown on the drawings and included in the specification.

timeframeDelivery: 10 weeks

addressForLodgement:
Electronic Tender box is at -   https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

Tenderers are to lodge their tender response via this website including acknowledgement of any addenda issued. Addenda are also to be noted on the tender form in the space provided. If you have a problem lodging your response, please contact 1800 NSW BUY (1800 679 289) before the advertised closing time for the tender

submissionMethodDetails:
Please Note: This is an invited tender and tender responses from the listed companies will ONLY be accepted.

Tenders are invited from the Companies listed under:

Allied Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (Coffs Harbour ) Pty Ltd

Ryan Wilks

KL Air

Northernair Pty Ltd

Precise Air

Documentation available for this RFT.

A softcopy only of the whole specification including a separate softcopy of the returnable schedules is available for downloading by following the instructions below.

Obtaining RFT Documentation

First time visitors to this web site who wish to download, or order documents will need to self-register on this web site to gain access to the documents.

Softcopy Document

An electronic version of the specification and returnable schedules can be downloaded from this web site free of charge.

To obtain the provided specification and schedules from this web site download all the provided files by clicking on the "DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY" link at the bottom of this page and following the on screen instructions.

Hardcopy Copy is not available for this Document

Submitting your response - Electronic Lodgement

When you have completed your response you can lodge it electronically via this Web Site.

You must be a registered user in order to submit a response.

Click on the "LODGE A RESPONSE" link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

PC Software requirements:

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

            Adobe ® Acrobat Reader ® 8.0 (or more recent)

             WinZip ® 10.0 (or more recent) or equivalent

Additional software may also be required, including the following, depending on the file types provided:

            Microsoft ® Word 200 (or more recent) or equivalent.

            Microsoft ® Excel 2007 (or more recent) or equivalent.

 Other requirements

An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser.

The minimum requirements are as follows – IE version 8 or later with Cipher Strength = 128bit.

Cookies.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies.

You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed.

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.

Still having problems?

Having problems with logging in, responding, downloading, opening or viewing files, please refer to the “FAQ” section under the On-line HELP button.

conditionsForParticipation: This is an Invited tender and tender responses from the listed companies will ONLY be accepted


title: Construction of new amenities buildings - William Lawson Reserve Prospect

title: RFT William Lawson Tender Docs  Final.pdf

title: Tender Submission Documents.docx

title: WHS 51.5.pdf

title: WHS 51.6.pdf

title: Local Preference policy.pdf

title: C35 2019 William Lawson Reserve.zip

title: BCC C35 2019 William  Lawson Reserve Addenda 2.pdf

title: Drive detail.pdf

title: SY180591-ESP-B Electrical Services Specification.pdf

rationale:
Addendum 2

This and any other Addendum issued to this RFT form part of the documents for the above-mentioned tender. In preparing submissions, firms must allow for all instructions, clarifications and/or alterations detailed in this Addendum.

title: Building Design Guidelines.pdf

title: William  Lawson Reserve.Adenda 1.pdf

title: 20181119 091317 0.zip

title: 180591-EL500-B.zip

rationale:
Addendum 1

This and any other Addendum issued to this RFT form part of the documents for the above-mentioned tender. In preparing submissions, firms must allow for all instructions, clarifications and/or alterations detailed in this Addendum.

description:
Construction of new amenities buildings - Reserve 44, William Lawson Reserve, Prospect.

Blacktown City Council has identified the need for new amenities building to cater primarily for athletics use but also to supplement the existing soccer facilities use. Athletics uses occur on and around the eastern playing field of the reserve and an amenities building is proposed on the slope southern end of that field and also a storage building on the western side of the same field.

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenderers may attend an organised site inspection and a  pre-tender briefing meeting The briefing meeting and/or site inspection is arranged for:

Day:   Tuesday 22 October 2019.

Time:   10:00 am

Place:  Myrtle Street Car park,  William Lawson Reserve. Prospect  (Near long jump pit).

Following the site inspection and the briefing by Council’s Project Manager prospective tenderers may forward their questions in relation to the tender by email before 12:00 noon on Friday 25 October 2019.

An addendum will be issued with clarifications and answers to the questions from prospective tenderers before 4.00pm, 1 November 2019.


description: Specialized educational services

title: Conservation Champions

title: Conservation Champions Tender Part AB.doc

title: Champions Tender Part C.doc

title: Goods-and-Services-LongFormContract.doc

title: Addendum 1 Conservation Champions tender 2329.doc

format: doc

title: Attachment A Additional requirements Specifications and scope.docx

format: docx

rationale: Please see attached addendum

title: ADDENDUM 2 to REQUEST for TENDER.docx

rationale: please see attached addendum 2

title: ADDENDUM 3 Conservation Champions Tender briefing Minutes and QA.docx

rationale: see attached addendum 3

title: ADDENDUM 4 - Tenderer Briefing Presentation - Champions_.pdf

rationale: see addendum 4

rationale: Please note the new closing time in Addendum 1 of 5 June.

