description: Infrastructure

title: Malabar System Investment Program - Fairfield WRRF and LAP Works - Registration of Interest

title: FWLW-Advanced Notice of Procurement-Memorandum.pdf

title: FWLW Project Confidentiality Deed Poll.pdf

rationale: Hyperlink Corrected.

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 of 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; and

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 reply 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.

Sydney Water has developed the Malabar System Investment Program (MSIP), which aims to address wastewater servicing in the Malabar Wastewater System (Malabar System). It consists of an integrated approach for a system-wide solution for long-term growth servicing and system compliance to building resilience, liveability and suitability for Sydney and enabling a more circular economy.

The MSIP has been planning for the critical “near-term” needs of the Malabar System to address the population growth in the Malabar catchment, environmental compliance and network capacity in the North Georges Rivers Submain (NGRS).

Sydney Water has established the Fairfield Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) and Liverpool-Ashfield Pipeline (LAP) Works (the Project), which will deliver the MSIP “Near-Term” Works P3 (Fairfield WRRF Upgrades) and P4b (SPS1151 and LAP Refurbishment and New AquaNet Pipeline) as a single main works package.

The Project includes:

Upgrading the Fairfield WRRF to meet Environment Protection Licences compliance by reducing odour and frequency of wet weather overflow;

Installing new screens and grit dewatering equipment, including spill sump tanks and associated pipework at the Fairfield WRRF;

Replacing or upgrading equipment, electrical switchboards and transformers at the Fairfield WRRF;

Civil structural works for new equipment fit-out and new water pipework;

Civil roadworks for widening an approximately 80m road at the Fairfield site;

Installing new odour control units, including concrete base slabs, support structures for ducting, access platforms and electrical supply;

Refurbishing or replacing the existing SPS1151 pumps at Fairfield to allow flow diversion from the NGRS to the LAP and improve productivity in the NGRS desilting and rehabilitation program;

Installing new odour control units, including concrete base slabs, support structures for ducting, access platforms and electrical supply;

Concrete rehabilitation and recoating works for the balance tank at the Fairfield site; and

Construction of a new DN600 pipe connected to the LAP at Sherwin Park with the alignment via the Fairfield WRRF, then into the local road network and connecting into the AquaNet Recycled Water Plant.

Sydney Water has provided an Advanced Notice of Procurement Memorandum with additional information intended to enable market procurement readiness and allow potential organisations to undertake teaming arrangements, assemble resources, assess risks and devise their best plans for responding to this opportunity.

Sydney Water is inviting suitably experienced and qualified organisations to register their interest in participating in the procurement process for the design and construction of the Project. The market plays an important role in delivering Sydney Water’s growth, and we welcome your expertise as we embark on the formal procurement process.

submissionMethodDetails:
Sydney Water conducts sourcing activities via SAP Ariba (the Sydney Water Ariba System) which is a third-party digital platform for sourcing and supplier management. To participate in Sydney Water’s sourcing events, interested organisations must complete the supplier self-registration request on the Sydney Water Ariba System via this link: https://www.sydneywater.com.au/about-us/our-suppliers/supplier-registration.html.

Completing registration does not immediately grant an organisation access to the Sydney Water Ariba System and the expression of interest documents.

To participate in the procurement process of this Project, interested organisations are required to:

 (a) complete the supplier self-registration request on the Sydney Water Ariba System;

 (b) complete and return a correctly executed Confidentiality Deed Poll (CDP); and

 (c) provide the contact details (including name, position, organisation, contact number and email address) of a primary contact person and an alternative contact person.

Organisations that have already self-registered on the Sydney Water Ariba System will only be required to complete Item (b) and Item (c) above.

Should an organisation anticipate partnering, as a joint venture, partnership or the like, with other organisations in the procurement process of this Project, each organisation will be required to complete Item (b) above and provide information as requested in Item (c) above for the joint venture or partnership.

Interested organisations must submit the executed CDP and contact details to Sydney Water at malabarprocurement@sydneywater.com.au. Interested organisations should also notify Sydney Water that it has self-registered as a supplier on the Sydney Water Ariba System.

