description: Utilities

title: Water Main Renewal – Gladstone Road, Bowral

title: T-2023-8 Invitation to Tender.pdf

title: T-2023-8 Volume 1 - Specification.pdf

title: T-2023-8 Volume 1a - Appendices A - E.zip

title: T-2023-8 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: T-2023-8 Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract.pdf

title: T-2023-8 Addenda 2 - Questions from Contractors.pdf

rationale: Please see downloadable document Addenda 2 - Questions from Contractors.

title: T-2023-8 Addenda 1 - Site Inspection Minutes.pdf

title: C13 Road Openings and Restoration - Utilities.pdf

title: SD155.pdf

rationale:
Please see downloadable documents

- Addenda 1 - Site Inspection Minutes;

- C13 Road Openings and Restoration - Utilities; and

- SD155.

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Tenders from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors to replace approximately 733m of water main on Gladstone Road in Bowral, NSW from Queen Street to the zone boundary valve in Carlisle Street.

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 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 1a – Appendices A - E

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract, and

• Any published Addenda

submissionMethodDetails:
A Tender Briefing/Site Inspection will be held as per the details provided in the table below:

Date

Time

Location

Thursday, 18 May 2023

10:00am

Corner of Queen Street and Gladstone Road, Bowral NSW

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

The information required by the Respondent in 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 process.

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 Tenders.


scheme: UNSPSC

description: Editorial and Design and Graphic and Fine Art Services

status: complete

RFTAccess: Open

id: EOI- NSW TSY BICENTENARY HISTORY MANAGING EDITOR-1

title: NSW Treasury history EOI.docx

documentType: tenderNotice

rationale: Please note this has been extended till the 23rd January 2023 12.00PM

rationale: Please note that the closing date is now 12.00pm 16th January 2023

tenderType: Expression of Interest for Specific Contracts

description:
NSW Treasury is seeking a professional historian to serve as managing editor for a new organisational history, to be delivered as part of its bicentenary in 2024.

The engagement would deliver a Bicentenary History of NSW Treasury in mid-2024. The publication would be a compilation of essays from multiple contributors of the economic history of New South Wales, with specific attention to NSW Treasury’s role within it.

eTenderStatus: published

inheritanceType: RFT

scheme: xNSWRegions

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

submissionMethod: written ElectronicSubmission

procurementMethod: selective

addressForLodgement: All responses via this website

submissionMethodDetails: Please refer to the attached document for more information

conditionsForParticipation: Open EOI

initiationType: tender


description: Sponsorships

title: 2023 Schools Spectacular Sponsorship EOI

title: 2023 Schools Spectacular Sponsorship Prospectus LR.pdf

format: application/pdf

title: RFT Preview Document

tenderType: Open Tenders

description:
The NSW Department of Education is interested in partnering with organisations in support of its premier performing and creative arts event, the Schools Spectacular, which will celebrate its 40th Anniversary on 24 and 25 November 2023 at Qudos Bank Arena.

The department partners with many organisations whose support for state-wide school education programs adds significant value to student learning experiences. Our partners contribute cash and in-kind support to a range of ongoing learning programs as well as educational initiatives. The department in return provides profiling and other benefits.

Since 1984, the Schools Spectacular has grown to become more than just a showcase highlighting the talents of the students of New South Wales Public Schools. It is an iconic cultural event incorporating students from diverse backgrounds and communities from the length and breadth of the state.

Staged at Qudos Bank Arena, the Schools Spectacular is broadcast annually to over a million viewers. It is a world-class arena production and one of the largest annual events of its calibre anywhere in Australia, and arguably the world. From its ability to produce national and international stars, to its role in promoting inclusiveness and reconciliation, the Schools Spectacular has no peer.

SpecFest is the outdoor entertainment hub situated on the Qudos Bank arena forecourt. Since its launch in 2016, SpecFest has become a quintessential part of the Schools Spectacular experience. It’s a place for families to enjoy entertainment, activities, partner activations and giveaways while enjoying a range of food and beverage stalls before and after the show.

Sponsorship packages are available for the following designation levels.

• Presenting Partner

• Technology Partner

• Executive Partner

• Major Sponsor

• Initiatives Sponsor

• Professional Learning Sponsor

• SpecFest Partner

We can also work with you to tailor a sponsorship package that meets your organisation's objectives or negotiate a multi-year agreement. Value-in-kind sponsorships and advertising opportunities are also available.

To receive further information on these opportunities or discuss the range of investment and benefit packages available, please contact Sandra Copeman on 0408 696 571 or by email at sandra.copeman@det.nsw.edu.au.

Please note, expressions of interest close at 6:00pm on Tuesday 31 January, 2023.

procurementMethod: open

timeframeDelivery: March to December 2023

submissionMethodDetails: The Arts, Sport and Initiatives Directorate will also be calling for expressions of interest for sponsorship of additional Arts Unit programs in coming weeks.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Open Tenders

conditionsForParticipation:
The NSW Department of Education supports sponsorship arrangements with appropriate organisations, individuals, businesses and other government agencies whose practices, priorities and objectives are consistent with the policies, principles, vision and goals of public education in NSW.

Successful respondents to the EOI will be required to countersign Sponsorship Agreements or Letters of Agreement subject to:

·       Commercial Arrangements, Sponsorship & Donations Policy https://education.nsw.gov.au/policy-library/policies/pd-2009-0399

·       Commercial Arrangements, Sponsorship & Donations Implementation Procedures

https://education.nsw.gov.au/content/dam/main-education/policy-library/associated-documents/pd-2009-0399-01.pdf


description: Building and Property

title: Footpath Construction - Bessemer Street, Mittagong

title: Q-2023-30 Invitation for Quotation.pdf

title: Q-2023-30 Volume 1 - Specification.pdf

title: Q-2023-30 Volume 1a - Drawings.pdf

title: Q-2023-30 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: Q-2023-30 Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract.pdf

title: Q-2023-30 Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors.pdf

format: pdf

documentType: amendments

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

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Quotations from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors for the construction of 352m2 of footpath and 100m of balustrade on Bessemer Street in Mittagong, NSW, inclusive of edge strips, kerb tie in and associated works.

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 quotationsin accordance with this Invitation and the following accompanying documents:

• Volume 1 - Specification

• Volume 1a –Drawings

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract, and

• Any published Addenda

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

addressForLodgement:
Council's Nominated Electronic Tender Box: https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/ (preferred method of lodgement)

Council's physical Tender Box: Wingecarribee Shire Council Civic Centre, Elizabeth Street Moss Vale 2577

PO Box 141 Moss Vale NSW 2577

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

The information required by the Respondent in 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 process.

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: New construction projects

title: Invitation to Quote.docx

description: Construction of Pedestrian Refuge at 87A Hawkesbury Road, Springwood.

multiAgencyAccessType: All Agencies

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

https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/BMCCPro3(“Electronic Tender Box)

conditionsForParticipation:
The Conditions for Participation are mandatory requirements, which describe minimum standards that Suppliers must meet for their Quotes to be considered. If Suppliers do not meet the Conditions of Participation, they will be excluded from the evaluation process.

The Conditions for Participation are:

·          Suppliers must be an acceptable legal entity. It is Council’s policy not to trade with any organisation that does not hold a registered ABN;

·          Suppliers must not be bankrupt or insolvent;

·          Suppliers must declare and provide details of any occurrence, within 5 years prior to submitting a Quote, where the Supplier has been found guilty of breaching any Act or Regulation.

·          Suppliers must have the minimum level of insurance cover specified in the Contract; and

·          Suppliers must comply with the New South Wales Government Code of Procurement.


description: Building and Property

title: Park & Ride Commuter Car Parks

rationale: Updated Category

tenderType: Request for Proposals

description:
Park & Ride Commuter Car Parking management systems, operation and maintenance, and new car park technology.

TfNSW currently has over 300 commuter car parks across New South Wales. The Park&Ride program commenced in 2018 and is designed to free-up more spaces at commuter car parks for those who want to travel on public transport. There are currently around 23 Park&Ride car parks in operation. This number will increase as more commuter car parks are added to the Program.

TfNSW will be adding and upgrading a number of locations. It is anticipated that additional locations will be added later date during the contract period.

Park&Ride car parks have entries and exits controlled by boom gates and use number plate recognition that is integrated with the TfNSW Opal system to verify a Customer has taken a valid public transport trip. Customers do not need to tap an Opal card to enter a Park&Ride car park. Boom gates at exits are designed to open automatically when a public transport customer uses an accepted Opal card to tap out as they are leaving the car park or when they have registered for a Park&Ride with Transport Connect account. To validate free parking, a valid trip must be completed on public transport during the time the vehicle was parked. If a valid trip has not been completed the customer would be required to pay for parking. The car parks do not accept cash and if payment is required this is via the credit and debit payment terminals located at the exit.

Further information can be found here: www.transportnsw.info/parkandride.