description: Refer to Part B of tender docs

submissionMethodDetails:
A Tenderer briefing will be held on the date, time, and place, indicated below. The contact officer/s of the Agency will be available at that time to answer any queries regarding this RFT and the tender process generally. Names of persons attending the Tenderer briefing must be provided to the contact officer at least three working days prior to the date. No more than 2 persons from each Tenderer will be permitted to attend the Tenderer briefing.
Location: Level 3, 11 Farrer Place Queanbeyan
Date: 23 May 2019
Time: 2pm

conditionsForParticipation: Please complete Part C of the tender docs


description: Business function specific software

title: Asset Management Solution

title: EOI - Part A - Terms of Participation Final.pdf

title: EOI - Part B - Scope of Works Final.pdf

title: EOI - Part C - TAFE Standard Terms and Conditions.pdf

title: EOI - Part D - Respondents Response.docx

title: Part D - Schedule 3B.xlsm

format: unknown

title: TN-ICT-19-1636 Asset Management Solution EoI Addenda 001 14112019.pdf

rationale: General Questions

title: TN-ICT-19-1636 - Asset Management Solution - EOI Addenda 03 2911.xlsx

format: xlsx

rationale: Spread Sheet of questions and answers

title: TN-ICT-19-1636 - Asset Management Solution   EOI  Addenda 002 2111.pdf

rationale: Additional questions and answers

description: TAFE NSW seeks Expressions of Interest (EoI) for the supply an Asset Management Solution (covering functional areas of Operational Strategy and Planning, Investment Planning and Optimisation; Asset Register and Work Order Management and Materials / Logistics Management). The EoI aims to understand all suitable solutions available in the market to inform a technology shortlist. The shortlisted suppliers could be invited to participate in a Request for Proposal (RFP).

eTenderProcurementMethod: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification


description: Human rights advocacy and defense associations

title: NOTICE: Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (WDVCAS) 2020

title: WDVCAP Sydney Tender 2020.pdf

description:
In preparation for the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Program (WDVCAP) tender process in early 2020, Legal Aid NSW is holding 8 consultation sessions with stakeholders.

The aim of the consultations is to provide attendees with information about the tender process, and an opportunity to provide feedback on changes to the WDVCAP service agreement. These changes are
informed by the recommendations of the 2018 WDVCAP evaluation.


title: Collector Public School - OSHC - Addendum 01

title: 0.0 RFT DOCS TO PUBLISH .zip

title: 00 SINSW-19-3784 - Collector PS - Adendum 14.10.19.zip

rationale:
Update to section Additional Details / Instructions – Site inspection date and time. Please note as published, a site inspection date and time has now been confirmed for Collector Public School.

Date: Mon 21 Oct

Time: 10am

Location: Collector Public School

On arrival for the inspection please sign in and meet at the School Administration office.

description:
Collector Public School - OSHC.

Applications are invited for the opportunity to provide services to establish and operate an Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) and Vacation Child Care Facility at Collector Public School.

Further information relating to;

Community Use of School Facilities can be found via the following link: https://education.nsw.gov.au/policy-library/policies/community-use-of-school-facilities

Before and after school care for schools and providers is available at the following link; https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/going-to-a-public-school/primary-schools/before-and-after-school-care/resources/before-and-after-school-care-information-pack.pdf

submissionMethodDetails:
SITE INSPECTION of the school (and OSHC facilities)

A site inspection date and time has now been confirmed for Collector Public school.

Date: Mon 21 Oct

Time: 10am

Location: Collector Public School

On arrival for the inspection please sign in and meet at the School Administration office.

The National Standards for OSHC set down the minimum standards necessary to ensure that OSHC services provide a safe, nurturing and developmental experience for the children and provide the foundations for current and future systems of Quality Assurance. These standards address; facilities, health & safety, staffing (including staff to child ratios), service procedures (policies, programs etc.) and administrative functions required to operate an OSHC service. Further information relating to these standards can be found via; https://www.acecqa.gov.au/nqf/national-law-regulations and https://www.acecqa.gov.au/nqf/national-quality-standard.

OSHC services are regulated by the Department of Education Early Childhood Education & Care Directorate. Please refer to the Department of Education internet for more information; https://education.nsw.gov.au/early-childhood-education

Interested applicants submitting an application to this Request for Tender (RFT) must ensure that they (and by extension, associated entities in any other State of Australia and proposed staff) are able to comply with ALL conditions of this RFT document and all relevant Regulations and Acts including Privacy Act at all times. This is a mandatory condition and applies throughout the tender process and duration of the Agreement entered into by the tenderer if successful. Any non-compliance issue occurring during any stage of the tender process may result in rejection of the proposal by the Department and/or termination of the Agreement if the latter is executed.