Sydney Water will not accept registrations after 2:00pm AEDT on Friday, 13 October 2023. Sydney Water may determine, in its absolute discretion, that it is appropriate to consider a late registration request.

Sydney Water anticipates releasing the expression of interest documents to organisations that have successfully registered in this registration process, via the Sydney Water Ariba System, in the week commencing on Monday, 9 October 2023.


scheme: UNSPSC

description: Construction

title: Ashford LALC Hardstand Drainage and Footpath Upgrade

status: complete

RFTAccess: Open

title: RFT-10056781-Full Tender Documentation.zip

format: zip

documentType: tenderNotice

tenderType: Open Tenders

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

Upgrade site drainage, driveway, hardstand parking, footpath and storm water realignment.

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

eTenderStatus: published

inheritanceType: RFT

scheme: xNSWRegions

submissionMethod: written ElectronicSubmission

procurementMethod: open

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

submissionMethodDetails:
OBTAINING RFT DOCUMENTATION – SOFT COPY DOCUMENT

Only a downloadable SOFT COPY version of the RFT documents is available.

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

To obtain this RFT and any FUTURE related Amendments that may be issued, you must download at your own computer all the files provided (including from time to time any Amendments), by clicking on the DOWNLOAD A SOFT COPY link above SUBMITTING YOUR RESPONSE – ELECTRONIC LODGEMENT.

Your completed Tender Response is to be lodged electronically via this webpage.

Click on the Lodge a Response link at the bottom of this page and follow the onscreen instructions.

Electronic Tender Box Security

During the lodgement process all submitted responses received successfully are encrypted by the system for security and stored securely in the website “electronic tender box”. All responses that are received can only be accessed un-encrypted and opened after the RFT has officially closed. This is done though a controlled Tender Opening process managed by the Agency’s Tender Opening Committee.

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

eTenderProcurementMethod: Open Tenders

initiationType: tender


description: Heavy construction machinery and equipment

title: Plant and Equipment (Wet) Hire Panel - Sydney Area

title: P22-3465-1 - Tender Documents.zip

tenderType: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

description:
"The Soil Conservation Service have successfully been engaging suppliers from a panel arrangement since 2017. The Sydney Area is also seeking to set up a Wet, Dry and Quarry & Soils Panel, as these panels add significant value in providing Project Managers with the reactionary power to achieve effective procurement outcomes for the purchase of regularly acquired services that are critical to SCS’s fee for service.

SCS is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the three panels. Suppliers who best demonstrate their ability to provide quality services will be placed on the relevant panel and invited to provide the good or service on a job-by-job basis through the issue of a purchase order.

The proposed panel contracts will achieve effective procurement outcomes for the purchase of regularly acquired services that are critical to SCS’s fee for service projects within the Sydney region. The panels will also ensure suppliers are not required to constantly provide “quotes” for repeat work, which are almost always priced on a rates basis."

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

procurementMethod: selective


description: Management and Business Professionals and Administrative Services

title: Land and Asset Valuation

title: Terms and Conditions

format: application/pdf

documentType: biddingDocuments

title: Compensation%20Recommendation%20of%20Determination%20Specifications%5FFinal%2Epdf

title: Scheme%20Capabilities%5Fv2%2E0%5FFinal%2Epdf

title: Acquisition%20Valuation%20Services%20Standard%20Specifications%5Fv1%2E1%2Epdf

title: Land%20Value%20Objection%20Review%20Scheme%20Specifications%5Fv2%2E0%2Epdf

title: Real%20Property%20Asset%20Advisory%20Standard%20Specifications%5Fv1%2E1%2Epdf

title: Guidelines%20for%20Applicants%5Fv2%2E1%5FFINAL%2Epdf

rationale:
This amendment was to update the following documents to the current versions:

Key Personnel_v2.0

Experience and Capability_v2.0

Financial and Legal_v3.0

The documents have been updated to provide clearer and more relevant information to the assesors. If you have an application in draft and have downloaded previous versions of these documents please ensure you log in and download the most recent versions prior to submission. Please note, you are NOT required to update your application if you have already submitted it.

rationale: A new category has been added to the scheme. This category is C05. General - Business.

rationale:
The land and asset valuation scheme has been extended to 18 November 2024 with the same terms and conditions. No action is required from approved/existing suppliers.