TfNSW is seeking:

• the supply, installation and commissioning of car parking management systems for a number of Park&Ride car parks within New South Wales (with possible addition of future car parks);

• the operation and maintenance of equipment and management systems for the Park&Ride car parks (with possible addition of future car parks); and

• development and delivery of new car park technology including software and hardware development and integration and continuous improvement in technology.

submissionMethodDetails:
Additional details/Instructions: (For ARIBA tenders only) 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 include 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)

eTenderProcurementMethod: Request for Proposals

conditionsForParticipation:
• Demonstrated previous experience in operating and maintaining a large number of car parks?

• Existing resources located across Greater Sydney and surrounds to  service and manage car parks with a large geographical    spread ability to expand the resources to manage the TfNSW car parks

• Demonstrated project management capability and delivery teams with software and hardware integration experience.


description: Engineering and Technical

title: EOI Conditions Part A Final.pdf

title: EOI Response Part B Final.docx

title: Addendum 1 Vendor questions during procurement process.docx

format: docx

rationale: Addendum added

title: Addendum 2 Vendor questions during procurement process.docx

rationale: Addendum 2 added

title: addendum 4 Vendor questions during procurement process.docx

rationale: Addendum 4 added

title: Addendum 3 Vendor questions during procurement process.docx

title: Road Safety Innovation Funding Round 2023 Briefing Session.mp4

rationale: Addendum 3 added and Briefing session

tenderType: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

description: This EOI Road safety innovation funding round 2023 invites expressions of interest for the provision of road safety research and programs that prevent or reduce injuries from motor accidents and improve safety education to the Principal as described in the Statement of Requirements (Attachment 1) in these EOI Conditions and Statement of Requirements.

coveredProcurement: Y

submissionMethodDetails: EOI


description: Occupational therapy services

title: Building Modifications Occupational Therapist Panel

title: prj_608_RFP BMOT pack.zip

format: zip

title: RFT Preview Document

title: Addendum 1_prj_608 Building Mods OT_BMOT_Panel.pdf

rationale: Addendum #1 - response to tenderers' enquiries.

title: Addendum 2_prj_608 Building Mods OT_BMOT_Panel.pdf

rationale: Clarification to 2 enquiries raised by potential respondents

description: Building Modification Occupational Therapists (BMOTs) are engaged by Lifetime Schemes to support assessment of participants’ needs in relation to any major reasonable and necessary home modifications. Major home modification services are funded in accordance with an icare fee schedule and encompass a wide range of tasks from brief feasibility assessments through to detailed assessment and acquittal after building works are complete.

timeframeDelivery: It is envisaged that the panel is due to commence in March 2023 for a three-year duration, with an optional extension of two years after that period. Any extension shall be solely at the discretion of icare.

addressForLodgement: electronically via eTendering

conditionsForParticipation: Compliance with the RFP Conditions and the Statement of Requirements


description: Building and Property

title: Request for Proposals: Leasing of Commercial Property (fmr childcare centre) cnr Anzac Pde and Dacey Ave, Moore Park

title: RFP Commercial Building cnr Anzac Parade and Dacey Ave Moore Park - RFP SF22164538.zip

description:
The Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust (CPMPT) is requesting proposals to lease the commercial building on the corner of Anzac Parade and Dacey Avenue, Moore Park. Uses considered will include recreation (eg health studio), child care or community uses but Alternative Proposals will also be accepted for term and use.

The former 59-place childcare centre is centrally located and offers an integration of indoor and outdoor facilities surrounded by trees. The single level building with a NLA of 577sqm is located on the entry to the Moore Park sports precinct adjacent to the ES Marks Athletics Field.

Moore Park (the Park) was founded as a recreation ground in 1866 to provide the people of Sydney with a public space for outdoor activities and organised sports. It now provides 115 hectares of public space to the people of Sydney for leisure activities.  The Park’s sports fields include basketball, tennis and netballs courts, the ES Marks Athletics Field, an 18-hole Group One public golf course, chipping and putting greens and a 60 bay driving range. The Park is also used as a venue for outdoor events.

The successful respondent will have experience in operation of similar facilities and services, evidence of sustainable business practices and the ability to work collaboratively with CPMPT as part of existing park operations.

Any resulting commercial agreement will be in the form of a lease.


description: Education

title: Standalone OSHC Licence Farmborough Road Public School

title: SINSW05202 23 RFT documents OSHC Licence Farmborough Road Public School.zip

Identifiers:
South East Sydney
South West Sydney
Illawarra
Southern Highlands

submissionMethodDetails:
No site visit is offered for this tender. Please refer to details of premises to be used by the OSHC Services

Industry Briefing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRG14sk2Wpg


description: Fence construction service

title: 01 RFT-10055021 Tender Documents.pdf

title: 02 Vol 2 Returnable Tender Schedules.docx

title: 03 Vol 5 Plans and Specifications.zip

title: 04 Vol 6 Docs for Info.zip

title: RFT-10055021 Addendum 1.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.1 - Notice to All Tenderers

Provision of Minutes from Pre-Tender Site Meeting held on 14 February 2023 at 12:00PM

Principal Advice - arrangement to make Principal Supplied Items avaliable for inspection to tenderers is avaliable on 27 February 2023 between 2:00PM to 4:00PM at meeting point of Kylie Street, Macksville NSW 2447. This is not a mandatory inspection, but is encouraged to tenderers. Please review details of the attachment for more comprehensive details

Tenderers are encouraged to review all information included in this Addendum including any comments or attachments, and where instructed incorporate into their tender submission.

END OF ADDENDUM NO.1

description:
Macksville Ngambaa Feral Predator Fence Construction Macksville Ngambaa Feral Predator Fence Construction

Additional Information: Single RFT will contain 3 separable portions and may result in either the award of a single Contract, or the award of the 3 separable portions dependant on the evaluation results. May be 1, 2, or 3 contracts.

Clearing and Vegetation Management

Fence and Gate Construction

Waterway crossings and associated Civil works
Civil works will require a considerable element of design, for individual waterway crossing approaches as well as design of three culvert crossings using Principal supplied materials.

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast

timeframeDelivery: 30 weeks

submissionMethodDetails:
**A MANDATORY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON SITE AT 12:00 PM ON TUESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2023

Ngambaa Nature Reserve, Allgomera NSW 2441

Please register your intended attendance to kobe.martin@pwa.nsw.gov.au by COB 10 February 2023.
Exact meeting point: Cedar Park picnic area -30.879605581678874, 152.77944053992778

Due to the size of the site, the pre-tender meeting will not include a tour of the entire site. The site is publicly accessible and tenderers are strongly encouraged to inspect the site prior to the pre-tender meeting. Tenderers should follow all National Parks rules and recommendations when accessing the site  https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/picnic-areas/cedar-park-picnic-area

Obtaining the RFT Documents
 Click on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY - Free  link at the bottom of the page, then register your firm in the system (if not previously  registered), and follow onscreen instructions to download the RFT document files provided.

Lodging a Response

 This is a two envelope tender - please submit your tender schedules in two separate files Envelope 1 Non Price and Envelope 2 Price schedules

*Electronic Submissions ONLY via NSW Government etendering website: https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

As the tenderer you must be a current Registered user of this web site.
 Click on the blue LODGE ON RESPONSE link at the bottom of this page, then using your registered system Login Username and Password and follow the on-screen instructions to be taken to the lodging screen to submit your electronic tender response.

Electronic Tender Box Security
 During the lodgement process all submitted responses are encrypted for security and stored securely in the “electronic tender box”.
 All responses that are received successfully can only be accessed, decrypted, retrieved and opened after the RFT has officially closed.

RFT Response - receipt/confirmation
 A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all submitted responses files received successfully.

Software Requirements
 To be able to view the requirements within the RFT you will require the following software to be installed on your PC:
 * Adobe Acrobat Reader  5.0 (or more recent)
 * Winzip  7.0 (or more recent) or equivalent

The RFT may also require the following software:
 * Microsoft - Word 2010 or compatible version.
 * Microsoft - Excel 2010 compatible version.

Other requirements:
 Internet connection to lodge completed tender response
 The tenderer is responsible for the provision and installation of the necessary software.

conditionsForParticipation:
**A MANDATORY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON SITE AT 12:00 pm ON TUESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2023

Ngambaa Nature Reserve, Allgomera NSW 2441

 Please register your intended attendance to kobe.martin@pwa.nsw.gov.au by COB 10 February 2023.
 Exact meeting point: Cedar Park picnic area -30.879605581678874, 152.77944053992778
 Due to the size of the site, the pre-tender meeting will not include a tour of the entire site. The site is publicly accessible and tenderers are strongly encouraged to inspect the site prior to the pre-tender meeting. Tenderers should follow all National Parks rules and recommendations when accessing the site  https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/picnic-areas/cedar-park-picnic-area


id: New Contract - Automated Chromosome Harvester

description: Medical equipment

status: planned

PPstatus: As Published

description: Automated Chromosome Harvester

multiAgencyAccess: Potentially

multiAgencyAccessType: Department Agencies


description: Medical Equipment and Accessories and Supplies

description: Ultrasound Equipment Supplementary


description: Electrical

title: Invitation to Tender - Supply and Installation of Street Lighting Upgrade .docx

description: Supply and Installation of Springwood Tennis Club Floodlighting Upgrade.

submissionMethodDetails:
Tender documents must be accessed and lodged online at

https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/BMCCPro3(“Electronic Tender Box)

conditionsForParticipation:
Conditions for Participation are mandatory requirements, which describe minimum standards that Tenderers must meet for their Tender to be considered.  If Tenderers do not meet the Conditions of Participation, they will be excluded from the RFT evaluation process.