Only information submitted on the RESPONSE SCHEDULES published will be assessed. Please DO NOT include any attachments unless requested in the Response Schedules.


description: Railway and tramway machinery and equipment

title: MGF and PSD Confidentiality Deed Poll_Final.pdf

title: MGF and PSD ROI_Form_Final.pdf

description: Sydney Metro City & Southwest – Mechanical Gap Filler and Platform Screen Doors The T3 Bankstown Line is being upgraded and converted to metro operations between Sydenham and Bankstown with all stations to be fully accessible, in accordance with Disability Standard for Accessible Public Transport (DSAPT) guidelines, with lifts and level access between platforms and trains. Platform based Mechanical Gap Fillers (MGFs) are to be used to bridge the gap between the train and platform interface. MGFs are required at curved stations along the Southwest corridor (Bankstown line) to achieve compliance with DSAPT guidelines (which allow a maximum horizontal gap of 40mm and 20mm vertically) and allow unassisted access associated with Grades of Automation 4 (GOA4) automated metro operations. MGFs are expected to be required at Marrickville, Dulwich Hill, Hurlstone Park, Canterbury, Campsie, Belmore, Lakemba and Punchbowl Stations. PSDs (1.7m in height and operating in open air environment) are required at each of the Southwest corridor (Marrickville to Bankstown) stations. The scope of services includes the design, product proving, verification and validation, manufacture, delivery and installation (with optional maintenance) of the MGFs and PSDs to Bankstown Line stations between Marrickville and Bankstown.

addressForLodgement: No hard copy submissions

submissionMethodDetails:
To register, Interested Parties must complete and return the following documents by email to SydneyMetro.MGF@transport.nsw.gov.au: 1. Registration Form for Request for Tender (RFT) including statement of no longer than 4 pages and 2. Confidentiality Deed Polls (CDPs) for each person seeking access to the RFT documents. Sydney Metro is restricting access to confidential documents to relevant entities that it reasonably considers at its sole discretion are capable of being bona fide tenderers, whether in joint venture or independently. The documents will be provided in an electronic data room. Entities that are not considered to be relevant entities will not be granted access.

Location: Sydney

conditionsForParticipation: Sydney Metro is restricting access to confidential documents to relevant entities that it reasonably considers at its sole discretion are capable of being bona fide tenderers, whether in joint venture or independently. Entities that are not considered to be relevant entities will not be granted access.


description: Pest control

title: WS1660371900-Notice - Sydney Trains – Pest Control Services RFT

description:
Sydney Trains and NSW Trains operate passenger rail services in the Sydney Metropolitan area and NSW regional area.

In the running and operation of its businesses, Sydney Trains and NSW Trains require some routine and some Ad-hoc Pest Control Services.

Sydney Trains and NSW Trainlink are looking to standardise the approach to Pest Control across it’s stations and some ad-hoc non-station facilities. Pest control includes but is not limited to: termite inspections and control, rodent control, crawling insect control, flying insect control, migratory pest control and bird control.

The Pest Control scope has been split across the 6 Regions contained within the RFT suite of documents, participants may elect to bid for 1 or more regions.

submissionMethodDetails: This is a notice ONLY.


description: Irrigation

title: Supply and Installation of Automatic Irrigation Systems

description: Penrith City Council is seeking quotes from suitably experienced contractors, for the provision of the supply and installation of Automatic Irrigation System Ridge Park North Woodland Ave, Oxley Park & Rance Oval Parkes Avenue, Werrington.

addressForLodgement: All request for tender documents and addendums will be published via Penrith Council's tendering portal https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/Public/pcctenders/PublicJobs.aspx. This is also where your tender is to be lodged.


description: Conference centers

title: AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND FIRE AWARENESS CONFERENCE

title: 1. EOI RFX2019-009.pdf

title: 2. EOI Response schedule word format.docx

title: 3. RFS Statement of Business Ethics.pdf

tenderType: Expression of Interest for Specific Contracts

description:
This Expression of Interest is seeking submissions to identify a suitable location to host the 20th ACEFA Conference.

The Australian Community Engagement and Fire Awareness (ACEFA) Conference gathers up to 450 NSW RFS members and representatives across the emergency management sector to share knowledge, experiences and best practice to better engaging our communities, improve community safety and build resilience.


description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

title: Penrith Station New Train Crew Depot

description:
WS1618203403 – Penrith Station New Train Crew Depot:

The contract is a Design and Construct (D&C contract).

The project is within a Heritage Listed area and has been approved by the Office Environment Heritage OEH. The project encompasses the removal of existing portable buildings located at the end of Platform 3, in preparation for a new train crew facility. The new works involves the manufacture, supply and site installation of a new portable modular two storey building in the same location. The scope includes site works, demolition, excavation, civil works, new electrical, communications , fire services, internal  fit out works and external stairs, concrete paving and  landscaping.

submissionMethodDetails:
Additional details/Instructions:

In order to gain access to the Request For Tender documents, Tenderers are required to register their interest by sending an email tss.bidder@transport.nsw.gov.auand include the following:

Event Title, 2) RFT  ID , 3) Organisation Name, 4) ACN/ ABN, 5) Contact Name,
 6) Organisation/Contact Postal Address, 7) Contact Company Email Address, 8) Contact Phone No.

Mandatory site briefing will be held on Monday, 11th February 2019 at 10:00am - for details of meeting place, please refer to “Request for Tender” document.