Please note that the managing agency has changed to Housing, Property and Development with Valuer General NSW remaining as the administrator.

tenderType: Scheme Invitation

description:
Applicants will be required to address all questions, and provide supporting documentation where required.

Applicant should read and fully understand the Term and Conditions of the Scheme, and the Guidelines for Applicants.

capabilities:
A - Area

A01. Cumberland/Prospect
City of Parramatta, Blacktown, Cumberland, The Hills

A02. Nepean
Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, Penrith

A03. Northern Sydney
Hornsby, Hunters Hill, Ku-ring-gai, Lane Cove, Mosman, North Sydney, Northern Beaches, Ryde, Willoughby

A04. Inner West
Burwood, Canada Bay, Canterbury-Bankstown, Inner West, Strathfield

A05. South East Sydney
Bayside, Georges River, Randwick, Sutherland, City of Sydney, Waverley, Woollahra

A06. South West Sydney
Camden, Campbelltown, Fairfield, Liverpool, Wingecarribee, Wollondilly

A07. Central Coast
Central Coast

A08. Hunter
Cessnock, Dungog, Lake Macquarie, Maitland, Muswellbrook, Newcastle, Port Stephens, Singleton, Upper Hunter

A09. Central West
Bathurst Regional, Blayney, Cabonne, Cowra, Forbes, Lachlan, Lithgow, Oberon, Orange, Parkes, Weddin

A10. Orana / Far West
Balranald, Bogan, Bourke, Brewarrina, Broken Hill, Central Darling, Cobar, Coonamble, Dubbo Regional, Gilgandra, Mid-Western Regional, Narromine, Walgett, Warren, Warrumbungle, Wentworth, Unincorporated NSW (Far West)

A11. Riverina / Murray
Albury, Berrigan, Bland, Carrathool, Coolamon, Cootamundra-Gundagai Reg., Edward River, Federation, Greater Hume, Griffith,  Hay, Junee, Leeton, Lockhart, Murray River, Murrumbidgee, Narrandera, Snowy Valleys, Temora, Tumbarumba, Wagga Wagga

A12. Far North Coast
Ballina, Byron, Clarence Valley, Kyogle, Lismore, Richmond Valley, Tweed

A13. Mid North Coast
Bellingen, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie-Hastings, Kempsey, Mid Coast, Nambucca, Unincorporated NSW (Lord Howe Island)

A14. New England
Armidale Regional, Glen Innes Severn, Gunnedah, Gwydir, Inverell, Liverpool Plains, Moree Plains, Narrabri, Tamworth Regional, Tenterfield, Uralla, Walcha

A15. Illawarra
Kiama, Shellharbour, Shoalhaven, Wollongong

A16. Southern Highlands
Bega Valley, Eurobodalla, Goulburn Mulwaree, Hilltops, Queanbeyan-Palerang, Snowy Monaro Reg., Upper Lachlan, Yass Valley

capabilities:
B - Land Value Advisory and Objection -
Compliant with the Valuation of Land Act 1916

B01. General - Residential

B02. General - Commercial & Industrial

B03. General - Rural / Primary Production

B04. Heritage
Heritage resticted land

B05. Development
Englobo land, allowances & concessions

B06. Specialities - Section 26A
Valuations under section 26A

B07. Specialities - Section 28
Valuations under section 28

B08. Contamination
Contaminated land

B09. Shopping Centres
Regional and super regional (large)

B10. Crown Land - Non maritime, western division, native title

B11. Crown Land - Maritime, native title

B12. Extractive
Quarries, mines & minerals

B13. Community
Golf courses and clubs, sporting fields & complex, cemetery

B14. Infrastructure
Transport (road, rail, air, marine), water supply, storm water, wind & solar farms, telecommunication, electricity, waste disposal

capabilities:
C - Compensation recommendation of determination and valuation review (for the Valuer General) - Compliant with the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991