The Conditions for Participation are:

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

The Tenderer must provide details of instances where, within 5 years prior to submitting a Tender, they have been found guilty of breaching any Act or Regulation. Such Acts include, without limitation:

·       Fair Work Act 2009Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth)

·       Industrial Relations Act 1996 (NSW)

·       Work Health & Safety Act 2009 (Cth)

·       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)

All Tenderers must comply with the New South Wales Government Code of Procurement.

Tenders are to be invited, and invitations to tender are to be made, in accordance with the provisions of Section 55 of the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW).


description: Environmental Services

title: Submerged Debris Removal Program

title: SR3821785844 RFT.zip

title: SR3821785844 Addendum 3.pdf

rationale:
Addendum 3

Confirming tender close date is 10 February @ 2pm

Additional information on Professional Indeminity

title: SR3821785844 Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Addendum 2 - Q&A

title: SR3821785844 Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Addendum 1 - Information

description:
Parts of New South Wales have been severely impacted by multiple flooding and storms events in 2021 and 2022. These natural disaster events have generated significant amounts of flood debris in affected areas.

Following the completion of the hydrographic survey program, which used sonar to identify submerged debris in flood impacted waterways, the NSW EPA is now moving into a maintenance program to deal with waste that has been identified for removal and is submerged.

The surveys identified various large and hazardous debris such as car chassis, large trees, tyres and other miscellaneous wastes for removal. Specific tonnages or the number of items requiring removal is currently being confirmed through further investigations. This information will be made available to successful Tenderer(s) throughout the contract term to allow for accurate costings for each task.

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray
Illawarra
Southern Highlands

timeframeDelivery: June 2024

conditionsForParticipation: Please see RFT documents


description: Transportation

description:
Open RFEOI for proposals to develop and lead a project in alignment with the Workforce Enhancements focus area focusing on workforce wellbeing/mental health, leadership and change management, and collaborate on the project with the SSD Working Group for a period of nine (9) months. The maximum funding available for this Project in 2023/24 is $100,000 in total.

Transport for NSW invites submission of Proposals detailing Project Management Plans (PMPs) for the provision of Transport Sector Support and Development (SSD) Activity 2 under the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP), for a period of 9 months.

Funding is allocated annually under the CHSP. The provision of activities to support access to transport services under the CHSP is a critical component of the programme. Funding will be allocated to SSD Project Plans which best meet the objectives of the CHSP.

timeframeDelivery: 9 months

addressForLodgement: Hardcopy submissions not accepted

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

1. Tender No and Title Commonwealth Home Support Programme Transport Sector Support and Development (Activity 2)

2. RFx ID TfNSW 2023/006 Ariba ID WS4138224110 Doc4144623278

3. Organisation Name

4. ACN/ABN

5. Contact Name

6. Organisation postal address

7. Contact email address

8. Contact phone number

• To gain access to tender documents in Ariba, please ensure that you are using a PC with Google Chrome 54+, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7-11, Mozilla Firefox 24 or 27, Safari 9+ and Microsoft Edge.

• Lodgement Method: Ariba Supplier Portal

• RFEOI Enquiry Closing Date: 12:00pm 7 days prior to RFEOI Closing Date

• Tenderer Briefing: Not Applicable

• Please send clarification requests via email to RFP Manager, ASAP.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification


description: Security and protection

title: Provision of Security Patrols and Opening and Locking of Council

title: T10-24 RFT Documents.zip

title: T10-24 Addendum 1.zip

rationale: T10-24 Addendum 1

description:
Council is seeking Tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Tenderers for security services including Security Patrols (Programmed, Random and Security Alarm Activation Response) and Opening and Locking of Council Facilities.

The security services are broken up into separable portions and may be awarded to individual Tenderers or to one Tenderer.

Tenderers must be the primary contractor for this contract. No subcontracting will be considered or permitted for this contract.

A full description of the nature and extent of the services required by Council are set out in Section 3 of this Request.

A non-compulsory briefing will be held at 10:00am to 11:30am on 17th August 2023 via:

Microsoft Teams meeting

Join on your computer, mobile app or room device

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Meeting ID: 496 895 569 896
Passcode: m8Xs3y

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Note: Submissions lodged via email are not acceptable.

addressForLodgement:
Electronic lodgement: https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/CBCity m.au/request/open/CBCity

Note: Submissions lodged via email are not acceptable.

submissionMethodDetails:
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:  https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/CBCity

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

Note: Submissions lodged via email are not acceptable.


description: Fit out and Interiors

title: TAFE NSW ARP 3.0 - State-wide Flooring Replacements

title: EOI ARP Flooring Part A Terms of Participation Final.pdf

title: EOI ARP State-wide Flooring Part B Respondents Response Final.docx

title: TAFE NSW Campus Location Map.pdf

description:
TAFE NSW are proposing to conduct a tender by invitation to enter into a State?wide Contract with an experienced Contractor to supply and install replacement floor coverings (predominantly carpet and vinyl) across various TAFE NSW locations. Expressions of Interest (EOI) are invited from organisations wishing to be considered and pre-register for this tender process.

The outcome of this EOI is to produce a shortlist of invitees to the tender process. Applications which are deemed compliant to TAFE NSW’s needs in regard to this program will be invited to submit a Proposal via TAFE NSW’s tendering platform TAFE NSW Checkout, an Ariba platform.

The project consists of the supply and installation of selected replacement floor coverings on a schedule of rates basis, including removal of old flooring, preparation of flooring surfaces (if necessary) safe disposal of old flooring (where necessary), installation of new flooring

The contract is subject to funding release from NSW Treasury

Further information is available in the attachments.

timeframeDelivery: All works must be completed by 28 June 2024

addressForLodgement: Via eTendering

conditionsForParticipation: Please see attached Part A - Terms of Participation


description: Earth and stone

title: Quarry & Soil Products Panel – Northern Area

title: P21-3313-1 - Tender Documents.zip

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England


description: Estimating services

title: Single Contractor Standard Land Value Objection Review Services - 3

title: RFT-SR3827239731.zip

title: SR3827239731-Addendum 1.zip

rationale: This Addendum No 1 has been issued to provide clarification to the tender queries and the additional document.

addressForLodgement: etendering

submissionMethodDetails: refer to RFT documents

conditionsForParticipation: refer to RFT documents


description: Asbestos removal or encapsulation

title: Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation 2023

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation_Tender Document.pdf

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation_Appendix A B and C.zip

title: RFT10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation_Tender Schedules Env1.docx

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation_Tender Schedules Env2 .docx

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Addendum No.1.pdf

rationale:
Notice to All Tenderers -  Addendum No. 1

The attached addendum is to advise of the pre-tender site inspection proposed for Thursday, 9th March, 2023 at 11:00AM. The meeting will be held at the LALC Office, 14 Umbarra Road, Wallaga Lake NSW 2546.

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos_Addendum No.3.docx

rationale:
Notice to All Tenderers -  Addendum No. 3

The following addendum is to advise of the extension to the tender closing date to Tuesday, 4th April 2023 at 9:30am

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Addendum No.2.docx

title: RFT-10056541 Wallaga Lake Asbestos Addendum No.2.zip

rationale:
Notice to All Tenderers -  Addendum No. 2

The attached addendum consists of the following and is part of the RFT Documents and will form part of the Contract

Minutes of Pre-Tender Meeting, Thursday 9th March 2023

Tender Schedules Envelope 2, V2

Appendix D

Site Plan Map V3

description: The extent of the works for this contract Wallaga Lake Asbestos Remediation 2023 comprise of the removal of asbestos in buildings and clean up of identified soil contamination.

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:
NOTES TO PARTICIPATING FIRMS

Two-envelope system tender

Please note this is a 2 envelope tender.  The tender schedules are marked as envelope 1 and envelope 2.  They must be submitted as two separate files when you lodge your response.

Pre-tender Site Meeting

See Addendum No. 1

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 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 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


description: Building and Property

title: Centennial Parklands Bush Regeneration 2023-2025

title: CPMPT RFT 2023 - 2025 Sourcing Documents .zip

title: Addendum No.2 - Centennial Parklands Bush Management 2023-2025_2.docx

rationale:
Addendum No.2 - Notice to All Tenderers

Provision of response to RFIs (Request for Information) from tenderer enquiry.

END OF ADDENDUM NO.2

title: Addendum No.1 - Centennial Parklands Bush Management 2023-2025.docx

rationale:
Addendum No.1 - Notice to All Tenderers

Site Briefing Minutes

Provision of RFIs  (Request for Information) and respsonses

END OF ADDENDUM NO.1

title: RFx Addendum No.3 - Centennial Parklands Bush Management 2023-2025_3.docx

rationale:
Addendum No.3 - Notice to All Tenderers

Provision of Response to Tenderer Enquiry in relation to the prioritisation of the listed ponds for management.

END OF ADDENDUM NO.3

description: Engagement of a contractor for Bush Regeneration of terrestrial and aquatic areas in Centennial Park and Moore Park and surrounding parklands.