Registration for site briefing finish on Friday, 8th February 2019 at 13:00 (1:00pm)

To gain access to the tender documents in Ariba over the internet once access is provided; please ensure that you are using Windows PC with web browser Internet Explorer Version 6, 7or above.


description: Highway and road maintenance service

title: Tender Documents 19.0000302132.1504.zip

title: Tender Submission Package 19.0000302132.1504.zip

1st Class Maintenance

streetAddress: 13 Dungara Cres, Stanhope Gardens

legalName: 1st Class Maintenance

name: bobby Carney lawn mowing and yard maintenance

streetAddress: 216 showground Rd, P.O. Box 92, TRANGIE

legalName: AR & DJ Carney

streetAddress: 1098 Sandy Creek Rd, Caragabal

legalName: Carrion Enterprises P/L

Red Squirrel Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 11409 Escort Way, Forbes

legalName: Red Squirrel

Wolfcon Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 885 Mountain Ash Road, Goulburn

legalName: Wolfcon Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 15 Rosegum Close, Warabrook

legalName: Workforce Road Services

title: Addendum 1.zip

rationale: Pre-tender meeting minutes, G1 Specification and Schedule of Rates

title: Addendum 2.zip

rationale: Revised Schedule of Rates and Contracting with Trust.

description:
Tenders are invited for Maintenance and servicing of Highway Rest Areas within Western Plains District.

This contract is for the maintenance and servicing of Highway roadside bins, rest areas, toilets and truck bays along the Newell and Mitchell Highways within Western Plains District.

A pre-tender meeting will be held at 11:00am on Tuesday 19 November 2019 at Roads and Maritime Services Depot 26-28 Hampden Street, Dubbo NSW 2800.  Attendance is mandatory to submit a conforming tender.

Tenderers shall confirm their attendance at the pre-tender meeting by Monday 18 November 2019 to the email address Jacinta.Rutherford@rms.nsw.gov.au  with subject heading stating Pre-Tender Meeting Attendance Confirmation – RMS.19.0000302132.1504.

All tenderers must comply with the New South Wales Government's Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework), Code of Practice for Procurement (NSW Code) and Implementation Guidelines to the New South Wales Code of Practice for Procurement: Building and Construction (NSW Guidelines).

Copies of the NSW Framework and NSW Code are available at www.procurepoint.nsw.gov.au.  The NSW Guidelines are available at www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au.

name: Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)

addressForLodgement: Electronic lodgement only


description: Data processing or preparation services

title: Digital Capture of NSW Survey Plans

currency: AUD

title: 3. RFT - Digital Capture of NSW Survey Plans_Part A.docx

title: 4. RFT - Digital Capture of NSW Survey Plans_Part-B.docx

Cyient

streetAddress: Level 5, 350 Collins Street, Melbourne

legalName: Cyient Australia Limited

Delfs Lascelles Consulting Surveyors

streetAddress: 260 Maitland Road, Mayfield

legalName: Delfs Lascelles Consulting Surveyors

DSM

countryName: UNITED KINGDOM

streetAddress: 5 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh, Edinburgh

legalName: DSM GEODATA LIMITED

Echo Ecology and Surveying

streetAddress: PO Box 4132, Crescent Head

legalName: Echo Ecology Pty Ltd

RMSI Australia Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 40, Lime Street, King street Wharf, Sydney

legalName: RMSI Australia Pty Ltd

title: Digital Capture Addendum-SS-ICT1819012-1.doc

title: Digital Capture of NSW Survey RFT - Part A - Statement of Requirements.docx

title: Digital Capture of NSW Survey RFT - Part B - Response.docx

rationale:
Addendum 1 answers questions raised during the briefing session held on 28/05/2019.

The other documents are the revised Part A and Part B documents referred to in Addendum 1.

title: Digital Capture Addendum-SS-ICT1819012-2.pdf

rationale: Addendum 2

rationale: The format of the document 4. RFT - Digital Capture of NSW Survey Plans_Part B has been amended to remove the tracked changes.

description:
Approximately 400,000 plans have now been captured into LandXML over New South Wales. To ensure value for money and consideration of changes in technology and potential vendors, SS is going back to the open market to engage a supplier to undertake the bulk digitalisation of survey plans for the remaining collection of Deposited Plans in NSW, now inclusive of Crown Plans and Strata plans.

SS have developed an Amazon Web Service environment as a storage, management and delivery solution for digital plan data. Successful suppliers will need to be able to interact with this system. The system will be used to both deliver plans to the supplier and return the plans to SS using this API services.

SS have recently undertaken a pilot project to capture Strata plans into a digital format that can allow the data to be extruded into 3D. A supplier will need to capture strata plans into a data format compatible with various 2D and 3D platforms. SS have had positive outcomes in the use of Geopackage but consideration will be given to other data formats that offer the same advantages and flexibility.