C01. General - Residential

C02. General - Commercial & Industrial
Retail / business

C03. General - Rural / Primary Production

C04. Plant & Equipment

C05. General - Business

capabilities:
D - Real Property & Asset Valuations

D01. General - Residential
Residential land and/or buildings

D02. General - Commercial & Industrial
Industries & commercial land and/or buildings (retail/business)

D03. General - Rural / Primary Production
Rural / primary production land and/or buildings

D04. General - Plant & Equipment
Plant and equipment (fixed and non-fixed)

D05. General - Rental Analysis

D06. Heritage
Heritage restricted lands and/or buildings

D07. Financial
Government financial reporting - TPP 21-09

D08. Contamination
Contaminated lands and/or building

D09. Shopping Centres
Regional and super regional

D10. Crown Lands - Rent Valuation
Rent valuation under the Crown Land Management Act 2016

D11. Crown Lands - Non maritime
Non maritime, western division, native title

D12. Crown Lands - Maritime
Maritime, native title

D13. Extractive
Quarries, mines & minerals

D14. Community
Golf courses and clubs, sporting fields & complexes, cemetery

D15. Infrastructure - Transport
Road, rail, air, marine

D16. Infrastructure - Water Supply, Storm Water, Waste Disposal

D17. Infrastructure - Wind & Solar Farms, Telecommunication, Electricity

D18. Specialities
Licenced premises (liquor, gambling)

D19. Retail Lease
Retail shop lease

capabilities:
E - Acquisition valuation services (acquiring authority) - Compliant with the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991

E01. General - Residential

E02. General - Commercial & Industrial
Retail/business

E03. General - Rural / Primary Production

E04. General - Plant & Equipment

E05. Heritage
Heritage restricted land

E06. Contamination
Contaminated land

E07. Shopping Centres
Regional and super regional (large)

E08. Crown land
Open space, crown roads, reserves

E09. Extractive
Quarries, mines & minerals

E10. Community
Golf courses and clubs, sporting fields & complex, cemetery

E11. Infrastructure - Transport
Road, rail, air, marine

E12. Infrastructure - Water Supply, Storm Water, Waste Disposal

E14. Specialities - Native title

E15. Specialities
Licenced premises (liquor, gambling)

title: Land and Asset Valuation Questionnaire

description:
Organisational Information

	Date Established *

Please provide the date your organisation was established

Response Type: Date

	Key Personnel *

Using the provided template, provide details of the Valuer in Charge, Management, and all key senior staff in your organisation.

Key Personnel_v3.0_Final.docx

Response Type: Upload

	Company Profile *

Please upload your company brochure, or using the provided template, provide a brief description of the company.

Company Profile_Final.docx

Response Type: Upload

Technical Capability

	Experience *

Using the template, please provide details of completed valuations that the applicant has most recently transacted.

One example must be provided for each category group selected (B - E, inclusive). Where categories B04, B06, B12, D07, D10, E15 are selected, an example from that specific category must be provided.

Experience and Capability_v3.0_Final.docx

Response Type: Upload

Insurance

	Do you agree to provide proof of insurance prior to engagement? *

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Applicants are required to maintain policies of insurance for Public Liability and Workers' Compensation where required by law. Professional Indemnity Insurance may be required for some engagements. The level of insurance coverage that is required for the nature of an engagement will be determined by agencies at the time the service provider is engaged.

Principals may request that suppliers provide proof of insurance prior to engagement.
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							I agree

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							I DO NOT agree

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Financial and Legal

	Financial and Legal *

Please complete and upload the provided template.

Financial and Legal_v3.0.docx

Response Type: Upload

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

title: Land and Asset Valuation

eTenderProcurementMethod: Scheme Invitation


items: Restricted Tender

title: Port Macquarie Southern Breakwall – Supply of Norfolk Island Pines

status: Restricted Tender

RFTAccess: 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: Real estate services

title: Resilient Homes Fund Valuation Services

title: P23-5038 - Tender Documents.zip

title: P23-5038 - Addendum 1 -  Webinar details.pdf

format: pdf

documentType: amendments

rationale: P23-5038 - Addendum 1 - Webinar Details

description:
"As part of the Resilient Homes Program buyback process, the NRRC requires the services of independent valuers to provide valuation services in relation to properties under the buyback stream, including in relation to assessments of compensation in accordance with the Land Acquisition (Just Terms) Compensation Act 1991 (Just Terms Act). determine the:

•‘as is’ market value and pre-flood event market value of properties; and

•compensation payable under the ‘heads of compensation’ in accordance with the Land Acquisition (Just Terms) Compensation Act 1991 (Just Terms Act)."