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

addressForLodgement: Tenderers are to lodge their tender response via this website including acknowledgement of any addenda issued. 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:
Non Mandatory Site Briefing

There will be a non-mandatory site briefing held on 30 August 2023 at 10:00AM at Banksia Way, Centennial Parklands. Suppliers interested in this tender opportunity are encouraged to attend this site briefing.

Note that 24 hour notice of attendance is required to be sent in writing  to the listed RFT Contact.


description: Wound Closure


description: Infrastructure

title: Design and Construction of Errant and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Treatments for the Southwest Metro Project

title: Confidentiality Deed Poll - Organisation with Individual Employee Acknowledgement.pdf

rationale: Updating tender closing time

rationale: Updating CDP date to 16/06/2023

description:
Sydney Metro requires a suitably experienced rail and bridge Design and Construction Contractor to be engaged for Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) to deliver ECI Activities related to the design and construction of errant and hostile vehicle mitigation treatments at station bridges, non-station bridges and critical locations along the Southwest Metro corridor.

About the Works

The Southwest Metro works will convert and upgrade the existing T3 Bankstown Line between Sydenham station to Bankstown station to metro standards.

To meet the test level safety standards for metro operations, the Southwest Metro project requires the delivery of safety critical works to secure critical points from errant and hostile vehicles at station overbridges, non-station overbridges and non-bridge locations along the Southwest Metro rail corridor.

The Works comprises:

Errant vehicle treatments based on a Corridor Intrusion Risk Assessment (CIRA) and Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) treatment design and construction works at:

Eight (8) station overbridges;

Seven (7) non-station road-over-rail overbridges; and

76 non-bridge locations along and within proximity to the Southwest Metro Corridor; and

Finishing works.

The Works are to be delivered under a under an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) collaborative Design & Construction (D&C) framework where a single Contractor (the ECI Contractor) will be engaged to deliver all:

Designs to Approved For Construction (AFC) for the Works;

Value engineering and constructability reviews;

Dilapidation reports for the roadway and surrounds for all locations where the Works occur;

Site investigations for all Works at each location;

Reviews and commentary on the feasibility and concept designs for the seven (7) non-station road-over-rail overbridges;

Heritage advice, including a Statement of Heritage Impact (SoHI) for each bridge asset;

Urban design visualisations for bridge elements;

Earthing and bonding design services to assist and integrate with project delivery;

Safety assurance works;

For-construction’ materials, documentation, pre-construction preparation, deliverables and agreements required for successful delivery of the Construction Phase cumulating the in the Contractor’s Final Proposal to Sydney Metro;

Civil design including 3D digital string models, 3D digital federated model components and native model designs;

Drawing outputs including 2D plan references, 3D digital federated models, design verification and potential extraction of road model quantities;

Performance management and reporting against Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and delivery milestones as set out in the ECI Deed;

Full review of all Technical Advice Notes (TAN) to understand the bridge structures and Station assets;

Sydney Trains Detailed Site Survey (DSS) drawings;

Full topographical survey model works and completion of additional topographical survey of the existing road alignments, bridges and corridor to locate key assets;

Documentation and continual support for Network Assurance Committee (NAC) and Sub-NAC gate approvals throughout the design delivery in accordance with the Network Assurance Procedure (NAP);

Delivery of priority Project Works at specific locations as required by Sydney Metro in parallel to ECI Activities; and

Other requirements to be completed by the Contractor pre-construction as either identified by the Contractor and approved by Sydney Metro or as directed by Sydney Metro.

At the conclusion of the ECI Phase, the Contractor will submit a Contractor’s Final Proposal to Sydney Metro for the delivery of the Works (the Construction Phase). Sydney Metro will evaluate the Contractor’s Final Proposal and determine whether to award the medium works D&C Contract for the Construction Phase to the Contractor.

Identifiers:
Inner West
South West Sydney

timeframeDelivery:
ECI Phase: Up to six (6) months

Construction Phase: ~12 - 15 months

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenderer Registration Instructions

Tenderers are required to complete and return the attached Confidentiality Deed Poll (CDP) via email to the Contact Officer by 05:00PM on 16/06/2023.

Tenderers that complete and return the CDP will be issued early access to the Technical Project Data Room.

Early Access to the Technical Project Data Room

The Technical Project Data Room will be open from 07/06/2023 until 12:00PM on 21/06/2023 and include RFT:

Volume 4A – General Specification;

Volume 4B – Particular Specification; and

Volume 5 – Information Documents.

The Technical Project Data Room will not include RFT:

Volume 1 – General Information and TenderRequirements

Volume 2 – Returnable Schedules

Volume 3 – ECI Deed and ECI Deed Schedules

Registration as a Confirmed Tender

Tenderers that wish to receive the RFT Volumes 1, 2 and 3 are required to register as a Confirmed Tenderer via email to the Contact Officer by 05:00PM on 21/06/2023.

Close of the Early Access Technical Project Data Room

Sydney Metro will revoke all Tenderer access to the early access Technical Project Data Room on 21/06/2023 and issue new accesses to Confirmed Tenderers for the Project Data Room on 26/06/2023.

Tenderers that have not registered as a Confirmed Tenderer will not be issued access to the Project Data Room.

RFT Open to Confirmed Tenderers

RFT Volumes 1,2 and 3 will be uploaded to the Project Data Room on 26/06/2023.

Confirmed Tenderers will be able to access the Project Data Room comprising RFT Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4A, 4B and 5 from the RFT Publish Date of 26/06/2023.

Confirmed Tenderer Interactive Workshops

Confirmed Tenderers will be invited to attend a single two (2) hour interactive workshop with the Sydney Metro project team in the second week of the RFT via email from the Contact Officer.

conditionsForParticipation:
Tenderers are to self-satisfy that they meet the following mandatory criteria, Tenderers that do not meet the mandatory requirements will not be considered for evaluation:

Technically Assured Organisation Accreditation

The Tenderer must:

confirm TAO accreditation for each of the Tenderer’s Participants is for the rail (heavy rail) mode, specifically noting accreditation for metropolitan rail;

confirm that the Tenderer and its Participants, hold current TAO accreditation status for the Disciplines and Asset Lifecycle Services specified in the Indicative Project Engineering Matrix (provided by the Contact Officer on return of competed CDP); and

provide consolidated copies of each of the Tenderer’s Participants TAO certificates.

Austroad Prequalification

The Tenderer must:

be prequalified under the National Prequalification System for Civil (Road and Bridge) Construction Contracts (Austroad) under the following categories:

Roadworks – R3 or higher

Bridgeworks – B3 or higher

Financials – F25 or higher

provide consolidated copies of the Tenderer Participant’s TfNSW Mutual Recognition Letters and accompanying Certificates of Prequalification.

Tenderer’s that meet the mandatory criteria and have the relevant skills and experience to deliver the Works following access and review of the Technical Project Data Room are encouraged to register as a Confirmed Tenderer via email with the Contact Officer by the registration closing date and time.


description: Pharmaceuticals 1 - Supplementary


description: Medical equipment

title: A1 Tendering Conditions_AME885.pdf

title: B2 EM Spec AME885.pdf

title: D10 Standing Offer Agreement_AME885.pdf

title: Industry Briefing Q and A HSSP_HC22_AME885.pdf

title: Tender Response.zip

title: Addendum Notice 2 AME885..pdf

rationale:
Addendum Notice 2

Clarifications

title: Addendum Notice 1 AME885.pdf

rationale:
Addendum Notice 1

Closing Date Extension

Clarifications

rationale: Close date extended from 21st June 2023 to 28th June 2023.

description: REQUEST FOR TENDER FOR STANDING OFFER AGREEMENT ANCILLARY MEDICAL IMAGING EQUIPMENT HSSP_HC22_AME885 RFT


description: Consultancies

title: Investment Advisory Services

title: Q243-23 RFQ Documents.zip

title: Q243-23 Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Q243-23 Addendum 2

title: Q243-23 Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Q243-23 Addendum 1

description:
Council is seeking quotations from suitably qualified and experienced Respondents for Investment Advisory Services.

A full description of the nature and extent of the services required by Council are set out in Section 3 - Description of Services of this Request.

addressForLodgement:
Electronic lodgement at:

https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/CBCity

Note: Submissions lodged via email are not acceptable.

submissionMethodDetails:
The URL for electronic lodgement is:  https://360providers.apetsoftware.com.au/request/open/CBCity

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

Note: Submissions lodged via email are not acceptable.


description: Infrastructure

title: Warehouse Design and Construction Colebee

RFTAccess: Restricted - Public View Detailed

title: C41 Request for Tender  .pdf

title: Specifications.zip

title: Tender Documents.zip

title: RFT Preview Document

OZWORTH CONSTRUCTION

region: NSW

countryName: AUSTRALIA

streetAddress: 47, 70 HOLBECHE RD, ARNDELL PARK

legalName: BUILD AUSTRALIA P/L

Dalski Pty Ltd

streetAddress: Factory 5 The Horsley Drive strathfield, Sydney

legalName: Dalski Pty Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 4, 695 The Horsley Drive, Smithfield

legalName: TIGRIS CONSTRUCTIONS

title: Addendum 3 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

rationale: Please refer to the Addendum #3 for further clarifications.

title: Addendum 1 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

title: Annexure G1_A Site Plan.pdf

title: Annexure G1_C Elevations.pdf

title: supporting information.zip

rationale: Please refer to Addendum 1

title: Addendum 4 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

rationale: Please refer to Addendum 4 for additional information.

title: Addendum 5 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

title: Attachment A Schedule of Prices.docx

rationale: Please refer to Addendum 5 for additional information.

title: Addendum 6 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

rationale: Please refer to the Addendum 6 for further clarifications.

title: Addendum 2 23.0000139283.1098.pdf

rationale: Please refer to Addendum 2 for additional information.

rationale: minor text correction

rationale: minor text correction

tenderType: Selective Tenders

description:
Transport for NSW (Transport) is inviting suitably experienced and qualified organisations to participate in the tender process for the design and construction of a new warehouse in western Sydney (the Project).