A pilot is underway for the capture of Local Government and utility provider Development Application (DA) Plans into a digital LandXML file for use in a proposed layer, enabled in the Amazon Web Service digital file storage and delivery service. The proposed layer is an important service SS will provide to Councils, utility and others. Councils will upload these plans to the AWS. This will trigger a flag to the supplier to capture that plan digitally. We have had success in the pilot capturing these plans in LandXML, however consideration will be given to other data formats which offer the same versatility and use/ingestion of the digital data file by other platforms.


description: Radio frequency data communication equipment

title: Fish River Water Scheme Radio Network Upgrade

title: e-Tendering Template - W0044780 Fish River Water Scheme Radio Network Uograde.pdf

title: e-Tendering Template - W0044780 Fish River Water Scheme Radio Network Uograde R1.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.1

Use LINK in revised file attached to access correct project.

description:
The Fish River water supply scheme on the NSW Central Tablelands is unique as the only water supply scheme in eastern Australia to transfer western flowing water east of the Great Dividing Range, mostly by gravity.  The scheme draws water from Oberon Dam and Duckmaloi Weir and includes 236 km of pipelines and a tunnel under the Great Dividing Range.  The scheme also provides water to Wallerawang and Mount Piper power stations, to Oberon and Lithgow councils for domestic and industry use, and to about 230 properties along its route.

Field staff also service and maintain the pipeline from Hampton State Forest to Katoomba Cascades.

The following User Needs cases details WNSW field staff needs:

• Field staff need to communicate with each other when away from the depot.

• Fields staff have a need to communicate with the depot when operating on WNSW assets as well as travelling to and from site.

Currently Mobile Carriage services, Satellite and the NSW Government Radio Network (GRN) do not provide sufficient reliable coverage in the Field of operation.

Whilst the FRWS radio system upgrade and application is a small radio system, limited in size and scale, it will be the first in class for WaterNSW radio system digital upgrade(s). On completion of the FRWS upgrade project, WaterNSW will undertake future upgrades to its other radio system(s) where targeted and often isolated coverage for our operations is required.

submissionMethodDetails:
Mandatory Tender Briefing

Tuesday 30/7/2019 from 2.00-4.00pm at WaterNSW, Level 14 169 Macquarie St, Parramatta NSW 2150

PLEASE RSVP ATTENDANCE EITHER THROUGH SCOUT OR BY EMAILING WaterNSW Procurement Officer on raj.rajendran@waternsw.com.au


description: Gravel

title: Supply and delivery of quarry products for Dandry Advanced Widening Pilliga

title: Tender Documents 19.0000302056.1558.zip

title: Tender Submission Package 19.0000302056.1558.zip

JCLS

streetAddress: 192, Old Gunnedah Rd, Narrabri

legalName: Johnstone Concrete & Landscape Supplies

Mackellar Excavations

streetAddress: 16 Torrens Road, Gunnedah

legalName: Mackellar Excavations Pty Ltd

Regional Quarries Australia Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 20 L sheraton Road, Dubbo

legalName: Regional Quarries Australia pty Ltd

title: Addendum 1.zip

rationale: Updated Major Supply Agreement

description:
Tenders are invited for supply and delivery of quarry products for Dandry Advanced Widening at Pilliga.

This contract is for the supply and delivery of DGB20, DGS40, Select Material, Sealing Aggregate 14mm and 7mm Scatter and Gabion Rock for Dandry Advanced Widening at Pilliga in Western Region.

All tenderers must comply with the New South Wales Government's Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework), Code of Practice for Procurement (NSW Code) and Implementation Guidelines to the New South Wales Code of Practice for Procurement: Building and Construction (NSW Guidelines).

Copies of the NSW Framework and NSW Code are available at www.procurepoint.nsw.gov.au.  The NSW Guidelines are available at www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au.

Identifiers:
New England
Central West
Orana/Far West


title: Freemans Reach Fire Shed

title: T00093 Issue Docs Part 1.zip

title: T00093 Issue Docs Part 2.zip

title: T00093 Issue Docs Part 3.zip

title: T00093 Issue Docs Part 4.zip

title: Addendum 1 -main.zip

title: 1290-1A Elec.zip

title: 1290-1A Hydro.zip

title: Civil.zip

rationale: Responses to questions asked and revised drawings

title: Addendum 2.zip

rationale: Additional changes based on questions asked

description: Construction of a new Fire Shed at Freemans Reach

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
Northern Sydney

addressForLodgement: As per RFT

submissionMethodDetails: Please note Closing date has been extended to 26/9/19

conditionsForParticipation: Mandatory site inspection 10 September 2019 at 9am


description: Athletic and recreational facility construction service

title: SCHOEFFEL PARK –   KEY SUBURB PARK DEVELOPMENT – STAGE ONE

description: ABOUT THE PROPOSED CONTRACT:Council intends to enter into a contract for the development of Schoeffel Park located at Horningsea Park into a more aesthetically pleasing and welcoming recreation space for residents

submissionMethodDetails: Please follow the link below to download tender information and lodge submissions


description: Strategic planning consultation services

title: 6340.19.33 Invitation for Quotation.pdf

title: 6340.19.33 Volume 1- Specification.pdf

title: 6340.19.33 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: 6340.19.33 Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract.pdf

title: 6340.19.33 Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors.pdf

rationale: Please refer to downloadable document Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors.

title: 6340.19.33 Addenda 2 - Extension to Close of Quotation.pdf

rationale: Please refer to downloadable document Addenda 2 - Extension to Close of Quotation.

title: 6340.19.33 Addenda 3 -  Further Questions from Contractors.pdf

rationale: Please refer to downloadable document Addenda 3 - Further Questions from Contractors.