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast

coveredProcurement: Y


title: Statutory Appointments

title: Terms and Conditions

rationale:
Please note this scheme has been extended until March 2022.

If you are a prequalified vendor you remain prequalified and do not need to do anything.

rationale: Update to main contact person details now being Leticia Soares-Gonzalez

description:
Vendors are required answer all the questions in this online application and provide the information requested.

If you don’t supply the information we need, we will not be able to assess your application properly or quickly.

*It is recommended that you submit the application from a generic/ proxy email address (such as tenders@###.com) that the relevant people in your organisation will have access to. Tendering opportunities will typically be sent to the email address that submitted the application.

Suppliers on the Supplier List are approved to work in the following services:

- Tier 1 valued up to $150,000.

- Tier 2 valued up to $300,000.

- Tier 3 valued up to $500,000.

Applications must be supported with:

organisational information;

relevant information on experience, capacity and capability;

schedule of fees;

insurance certificates of currency:

       - $10M Professional Indemnity (mandatory)
       - $10M Public Liability (mandatory)
       - Workers’ Compensation (as required by Law)

agreement to Scheme Rules, which includes the requirement that all customer contracts will comply with the Short-form Statutory Appointment Contract terms and conditions; and

confirmation that the Applicant is not subject to insolvency, an ICAC inquiry or legal proceedings.

capabilities:
Conveyancers Licensing Act 2003 - Manager

A1. Preliminary Assessment - Manager
Manager means an appropriately qualified person appointed under Part 9, Division 2 of the PSBA Act. There are two tiered categories for which Managers can be appointed depending on the total of fees and costs expected.

Preliminary Assessment Period (20 Business Days) – Costs limited to $20,000.00 (Incl. GST) for all Tier Categories

	Take control, and supervise the conduct, of the Licensee's conveyancing business, including all employees and operational and trust accounts in accordance with the requirements of the CL Act;

	Notify the Principal of the employment of any disqualified person employed by the Licensee's conveyancing business and terminate their employment;

	Become sole signatory to operational and trust accounts;

	Conduct a preliminary review of the trust accounts of the Licensee's conveyancing business (no reconstruction of books (forensic or otherwise) required to be undertaken);

	Conduct a reconciliation of the trust accounts of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

       Notify the Principal of any identified legislative or regulatory breaches;

	Prepare an Preliminary Assessment Report within 20 Business Days of entering into management of the Licensee's conveyancing business to provide a summary analysis of the affairs of the Licensee's conveyancing business in the following format:

	Executive summary;

	Estimated trust account deficiency (Failures to Account);

	Proposed rectification of trust account deficiencies;

	Estimated viability prospects of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Overview of Licensee's conduct, including conduct of licensee-in-charge:

	Overview of the Licensee's conveyancing business, including current liabilities of the business; and

	Recommended future actions.

*Please upload evidence of your appointment under Part 9, Division 2 of the PSBA Act to address this capability.

A2. Tier 1 Category - Manager
Tier 1 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $150,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Take possession of all computers and operating systems associated with the Licensee's conveyancing business from the premises;

	Obtain electronic copy of all operating systems and trust account records by forensic means;

	Obtain the consent of current clients of the Licensee's conveyancing business to carry out conveyancing work on their behalf;

	Undertake moderate level fund traces for monies that have been disbursed from the Licensee's trust and operating accounts to determine nature of transactions;

	Prepare monthly statements and compile records at request of the Principal (and within 21 days after the end of each month) on work undertaken in relation to the conduct of the Licensee's conveyancing business with a costs breakdown of that work, including trial balance statements and a summary of total trust money, with records to include

	Trust account receipt books;

	Deposit books showing account deposits or an electronic equivalent;

	Trust accounts cash books, other written records or electronic records of deposits and payments;