The Project will require the design and construction of the warehouse structure (excluding ground slab and foundations).  The Project is funded by the NSW Government and is being procured and delivered by Transport.

A pre-tender meeting will be held on site at 10:00am, Wednesday 10th August 2023. Please see tender documentation with in for details. Attendance is advised, but not mandatory to submit a conforming tender.

To successfully participate in the tender process for the Project organisations:

• Must have a certified WHS management System and comply with G22

• Must comply with G36 Environmental Protection

• Must comply with Q4 Quality Management System

• Must provide a tender program

• Must provide examples of previous experience and provide referees

• Must meet the criteria listed in section 8.3 of the request for tender document.

Prospective tenderers will need to complete, sign, and return the confidentiality deed (in accordance with the instructions in that deed) prior to being given the passcode to access the Request for Tender documents.

Confidetiality deed to be signed and returned to:

Vladimir Khlopovskikh

TfNSW Senior Procurement Officer

Vladimir.khlopovskikh3@transport.nsw.gov.au

This is not an open tender. Participation in the tender process is limited to invited tenderers only.

All tenderers must comply with the NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework) and NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct (NSW Code). Copies of the NSW Framework and NSW Code are available at www.buy.nsw.gov.au

name: Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)

addressForLodgement: Electronic lodgement only

eTenderProcurementMethod: Selective Tenders


description: Emergency medical services first aid kit cases or bags or accessories

description: Provision of First Aid, Medical Care and Fire Warden Services


description: Operating Theatre Equipment Part B


description: Engineering and Technical

title: RFT-10051201 Nelligen Water Reticulation and Pressure Sewerage Systems Contract.pdf

title: RFT-10051201 Appendices.zip

title: RFT-10051201 Drawings.zip

title: RFT-100511201 Specifications.zip

title: RFT-10051201 Tender-Schedules - Envelope 1 Non Price.docx

title: RFT-10051201 Tender-Schedules - Envelope 2 Price .docx

title: 10051201 Nelligen Water Retic and Pressure Sewerage Systems_Addendum 2.pdf

title: Water Main connection markup.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.2

The attached Addendum No.1 includes: -

Response to the Request for Information (RFI's) received

Water main connection markup

The addendum is part of the RFT documents and will form part of the Contract. Tenderers must acknowledge inclusion of this addendum in the tender form and lodge the acknowledgement with the tender submission.

title: RFT-10051201 Nelligen Water Retic and Pressure Sewerage Systems_Addendum 3.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.3

The attached Addendum No.3 includes: -

Response to the Request for Information (RFI's) received.

The addendum is part of the RFT documents and will form part of the Contract. Tenderers must acknowledge inclusion of this addendum in the tender form and lodge the acknowledgement with the tender submission.

title: RFT-10051201 Nelligen Water Retic and Pressure Sewerage Systems_Addendum 1.pdf

title: RFT-10051201 Nelligen Water Retic and Pressure Sewerage Systems_Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes.pdf

title: RFT-10051201 Nelligen Water Retic and Pressure Sewerage Systems_ Pre-Tender Meeting Register.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.1

The attached Addendum No.1 includes: -

Pre-tender meeting minutes and the attendance register

Response to the Request for Information (RFI's) received.

The addendum is part of the RFT documents and will form part of the Contract. Tenderers must acknowledge inclusion of this addendum in the tender form and lodge the acknowledgement with the tender submission.

The addendum is part of the RFT documents and will form part of the Contract. Tenderers must acknowledge inclusion of this addendum in the tender form and lodge the acknowledgement with the tender submission.

description: Supply and installation of water reticulation and pressure sewage system in Nelligen township.

timeframeDelivery: 48 weeks

addressForLodgement: Electronic Submissions ONLY via NSW Government etendering website: https://tenders.nsw.gov.au

submissionMethodDetails:
NOTES TO PARTICIPATING FIRMS

Pre-Tender Meeting

A non-mandatory pre-tender meeting is proposed for Tuesday, 12th September 2023 at 10:00AM. The meeting will be held at Nelligen Boat Ramp Carpark on Wharf Street, Nelligen, NSW.

TWO ENVELOPE TENDER

This is a Two-Envelope tender. The tender schedules are marked as Envelope 1 Non-Price and Envelope 2 Price. Please submit as two separate files when you lodge your response. The files can be zipped together to be submitted.

Supplier Account

All suppliers must have a Supplier account on Supplier Hub to download and lodge responses. To create a Supplier account please go to https://buy.nsw.gov.au/login/signup.

Obtaining the RFT Documents

Click on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY - Free link at the bottom of the page and follow the onscreen instructions to download the RFT document files provided.

Lodging a Response

Click on the blue RESPOND link at the bottom of this page to submit your electronic tender response.

Electronic Tender Box Security

During the lodgement process all submitted responses are encrypted for security and stored securely in the “electronic tender box”.
All responses that are received successfully can only be accessed, decrypted, retrieved and opened after the RFT has officially closed.

RFT Response - receipt/confirmation. A detailed system generated electronic receipt is issued for all submitted responses files received successfully.

Problem lodging your response, contact 1800 NSW buy (1800 679 289)


description: Marine

title: Warren Rafts Removal Program

title: Please download tender docs for SR4041641357 Warren Rafts Removal Program.zip

title: RFx Addendum 2- Warren Debris Raft Removal Tender.docx

rationale: Please find attached Addendum 2

title: RFx Addendum 1- On-site Briefing details .docx

rationale: Please see attached Addendum 1

title: RFx Addendum 3 - Extension to Tender Closing Date.docx

rationale: Please see attached Addendum 3 extending closing date and time

description:
Following the 2022 flood events in NSW, at least seven debris rafts (the rafts) containing woody and soft vegetative matter and anthropogenic (human-made) waste have formed along an approximately 15 km long reach of the Macquarie River, starting about 10 km north of Warren. Warren is northwest of Dubbo.

Concerns have been raised around their ongoing management, with a focus on water levels, flow rates, flow diversion, anthropogenic waste, exotic woody debris, water quality and fish passage impacts.

A multi-agency consultative group was formed to consider the expert technical, agency and stakeholder views and options available for management of the rafts.

The objectives ofthis Tender are:

• Partial to full removal of two of the seven rafts (rafts 4 and 7as per Addendum 1), in a manner that does not adversely impact riverbanks

• Lawful disposal of all anthropogenic and non-native debris removed from the river

• Identification, stockpiling and reintroduction of native debris back into the Macquarie River in consultation with Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries)

• Liaison with the EPA and Department of Planning and Environment on results of the monitoring for erosion potential, water levels and flow and water quality along the length of the Macquarie River to inform the extent of partial removal and/or the need for full removal

The amount of debris removed from each raft will be dependent on environmental, safety and logistical considerations. Where there is a risk of potential impacts on the hydrology and the ecology of the river, these are likely able to be mitigated through partial removal or through the approach to removal, i.e full removal is not needed.

conditionsForParticipation:
As per attached tender documents.

Please confirm with contact Kate Davison attendance at the tender briefing


description: Catering services

title: Jury Meals Sydney CBD and Parramatta

description:
The NSW Sheriff’s Office has a variety of requirements relating to the provision of meals for NSW juries. Details of which may be found in the paragraphs below:

Meal Requirements
Each jury meal order consists of the following:

a)Individually wrapped sandwich for each juror for the first five (5) days of jury service,

b)Individually wrapped hot meals for each juror from day six (6) onwards,

c)A water or juice bottle for each juror daily;

d)A piece of fruit per juror or a small fruit salad (100gms per juror) daily; and

e)Fresh milk for the entire jury (as and when required).

Prepared meals are to be of bistro quality served in their entirety, in individually packaged containers that are labelled to describe the meal. Information concerning each meal, including those for the facilitation of special dietary requirements (dairy free, gluten-free and vegetarian options), are to be clear from the labels on the packaging provided.

Menu Requirements
The Supplier must provide the NSW Sheriff’s Office with a seasonally appropriate menu for sandwiches and prepared meals from which jurors can choose to vary their meals when empanelled for a long hearing. A menu should, as a minimum, list a choice of five meals or sandwiches across a five-day period. However, the Supplier will develop selections and rotation cycle in consultation with the Office of the Sheriff of NSW. Each menu should also provide jurors with a daily choice of a gluten free, vegetarian and dairy free alternative.