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Quotations from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors to provide Heritage Maintenance Guidelines for Wingecarribee Shire Council.

A more detailed brief of the extent of services required by Council is set out in Volume 1 - Specification which is included as part of the Request for Quotation documentation.

In accordance with Council Policy and Guidelines, Council invites quotations in accordance with this Invitation and the following accompanying documents:

• Volume 1 - Specification

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract, and

• Any published Addenda

addressForLodgement: Council's Nominated Electronic Tender Box https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

The information required from the respondent will be used to evaluate responses in accordance with pre-established Mandatory Participation Criteria, Non-Cost Criteria, and Cost Criteria.

Mandatory Participation Criteria will be assessed on a Yes/No basis and MUST be met by the Respondent. If a response fails to fully comply with any of the outlined mandatory criteria, Council may deem the response to be non-conforming and therefore not be eligible to be shortlisted or progress any further in the evaluation.

Non-Cost and cost criteria will be evaluated as weighted criteria by the Evaluation Panel for determining an overall value for money evaluation of the Respondent’s submission. Failure to fully comply with non-cost and cost criteria may reduce the Respondent’s overall score but will not result in the exclusion of the Response from further consideration.

For further information, please see Conditions of Responding – Council Quotations.


description: Civil engineering

title: Invitation to Tender - Design Consultancy for W Falls Lake Precinct .docx

description: Design Consultancy Services for additional infrastructure facilities to Wentworth Falls Lake Precinct.

submissionMethodDetails:
Quote documents must be accessed and submissions are lodged online at

https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/Public/PublicJobs.aspx?Code=bmccpro3

(“Electronic Tender Box)

conditionsForParticipation:
Council may refuse to consider any Tender which does not meet the Mandatory Criteria.

The Mandatory Criteria are:

The Tenderer and any nominated subcontractor(s) must not be bankrupt or insolvent.

Tenderers must provide details of instances where, within five (5) years prior to submitting their Tender, they have been found guilty of breaching any Act or Regulation, including but not limited to:

·           Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth)

·           Industrial Relations Act 1996 (NSW)

·           Work Health & Safety Act 2011 (NSW) and/or its predecessor Occupational Health & Safety Act 2000 (NSW)

·           Workplace Injury Management & Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW)

·           Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999

·           Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth)

·           Human Rights (Sexual Conduct) Act 1994 (Cth)

·           Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth)

·           Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth)

·           Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth)

·           Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW)

·           Disability Services Act 1986 (Cth)

·           Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)

·           Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)

·           Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)

All Tenderers must comply with the NSW Government Code of Practice for Procurement (Code) that is current at the date of issue of this Request for Tender.   The ability of a Tenderer to demonstrate compliance with the Code is an essential condition of these Condition.


description: Engineering associations

title: Engineering Design Manual for Western Sydney

description:
Offers are invited for the preparation of an Engineering Design Manual in collaboration with the Councils of Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Camden, Campbelltown, Fairfield, Hawkesbury, Liverpool, Penrith and Wollondilly.

The Manual is to provide a uniform, local government engineering design specification for all nine Councils that sets clear expectations, helps to simplify the development assessment process, delivers better outcomes for residents and reduces costs to homebuyers.

The Manual will facilitate the delivery of the principles within the Western City District Plan and will look at new innovative approaches to engineering design that are focussed on achieving environmental and liveability outcomes for existing and future residents.

The project is being managed through the Western Sydney Planning Partnership (WSPP) and is funded by the Commonwealth Government.

A project briefing will be held on Tuesday 25 June 2019 at 10:00am located on Level 6, 56 Station Street, Parramatta NSW 2150.

Please register attendance by emailing the Contact Officer at quotations@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
South West Sydney

submissionMethodDetails: Please follow the linkbelow to download tender information and lodge submissions.


description: Building cleaning services

title: JINDABYNE CLEANING CONTRACT 2020

title: Microsoft Word - Jindabyne Cleaning Contract 2020 - Part D Statement of Requirements.pdf

title: Part C Tender Response Schedule.docx

title: Jindabyne Cleaning Contract 2020 - Part A Tendering Conditions.docx

title: Standard long form contract.docx

title: Addendum 1 - Jindabyne Cleaning Contract 2020.doc

title: Jindabyne Cleaning Contract 2020 - Technical Brief.DOCX

title: Jindabyne Cleaning Contract 2020 - Technical Brief - SRVC - SR2008686715.DOCX

rationale: Please see attached Addendum

description: refer to tender docs

submissionMethodDetails: Note the tender briefing details in Part A tendering conditions

conditionsForParticipation: Please complete your response in Part C of the tender documents


description: Nonresidential building construction services

title: Expression of Interest to Construct a New Aviation Visitor Attraction & Airport Terminal at Scone Airport

title: Expression of Interest Documentation - 10025791.PDF

title: PW_EOI_ReturnableSchedules.DOCX

rationale:
Administrative Amendment 01 - Change to Contact Person for EoI

NOTE: THERE IS NO DOWNLOAD FILE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS AMENDMENT

description: Expressions of Interest (EOI) are invited from organisations wishing to be pre-registered to tender for a contract for the construction of a new Aviation Visitor Attraction and Airport Terminal at Scone Airport.