	Chronological records of changes to information such as:

-	Client name and address

-	Matter number and description

-	Client and trust account numbers

	Maintain employment registers and other records in viewable form and in accordance with the legislation; as well as produce or make these records available for inspection on request by an authorised officer;

	Notify the Principal of any conflicts of interest or beneficial interests held by employees of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Monitor the conduct of the business during the management to ensure compliance with legislation, as well as any guidelines issued by the Principal regarding the proper supervision of the business;

	Assist clients of the Licensee's business with regard to information about making a claim on the fund for missing monies in respect of conveyances;

	Liaise with Property Services Compensation Fund staff via the Fair Trading Investigator to assist those staff with the recovery of compensation money paid, from the sale of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Take steps (with the written approval of the Principal) to wind up / sell the Licensee's conveyancing business (but not the business's shares);

	This should be undertaken with consideration given to any conveyances or binding agreements already entered;

	Dispose of, or otherwise deal with any property in relation to the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Obtain at least three quotes from licensed conveyancers (including licensed corporations) or Australian Legal Practitioners for the purchase of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Independently confirm the commerciality of the proposed sale price;

	Undertake vetting process of potential licenced conveyancers or Australian Legal Practitioners that may take over the functions of the conveyancing business, to the satisfaction of the Principal;

	Exercise any right in the nature of a lien over property held by the Manager on behalf of the clients of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Forward written authorities and orders to financial institutions as is reasonably required;

	Prepare a Final Report that may be used as an Expert's Report in NSW District Court and NSW Supreme Court legal proceedings, and/or any civil or administrative proceedings, which includes:

	Executive summary

	Total trust account deficiency (Failures to Account)

	Rectification strategies undertaken to fix trust deficiencies

	Overview of Licensee's conduct, including conduct of licensee-in-charge

	Any breaches of the CLA

	Overview of the Licensee's conveyancing business

	Receipts and payments

	Give Expert evidence in subsequent Court proceedings as may be required by NSW Fair Trading.

A3. Tier 2 Category - Manager
Tier 2 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period and Tier 1 responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $300,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Required to undertake extensive fund traces for monies that have been disbursed from the Licensee's trust and operating accounts to determine nature of transactions;

	Prepare statements at request of the Principal on work undertaken with a costs breakdown of that work;

	Carry out detailed partial reconstruction of trust accounts of the Licensee's conveyancing business up to 2 year period;

	Conduct enquiries / gather evidence and confirm / verify claims information and amounts payable for up to 50 claims;

	Independently confirm commerciality of any proposed sale price for Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Undertake vetting process of potential licenced conveyancers or Australian Legal Practitioners that may take over the functions of the conveyancing business, to the satisfaction of the Principal.

	Undertake general marketing campaign in connection with the sale of the Licensee's conveyancing business;

	Notify the Principal of any unclaimed money and deal with unclaimed trust money in accordance with Division 4 of the CL Act.

A4. Tier 3 Category - Manager
Tier 3 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period, Tier 1, and Tier 2 responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $500,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Be capable and ready for potential Appointment as a receiver to the Licensee's conveyancing business (fees for both Appointments to remain under $500,000.00 cap);

	If a receiver is appointed to the Licensee's conveyancing business, comply with any lawful direction of the receiver;

	Carry out complete and highly detailed reconstruction of trust and operating accounts of the Licensee's conveyancing business up to 2 year period;

	Conduct enquiries and verify and confirm claims data/information/amounts payable for up to 150 claims or more;

	Report to the Principal at any such time as directed by the Principal and in accordance with the information requested and directions given by the Principal;

	If Licensee's conveyancing business is to be sold, undertake extensive marketing campaign in connection with the sale of the business;

	Dispose of, or otherwise deal with property in relation to the business.

	Undertake a stringent vetting process of potential licenced conveyancers or Australian Legal Practitioners that may take over the functions of the conveyancing business, to the satisfaction of the Principal.

capabilities:
Conveyancers Licensing Act 2003 - Receiver

A5. Preliminary Assessment - Receiver
Receiver means an appropriately qualified Appointee appointed by the NSW South Wales Supreme Court under s.138 of the PSBA Act or s.105 of the CL Act. There are two tiered categories for which Receivers can be appointed depending on the total of fees and costs expected.