Food Orders
Food orders will be placed up to 4.30 pm the day before each court hearing, with any

changes, additional orders or cancellations notified as soon as possible up to 10.00 am on the hearing day.

These orders will be based on menus provided weekly by the supplier and placed in an order form representing each jury and location.  A sample order form can be found in Attachment 2.

Packaging Requirements
Packaging should allow the meals to be stored in either a refrigerator or food warmer for the period between delivery and jury mealtime at approximately 1:00 pm each day. In addition, packaging should be microwave friendly, should it be necessary to reheat the meal.

The labelling on each meal is to include instructions about the correct storage temperature and (if applicable) the method of heating.

Each meal provided for day 6 onwards needs to include cutlery and paper napkins.

Service Requirements
The Supplier will have in place robust contingency arrangements to ensure that food orders are delivered each day by no later than 12.45 pm to each of the following sites regardless of shortages or transport issues:

1.Sydney Downing Centre (143-147 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000);

2.King St Courthouse (Elizabeth St & King St, Sydney NSW 2000);

3.Darlinghurst Courthouse (138 Oxford St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010); and

4.Sydney West Trial Courts (6 George St, Parramatta NSW 2150).

Meals should be grouped into separate jury orders for each courtroom for ease of identification and distribution to individual jurors.

Requirements Relating to Supplier’s Staff
All food must be prepared and handled by Supplier employees or contractors who have passed a National Criminal History Check or National Police Check. The criminal history check is to be completed at the Supplier's expense.

The Supplier is to keep a register of staff handling jury food and deliveries showing the staff member's name, currency status of National Criminal History Check, and if a conviction has been recorded, the type of offence.

The Supplier is to notify the NSW Sheriff’s Office as soon as it becomes aware that a staff member has a conviction. The supplier is also to conduct a new National Criminal History Check report for its staff every 12 months.

Staff members with recorded convictions may continue to provide jury meal services only at the discretion and approval of the NSW Sheriff’s Office.

Special Request Sandwiches and Meals

A special request sandwich is made with ingredients specified on the NSW Sheriff’s Office’s order to meet an individual juror’s dietary requirements (e.g. vegetarian, gluten-free, halal, and kosher). The Supplier should use solutions that do not increase the cost of the order to which they belong. However, where this is unavoidable, the Supplier must contact the NSW Sheriff’s Office prior to making up the order for approval to proceed. All special orders are to be separately packaged, marked to show the description of the contents and delivered with the remainder of the order to the specified delivery point for the jury requiring it.

Invoicing & Reporting

The Supplier is to provide on a monthly basis, a consolidated invoice to the NSW Sheriff’s Office and invoices@justice.nsw.gov.au. The invoice must contain sufficient information to be referenced back to the delivery dockets provided with each delivery to allow for three-way matching.

In addition, monthly summaries itemising the number of meals delivered to each jury for each location, on each date and the amount paid to track usage trends.

The Supplier is to nominate a contact person to undertake the function of contract manager and be the contact point for the NSW Sheriff’s Office for matters relating to clarification of food quality or accounting enquiries.

Evaluating success
In order to evaluate the continued performance of the contract, a series of key performance indicators have been developed. These can be found in Attachment 1 of the RFX document.

This tender opportunity can only be accessed and responded via the Department’s end-to-end procurement system, Procurement Central.

Any submission lodged outside of Procurement Central will not be considered by the Department.

To participate in the tender opportunity, please register on https://justice.bravosolution.com/web/login.html.

Organisations that have not registered on Procurement Central will not be able to access the tender information. If you have already registered on Procurement Central, you are not required to register again.

If you require assistance with registering on Procurement Central, you may contact Customer Support via the below methods.

If you are in Australia please call: 02 8074 8627

If you are outside of Australia, please click herefor overseas phone numbers.

E-mail: customersupport@jaggaer.com

name: NSW Department of Communities and Justice

Identifiers:
Inner West
South East Sydney


description: Roads and rail

title: Singleton Bypass - RFT Stage

region: VIC

streetAddress: 174 Turner Street, Port Melbourne

legalName: Acciona Construction Australia Pty Ltd

streetAddress: Level 3, 90 Bourke Road, Alexandria

legalName: Fulton Hogan Construction Pty Ltd

streetAddress: Level 3, 65 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont

legalName: John Holland Pty Ltd

description:
This advertisment is for notification purposes only, and to enable the publication of tenders received via the Project Data Room on 19 April 2023 by the short-listed applicants.

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is inviting tenders from short-listed applicants from the Registrations of Interest (ROI) phase to participate in the procurement process for the design and construction of the Singleton Bypass.

The Singleton Bypass project will be delivered via a design and construct contract.

Key features of the Singleton Bypass include:

• the design and construction of approximately eight kilometres of new highway (the bypass) with a single lane in each direction, including bridge structures over the Hunter River, floodplains and ARTC railway line; and

• key intersection upgrades and modifications to the local road network.

Further information on the project can be found at  https://roads-waterways.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/new-england-highway/singleton-bypass/index.html

Prequalification

• the tenderer must have been short-listed from the Registration of Interest stage;

• the contractor must be prequalified with TfNSW under the National Prequalification System for Civil (Road and Bridge) Construction Contracts for prequalification class (or higher) of R3, B4 and F150;

• if an applicant proposes that the construction aspects of the Project are undertaken by an unincorporated Joint Venture, at least one of the members of the Joint Venture must be prequalified to R3 (or higher), at least one of the members prequalified to B4 and all its members prequalified to minimum F150; and

• the principal design organisation must be registered with TfNSW under the Technical Services Registration Scheme for Complex Bridge Design and Complex Road Design.

The successful tenderer will be selected through a two stage procurement process, this advertisement being for the second stage.

The RFT documents and further details related to this RFT process will be available to the short-listed tenderers only via the project data room.

All applicants must comply with the NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework), NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct (NSW Code) and New South Wales Industrial Relations Guidelines: Building and Construction Procurement (NSW Guidelines).

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

This project is jointly funded by the Australian Government.

The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 applies to this project. This document is available at https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2019C00289.  By submitting an ROI for this project you will become subject to the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016.

It is a requirement for this project that the successful contractor be accredited under the Australian Government Work Health and Safety Accreditation Scheme (the Scheme) at the time of entering into the contract for ‘building work’ for the Project and must maintain accreditation under the Scheme while the ‘building work’ is being carried out.  Information on the Scheme is available on the Australian Government website at www.fsc.gov.au.

addressForLodgement: Lodgement of Tender responses is to be via the Ansarada Project Data Room

conditionsForParticipation: Tenderers must have been shortlisted from the previous ROI stage for Singleton Bypass


description: Solution design and development

description: Genomics eConsent Solution


description: Specialised service

title: NSW Gambling Survey 2023

title: DOC23 103133  RFP Conditions and Statement of Requirements Part A_FINAL.pdf

title: DOC23 103134  RFP Response Part B_FINAL.docx

title: DOC23 103136  RFP Services Agreement Part C_FINAL.pdf

title: DOC23 103133 RFP Conditions and Statement of Requirements Part A_FINAL.docx

title: DOC23 103136 RFP Services Agreement Part C_FINAL.docx

title: DOC23 103139 Part B Attachment A - Pricing Template.xlsx

format: xlsx

rationale: RFT amended due to updated documents.

description:
The NSW Gambling Survey is a representative, population-based survey of NSW adults. It is the primary source of data about gambling participation, behaviour and attitudes in NSW and the prevalence of gambling problems and gambling harm. The survey is conducted every 4-5 years and the most recent NSW Gambling Survey occurred in 2019. With the proliferation of sports betting marketing and the diversification of gambling products and offerings, it is critical to have an updated understanding of any changes in gambling behaviour, the prevalence of gambling problems and any other emerging trends. State-wide prevalence research is the most reliable source of information on gambling and gambling harm in NSW.

The 2023 survey will measure the prevalence of gambling participation and gambling harm across different gambling segments in NSW. The survey will include questions about the gambling activities of NSW residents, aspects about their gambling behaviour, demographic information, problem gambling risk factors, the positive and negative impacts of gambling behaviour, gambling regulation and awareness of responsible gambling and services. Research results will be compared with previous NSW prevalence studies and with other Australian prevalence studies where relevant. Findings from the survey will help inform gambling policy and program activity and to ensure that carefully targeted harm minimisation measures in NSW are utilised to their full effect.

The research project will be commissioned and managed by the Office of Responsible Gambling (‘the Office’), on behalf of the Responsible Gambling Fund. The Office has a commitment to assess and monitor over time the impact of gambling and the extent of gambling problems, as well as regional differences and the characteristics of vulnerable people and populations.