addressForLodgement: Tenderers are to lodge their tender response via this website including acknowledgement of any addenda issued. Addenda are also to be noted on the tender form in the space provided. If you have a problem lodging your response, please contact 1800 NSW BUY (1800 679 289) before the advertised closing time for the tender.

submissionMethodDetails:
OBTAINING RFT DOCUMENTS:

SOFTCOPY DOCUMENT

Only a downloadable SOFTCOPY version of the RFT is available.

First time visitors to this web site who wish to OBTAIN a copy of this RFT will need to Self-Register on this web site to gain access to any documents.

To obtain this RFT/EOI and any FUTURE related Amendments that may be issued, you must download to your own computer all the files provided (including from time to time any Amendments), by clicking on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

SUBMITTING YOUR RESPONSE - ELECTRONIC LODGMENT

Your completed Tender response is to be lodged electronically via this web page.

Click on the Lodge a Response link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.
 Electronic Tender Box Security
 During the lodgement process all submitted responses received successfully are encrypted by the system for security and stored securely in the web site “electronic tender box”. All responses that are received can only be accessed, un-encrypted and opened after the RFT has officially closed. This is done though a controlled Tender Opening process managed by the Agency’s Tender Opening Committee.

Tender Response confirmation & receipt
 A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all responses received successfully.

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

Adobe Acrobat Reader 10.0 (or more recent) - Please click http://www.adobe.com  to be taken to a free download site.

WinZip 15.0 (or more recent) or equivalent - Please click http://www.winzip.com  to be taken to a free evaluation download site now.

Microsoft Word 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

Microsoft Excel 2010 (or more recent) or equivalent.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox web browsers.

The minimum requirements are IE version 8 or later with Cipher Strength = 128bit.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies. You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed.

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Expression of Interest for Specific Contracts


items: Restricted Tender

title: Design, Construction, Fit-Out and Refurbishment of Specialised Vehicles for the NSW Police Force

status: Restricted Tender

RFTAccess: Restricted Tender

documents: Restricted Tender

amendments: Restricted Tender

tenderType: Restricted Tender

description: Restricted Tender

tenderPeriod: Restricted Tender

eTenderStatus: Restricted Tender

inheritanceType: Restricted Tender

deliveryLocation: Restricted Tender

submissionMethod: Restricted Tender

multiAgencyAccess: Restricted Tender

procurementMethod: Restricted Tender

timeframeDelivery: Restricted Tender

coveredProcurement: Restricted Tender

addressForLodgement: Restricted Tender

multiAgencyAccessType: Restricted Tender

submissionMethodDetails: Restricted Tender

eTenderProcurementMethod: Restricted Tender

conditionsForParticipation: Restricted Tender


description: Civil engineering

title: Augmentation of Sewage Pumping Station BBO1

title: 2019_ISD034 BB01 Augmentation.pdf

title: 2019_ISD034 Tender Schedules Envelope One.doc

title: 2019_ISD034 Tender Schedules Envelope Two.doc

title: 2019_ISD034 Appendices.zip

title: Addendum One 2019_ISD034.pdf

title: 2019_ISD034 Addendum One.zip

rationale:
Addendum No. 1 consisting of:

Addendum No.1  Acknowledgment form to lodge with Tender

BB01 Safety in Design Report

Eurobodalla Shire Council Water and Sewer Electrical Specification (February 2018)

BB01 Existing Station Photos

BB01 Pre Tender Meeting Minutes

title: 2019_ISD034 BB01 Drawings.pdf

rationale:
Notice to All Tenderers

2019/ISD-034

Attached BB01 Drawings

title: Addendum Three 2019_ISD034.pdf

rationale: Addendum 3:  response to query:  Please advise the required flow-rate to be accommodated for during by-pass operations.

title: Addendum Two 2019_ISD034.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No. 2

Refer to the attached document for the full details

Please Note: The Tender has been extended and will now close on Thursday, 21st February 2018 at 9.30am

description:
Augmentation of Sewage Pumping Station BB01, at Surf Beach Batemans Bay.  Change of existing dry/wet well arrangement to wet well with new submersible pumps, valve pit, pipework, metalwork and removal of existing equipment from site.  Associated electrical works onsite.

* Refer to Conditions for the Non Mandatory pre-tender site meeting details.