The key activities of the research project are to design, implement, analyse and present the findings of a comprehensive gambling participation and gambling-related harm study from an adult participant sample that is representative of the NSW population. This will involve:

Designing a methodology for the conduct of a state-wide gambling participation and gambling harm study

Developing the survey design, sampling strategy, survey questions, methodology and planned analyses in close consultation with the Office, informed by the latest best practice research methods

Administering the survey to NSW residents resulting in at least 10,000 completed surveys (or the minimum survey sample accepted in the final agreed research methodology)

Preparing 2023 data tables and data files in a usable format such as MS Excel and SPSS statistical software package

Data cleaning and manipulation, including weighting, re-coding, computation of variables and testing of the 2023 data to ensure consistency with previous data sets

Conducting a thorough analysis of the data, highlighting any significant differences

Providing a technical report appended to the research report

Producing an easy-to-understand report of a publishable standard which reflects feedback and direction from the Office, and the findings of the independent peer reviews of the report. The report should outline the aim of the study, the methodology used and the results found, and reflect the structure agreed to with the Office and the provided template and style guide.

The Office welcomes responses to this open tender from a range of applicants.

name: Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade

timeframeDelivery:
Milestone

Date

Pilot survey

16 August - 8 September 2023

Conduct survey

16 September – 28 November 2023

Final research report and technical report

February 2024 (date TBC)

submissionMethodDetails: Please note that if you wish to submit multiple files as part of your application, you will need to upload these as a 'zip' folder.

conditionsForParticipation: Please refer to the attached document ‘Conditions and Statement of Requirements Part A’ for the full conditions of participation.


description: Plumbing system maintenance or repair

description: Hydraulics Services Maintenance


description: Construction

description: Domain Depot redevelopment


description: Residential

title: Residential Design & Construct - 13 Rankin Street COBAR

title: 1 RFT and 2 Response Schedule for COBAR 13 Rankin Street.pdf

title: 2 Response Schedule for COBAR 13 Rankin Street.docx

title: 3 MW21 Conditions of Contract COBAR 13 Rankin Street.pdf

title: 4A Principals Project Requirement COBAR 13 Rankin Street.pdf

title: 4B AHO Standard Project Documents.zip

title: 5A Project Information Documents.zip

rationale:
Corrected eTendering closing date to align to RFT documents:

- 12pm 23 May 2023

tenderType: Pre-Qualified / Invited

description: Design & Construct (D&C) package to deliver a single storey ‘project home’ type construction dwelling, suitable for large family with five (5) bedrooms (1 x 5B), three bathrooms, two living areas, double garage and associated site works at 13 Rankin Street, Cobar NSW 2835

submissionMethodDetails:
Plesa respond by submitting the Response Schedule:

- 2 Response Schedule COBAR 13 Rankin Street

eTenderProcurementMethod: Pre-Qualified / Invited


description: Education

title: Standalone OSHC Licence - Bellevue Hill Public School

title: SINSW04622-23 - RFT Pack.zip

description: Bellevue Hill 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 Bellevue Hill Public School.

addressForLodgement: Via NSW eTendering


description: Government and business consultants

title: Understanding charity and community services and resources in regional NSW

currency: AUD

title: Tab A - Request for Quote.pdf

title: Tab B - Scoping Plan.pdf

rationale: Please note that the closing date for this RFT is as per the system COB 14 June. The date in the attached Request for Quote template is an error.

title: 13 June 2023 Frequently Asked Questions FAQs RFQ Rec 5.pdf

rationale: Updated FAQ 13 June

title: Frequently Asked Questions RFQ Rec 5.pdf

rationale: Please see attached document containing some frequently asked questions about the RFQ.

description:
The Ministry of Health (MOH) seeks to engage a prequalified consultant with relevant experience and knowledge of the role of the health system and the non-government sector and the health challenges faced by regional communities.

This project aims to:

• Understand the current state of community and charity services in regional NSW

• Plan for future healthcare needs in regional NSW

• Develop healthy community-focused partnerships at a system and district level

• Address gaps in access and services in regional communities

• Ensure service planning is place-based and addresses local needs i.e. collaborative and integrated care models

The MOH seeks to appoint a consultant to:

Deliver a report on regional community and charity services and resources

Conduct an international literature review of social care/health and wellbeing systems

Develop a maturity assessment approach for measuring the effectiveness of a cross-government model of holistic health

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England
Central Coast
Hunter
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray
Illawarra
Southern Highlands

timeframeDelivery: Estimated project completion date 31 October 2023.

submissionMethodDetails:
The response to the Request for Quote should include:

1.    A project plan which clearly outlines the stages and timeline of the project, internal and external stakeholder consultation approach and key messaging.

2.    Resume of consultant’s and team members’ experience in delivering health and/or government-related evaluation plans and program logics.

3.    Breakdown of team members’ responsibilities and involvement in the project

4.    Budget and fees for the project and deliverables.

5.    Availability to commence the project by 10 July 2023.

6.    Capacity to complete the project by 31 October 2023.

7.    Potential risks and risk mitigation strategies.


description: Equipment and spares

title: Automation suite for the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-035 Bundle 11 RFI Automation Suite - Final.docx

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-035 Bundle 11 RFI Response Form - Final.docx

tenderType: Invitation To Respond

description:
The RFI is designed to inform a future procurement process, by providing an opportunity for the market to inform the WPCA team of industry requirements and expectations when specifying and assessing automation systems for the AMRF. This will ensure the subsequent procurement is appropriately targeted to deliver the desired automation outcome for the AMRF.

Through this RFI, the WPCA seeks to:

• Understand the dependencies between the major system components of an automation suite and how they are bundled together by the local supply chain. Examples of these components are:

• Supervisory level (SCADA/HMI);

• Control level (PLC/DCS);

• Field level (actuators/sensors);

• Networks, communication standards and protocols; and

• Integration services enabling the automation of external equipment such as robotics and machinery.

• Identify what technical specifications / standards and key criteria should be included to achieve a well-defined automation stack.

• Clarify the dependencies and supplier responsibilities across the integration boundaries of the different system components. This information will be used develop a framework that supports warranty and ongoing services agreements when moving into procurement.

• Understand the impacts of open-source process automation and control on individual component and support software, in particular what are the specified requirements to achieve interoperability with other machines and digital systems supporting data acquisition, digital twinning and process simulation.

• Understand the level of specification required to deliver the desired outcomes such as communication using unified standards and protocols, networks, bandwidth, baud rates, programming languages and software to deliver suitable automation capabilities for the AMRF development environment and the nominated use cases.

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
South West Sydney
Illawarra

addressForLodgement: Electronically on E-tender by the closing date and time

eTenderProcurementMethod: Invitation To Respond

conditionsForParticipation:
All documents to be reviewed as part of your submission.

Submission will only be accepted through e-Tender


description: Drain hole screen

description: Drain Grate Replacement


description: HVAC

title: Project Management Services Contractor (Services Integration Manager)

title: SOH-C319 RFT.pdf

title: SOH-C319 Tender Schedules.docx

title: SOH-C319 Appendices.zip

title: SOH-C319 Addendum 1 230508.pdf

rationale: Refer to attached Addendum 1 dated 8/5/2023.

description: Refer to the RFT documentation.

submissionMethodDetails: Refer to the RFT documentation.


description: Limestone

title: Pavement Stabilisation (Slag/Lime) HW027 Golden  Highway Segment 256 Stotts Lane Cassilis

title: Tender Documents.zip

title: Tender Submission Package.pdf

title: Pavement Stabilisation Golden Highway Segment 256 Addendum 1.zip

rationale:
This Addendum 1 includes the following documents:

27 Returnable Tender Schedules: Word version to allow Tenderers to submit their responses

Pre-Tender Presentation - Golden Highway Cassillis- Stotts Lane Project: Pre-Tender Meeting Presentation

Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes - 22.0000129120.2282: Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes

title: 22.0000129120.2282 Addendum 2.zip

rationale:
This Addendum 2 includes:

25 Form-901_contractor_preengagement_questionnaire: Word version to allow Tenderers to submit their responses

Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes - 22.0000129120.2282: Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes v.2

rationale: This Amendment includes a closing extension date. Tenders now close 8 February 2023 at 2.30PM.

title: Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes - 22.0000129120.2282 v.3.pdf

rationale: Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes - 22.0000129120.2282: Pre-Tender Meeting Minutes v.3 which includes additional information to question # 9

description:
The scope of works involves slag/lime stabilisation of existing road pavement and imported overlay material of 1.66km of the HW27 Golden Highway Stotts Lane, Cassilis. There are three sections with different slag/lime stabilisation.

All applicants must comply with the NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework (NSW Framework), NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct (NSW Code) and New South Wales Industrial Relations Guidelines: Building and Construction Procurement (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


description: Infrastructure

title: Project Management Services – Demolitions and General works for Sydney Metro West

title: Appendix A PSC SMC-23-0991 Project Management Services-Demolition and General works.pdf

title: AppendixB Services Brief SMC-23-0991 Project Management Services Demolition and General works.pdf

title: AppendixD Tender Response Guide SMC-23-0991 PMS Demolition and General works.pdf

title: Request for Tender SMC-23-0991 Project Management Services - Demolitions and General works.docx

title: SMC-23-0991 - Confidentiality Deed Poll Organisation - individual acknowledgement.pdf

title: Appendix A - Project Overview Sydney Metro West.pdf

title: Attachment 1.A-01 - Services Brief - SMC-23-0991 PMS - Demolition and General works Clean.pdf

title: Attachment 1.A-01 - Services Brief - SMC-23-0991 PMS - Demolition and General works TC.pdf

title: SMC-23-0991 PMS Demolitions and General works - Tender Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: upload additional docs

description:
Sydney Metro is seeking an experienced Service Provider with relevant expertise in the Project Management Services to support the procurement and delivery phases of major contract packages.

Sydney Metro is seeking an experienced Service Provider with relevant expertise to work within the Sydney Metro West Project Delivery Team to assist in the procurement and delivery phases of major contract packages. A project Manager is required to ensure the successful delivery of Early Tunnelling activities, which specifically include the demolition and roadworks.

Sydney Metro

name: Udaya Krishnamurthy-Enquiries via email only

Identifiers:
Inner West
South East Sydney
South West Sydney

submissionMethodDetails:
The tender documents are password Protected.

To obtain the password to access tender documents - please download the Confidentiality Deed Poll, complete the relevant sections and email the completed form to contact officer.

conditionsForParticipation:
Minimum Requirements

1. Skills, Capability, and Qualifications

• Engineering tertiary qualifications or equivalent experience with a proven record of “on time and on budget” project delivery of large multistorey demolition works in urban environments and demonstrated knowledge of the structure of public and private transport industries in NSW, associated legislation and safety standards.

2. Professional Experience:

• Minimum of 10 years’ experience in the demolition projects in urban Sydney environments.

• Minimum of 2 years delivery experience of urban excavation, civil and mass haul construction management.

• Minimum of 2 years delivery experience of temporary work for demolition (Urban and Sydney experience desirable).

3. Project Management and Stakeholder Experience

• Minimum of 5 years’ experience leading project team of minimum of 2 direct reports or more.

• Demonstrable experience of being key stakeholder interface with Councils, Heritage, Utilities and other key government agencies (Sydney Trains, Sydney Metro or Sydney Roads desirable), including 3 years’ experience of handover to relevant stakeholders.


description: Refuse treatment

title: Biosolids Management Services-Request for Information

description:
As Australia’s largest water utility, we have an obligation to improve the lives of our customers, communities and environment. We are working towards ensuring that no one is exploited in the provision of goods and services to or on behalf of Sydney Water; that we operate as a sustainable business; and continue to work with our First Nations peoples to protect water and land; and to address inequalities.

From a procurement perspective this means:

-Eliminating the risk of Modern Slavery in our supply chain

-Becoming a Supply Nation member to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander supplier diversity

-Not harming the environment by sourcing recycled, reused or sustainable goods and services

We want to do business with people who share our values. When submitting your tender application please provide an overview of your enterprise’s Corporate Social Responsibility efforts.

The purpose of Procurement at Sydney Water is to get the goods, services and facilities it needs, when it needs them and for the right cost. Procurement is a key enabler and contributor to the success of our strategic objectives and fulfilling our vision to create a better life through world-class water services. As our customers rely on us for reliable, high quality services at affordable prices, we partner with an extensive range of suppliers to help us create thriving, liveable and sustainable cities. It’s crucial that we undertake procurement activities ethically and equitably to ensure that the best commercial outcomes are achieved in line with our organisational values and statutory obligations.

***THIS IS NOT A TENDER. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY.***

OVERVIEW

Request for Information for Biosolids Management Services

Sydney Water produces around 180,000 wet tonnes of dewatered biosolids per year. Liquid biosolids are also produced at three of Sydney Water's Water Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRF). Biosolids Management services includes the collection, transport and beneficial use of biosolids from 20 Water Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRF) and Sydney Water has maintained 100% beneficial use of all biosolids for over 20 years.

Sydney Water is seeking to understand market capability and offering in the supply of biosolids management in two separable portions:

1. Collection, Transport and beneficial use of biosolids (excluding preparation of Biosolids Application Reports (BAR) and soil sampling)

2. Preparation of BARs in accordance with NSW EPA Biosolids Guidelines including soil sampling and testing as required by Sydney Water.

NSW EPA Biosolids Guidelines are currently under review and the future direction of biosolids regulation is very uncertain. Potential regulation of emerging contaminants of concern, primarily PFAS is likely to impact the beneficial use of land applied biosolids due to the introduction of guideline values on PFAS.

The objectives of these services are to:

- achieve 100% compliance with all relevant guidelines, legislation and licenses such as Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and NSW EPA Environmental Guidelines: Use and Disposal of Biosolids Products (NSW Biosolids Guidelines).;

- achieve 100% beneficial use of biosolids;

- beneficially use biosolids in accordance with Sydney Water requirements; and

- work with Sydney Water to maintain current beneficial use markets and develop new opportunities for biosolids use.

PREREQUISITES TO ENGAGE IN THIS RFI (only applicable to Portion 1)

There are some Sydney Water restrictions and minimum requirements in accordance with the NSW EPA Biosolids Guidelines to be considered as part of this RFI. These include:

1. For health reasons, all trucks, trailers and dogs must not transport grain or foodstuffs once biosolids transport has begun.

2. All semi-trailers and truck and dog combinations must have a tarpaulin system that is fully sealed to prevent odour and spills (biosolids are generally 80% water), however baffles are not      required. This tarpaulin system must be a safe ground operated system and approved by Sydney Water.

3. Truck and trailer doors must be fully sealed to prevent leaks and extra grain locks are needed for this reason.

4. Some treatment plants have specific routes to and from the plant that must be followed. School curfews also apply at some plants. Collection times for biosolids is generally between 7am and 3pm.

5. Capability to utilise apps and cloud based data capture and transmission packages including capture of GPS data etc.

To provide the required information, please complete the forms below based on which portion/s you are responding to:

PORTION 1: Collection, Transport and beneficial use of biosolids (excluding preparation of Biosolids Application Reports (BAR) and soil sampling)

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=XLtRg5105E6xxHGjlxrL6ReC4VSE-x1KiOQvzb1PQTlUMFNGVzZEVk44T1IzTkJNTlEyTUswQUwxTi4u by clicking on the link or copying & pasting the link in your web browser. Questions may be directed to the e-mail address indicated - no phone calls will be accepted.

PORTION 2: Preparation of BARs in accordance with NSW EPA Biosolids Guidelines including soil sampling and testing as required by Sydney Water.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=XLtRg5105E6xxHGjlxrL6ReC4VSE-x1KiOQvzb1PQTlUQTY5RVZIQVY0UzM2MEgyRTU4TlpNUVk0Vi4u by clicking on the link or copying & pasting the link in your web browser. Questions may be directed to the e-mail address indicated - no phone calls will be accepted.

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


description: Healthcare services

title: TSH Radiology Services

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - RFT Part A - Tender Overview and Terms and Conditions of Tender.pdf

title: SESLHD_2210861_ A - RFT Part B - Tender Specification.pdf

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - RFT Part C - Tender Response.docx

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - Part C - Tender Response -  Aboriginal SME and Local Participation Plan.docx

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - RFT Part D - Proposed Contract.pdf

title: SESLHD_2210861 - Addenda 2.pdf

rationale: This Addendum 2 contains information and attachments relating to the above Request for Tender (RFT). It is the responsibility of the tenderers to be aware of this Addendum and its contents, taking these factors into consideration for inclusion when developing an offer for this tender.

title: SESLHD_2210861_A  - Addenda 1 - Site Visit.pdf

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - Modality Detail.xlsx

title: SESLHD_2210861_A - Pricing Table.xlsx

rationale: This Addendum 1 contains information and attachments relating to the above Request for Tender (RFT). It is the responsibility of the tenderers to be aware of this Addendum and its contents, taking these factors into consideration for inclusion when developing an offer for this tender.

description: Outsourcing radiology and medical imaging services for Sutherland Hospital.

name: HealthShare NSW - Local Tender and Contracts

submissionMethodDetails: All bids must be lodged electronically via the eTendering portal.


items: Restricted Tender

title: Warren Central School - Upgrade Staff and Student Bathrooms

value: Restricted Tender

status: Restricted Tender

minValue: Restricted Tender

RFTAccess: Restricted Tender

documents: 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

submissionMethodDetails: Restricted Tender

eTenderProcurementMethod: Restricted Tender

conditionsForParticipation: Restricted Tender


description: Educational support services

title: Portable Plant and Equipment - Construction and Fabrication

title: RFP - Part A - Terms of Participation.pdf

title: RFP - Part B - Scope of Works.pdf

title: RFP - Part B - SoW Attachment 1 Asset Tagging Worksheet Template.xlsx

title: RFP - Part B - SoW Attachment 2 Equipment Tender List.xlsx

title: RFP - Part C - Proposed Contract.docx

title: RFP - Part D - Respondents Response.docx

title: RFP - Part D - Response Schedule 4.xlsx

rationale: Please note extention of closing time now is COB today, rather than 10:00 am

title: Addendum 001.pdf

rationale: Please see Addendum 001 for TAFE stand down period

description:
TAFE NSW sourcing equipment to support new training qualifications or equip new locations where the qualifications are offered across the organisation.  This activity will also identify suppliers for the ongoing purchase of similar equipment over the next 5 year period.

The equipment requested is required to be delivered to various TAFE NSW campus locations across NSW.

Respondents may be requested to barcode the equipment prior to delivery.

addressForLodgement: Proposals must be submitted electronically at NSW e-Tendering website https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/