 * Please note that this is a 2 envelope tender. See Additional Details section for instructions.

timeframeDelivery: 31 weeks

addressForLodgement:
Electronic Tender box is at -   https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

Tenderers are to lodge their tender response via this website including acknowledgement of any addenda issued. Addenda are also to be noted on the tender form in the space provided. If you have a problem lodging your response, please contact 1800 NSW BUY (1800 679 289) before the advertised closing time for the tender.

submissionMethodDetails:
Documentation available for this RFT.

A softcopy only of the whole specification including a separate softcopy of the returnable schedules is available for downloading by following the instructions below.

Obtaining RFT Documentation

First time visitors to this web site who wish to download or order documents will need to self-register on this web site to gain access to the documents.

Softcopy Document

An electronic version of the specification and returnable schedules can be downloaded from this web site free of charge.

To obtain the provided specification and schedules from this web site download all the provided files by clicking on the "DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY" link at the bottom of this page and following the on screen instructions.

Hardcopy Copy is not available for this Document

Submitting your response - Electronic Lodgement

When you have completed your response you can lodge it electronically via this Web Site.

You must be a registered user in order to submit a response.

Click on the "LODGE A RESPONSE" link at the bottom of this page and follow the on-screen instructions.

PC Software requirements:

To be able to open and read/view the downloaded files for this RFT you may require certain software to be installed on your PC:

            Adobe ® Acrobat Reader ® 8.0 (or more recent)

            WinZip ® 10.0 (or more recent) or equivalent

Additional software may also be required, including the following, depending on the file types provided:

            Microsoft ® Word 2007 (or more recent) or equivalent.

            Microsoft ® Excel 2007 (or more recent) or equivalent.

Other requirements

An Internet connection to lodge completed responses.

This web site has been optimised for the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser.

The minimum requirements are as follows – IE version 8 or later with Cipher Strength = 128bit.

Your web browser MUST be set to accept cookies. You will not be able to Register or access the documents if cookies are not allowed

The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.

Still having problems?

Having problems with logging in, responding, downloading, opening or viewing files, please refer to the “FAQ” section under the On-line? HELP button at the top of this page.

conditionsForParticipation:
Please note this is a 2 envelope tender.  The tender schedules are marked as envelope one and envelope two.  They must be submitted as two separate files when you lodge your tender.

A Non Mandatory Pre-tender site meeting will be held onsite on 31st January 2019 at 10.30am.  Detailed map supplied in documents.


description: Information Technology Broadcasting and Telecommunications

title: Supply and Implement a Digital Updating System

description:
Sydney Trains seeks Request for Proposals to Supply, Implement and Maintain a Digital Updating System.

This procurement relates to the delivery of efficient timetable updating for the Intercity Timetable. Previously these have been provided in-house by way of manually updating the paper timetable, to then be updated in the FARS database.

submissionMethodDetails:
In order to gain access to the Request for Tender documents, Tenderers are required to register their interest by sending an email: TSS.Bidder@transport.nsw.gov.au and including the following:

1) Tender No and Title, 2) RFT ID, 3) Organisation Name, 4) ACN/ABN, 5) Contact Name, 6) Organisation/contact postal address, 7) Contact email address (preferably an email address with the contact person's name), 8) Contact phone number

To gain access to the tender documents in Ariba over the internet once access is provided, please ensure that you are using PC with web browser:

Google Chrome 54+ (64-bit)

Microsoft Internet Explorer 7-11 (32-bit)

Mozilla Firefox 24 or 27(ESR)

Safari 9+ (64-bit)

Microsoft Edge (32-bit)


description: Highway and road construction services

title: Site Management Services for Cobb Highway Moama Intersections (Stage 4 of the Echucha Moama Bridge Project)

title: Cover Page and Contents.zip

title: Drawings.zip

title: RMS Procedures.zip

title: Tender Documents.zip

name: Professional Engineering Service Pty Limited

streetAddress: 3/6 St Georges Crescent, Drummoyne

RMG

streetAddress: 2 Somerville Street, Bendigo

legalName: Regional Management Group Pty Ltd

SMEC Australia Pty Ltd.

region: ACT

streetAddress: Suite 2, Level 1, 243 Northbourne Avenue, LYNEHAM

legalName: SMEC Australia Pty Ltd.

description:
Tenders are invited to provide Site Management Services to assist in administration and management of the contract for construction of the Cobb Highway Moama Intersections, Stage 4 of the Echuca Moama Bridge Project.

All tenderers must comply with the NSW Government’s Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework) and Code of Practice for Procurement (NSW Code).  Copies of the NSW Framework and NSW Code are available at www.procurepoint.nsw.gov.au.


description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

title: Transition to new tendering and sourcing system - please register now

description:
Procurement Central will be the platform that the Department of Communities and Justice use for the majority of its sourcing activities. Open tender activities will still be advertised through eTenders, but access to the tender documentation and submission of responses will happen through Procurement Central.

The Department of Communities and Justice encourages you to proactively register in Procurement Central which can be accessed here

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact procurement@justice.nsw.gov.au. For assistance with the registration process please contacts the Helpdesk via phone: +61 (0)2 8074 8627 or customersupport@bravosolution.com.