Note:  Before undertaking this type of Appointment pursuant to the Prequalification Scheme, the Service Provider must ensure it is capable of undertaking, and agree to undertake, the following actions at no cost to the Principal:

     Appearing before the NSW Supreme Court

     Following the directions of the Court

     Providing all required evidence/exhibits to the Court

     File an affidavit and consent form in connection with the Appointment with the Court to the satisfaction of the Court

     Seek guidance from the Court where required.

*Please upload evidence of your appointment  by the NSW South Wales Supreme Court under s.138 of the PSBA Act or s.105 of the CL Act to address this capability.

Where the Receiver has not previously been appointed as the Manager:

Preliminary Assessment Period (20 Business Days) – Costs limited to $20,000.00 (Incl. GST) of any single Tier Category Allocation

	Conduct a preliminary review of the accounts (Trust and operating accounts) of the Licensee's business, and take an inventory of the assets of the Licensee's business

	Conduct a reconciliation of the trust accounts;

	Compare available records of the Licensee with the records of the financial institution used by the Licensee;

	No reconstruction of books/records is required to be undertaken.

	Prepare a Preliminary Assessment Report within 20 Business Days of examining the accounts of the Licensee's business to provide a summary analysis of those accounts in the following format:

	Executive summary;

	Estimated trust account deficiency;

	Estimated viability prospects of the Licensee's business (including current liabilities of the business):

	Recommended future actions.

A6. Tier 1 Category - Receiver
Tier 1 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $150,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Take possession of receivable property of the Licensee (and/or, as appointed by the NSW Supreme Court, take possession of receivable property of the Licensee's associate;

	Enter premises, pursuant to an order of the NSW Supreme Court under section 109(4)(a) of the CL Act (either by themselves or accompanied by a police officer) and to search for, seize and remove any property that appears to be receivable property;

	Serve on an authorised deposit-taking institution, which may hold an account in which receivable property may be held, a stop order prohibiting operations on the account by any person other than the receiver or a person authorised by the receiver;

	Undertake Court proceedings for the recovery of receivable property, which has been taken by, or paid or transferred to, a person unlawfully or in breach of trust, pursuant to section 113 (1) of the CL Act, from a person as a debt, the amount taken, paid or transferred, the amount of the inadequacy, the amount of the debt or the value of the property taken or transferred, as appropriate;

	Give a certificate, pursuant to section 114 of the CL Act to the Principal;

	Deal with receivable property in any manner in which the Licensee or Licensee's associate could have dealt with it;

	Prove, grant, claim or draw a dividend in respect of a debt that is receivable property;

	Take proceedings to recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property;

	Give a receipt for money that is receivable property;

	Give Notices to the Licensee or Licensee's associate pursuant to the CL Act;

	Undertake examination of the Licensee or other person in relation to receivable property, on the application of the receiver to the NSW Supreme Court;

	Invest receivable property as directed by the Principal, in any manner in which trustees are authorised by the Trustee Act 1925 to invest funds;

	Pay monies from liquidated receivable property to the Principal so that, firstly, unsatisfied claims against the Licensee may be wholly or partially paid, and secondly, in payment of the expenses of the receivership;

	Prepare a Final Report that deals with matters considered to be appropriate to include in the report, and submit the report to the NSW Supreme Court and the Principal;

	Prepare the Final Report in such a manner as may be used as an Expert's Report in NSW District Court and NSW Supreme Court legal proceedings, and/or any civil or administrative proceedings.

A7. Tier 2 Category - Receiver
Tier 2 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities and Tier 1 responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $300,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Required to carry out moderate level investigation into the receivable property held by the Licensee or Licensee's associate;

	Required to undertake Court proceedings to recover receivable property as a debt, recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property, or undertake examinations in the NSW Supreme Court;

	Required by the Principal to invest receivable property;

	Prepare statements at request of the Principal on work undertaken with a costs breakdown of that work;

	Confirm/verify claims information and amounts payable for up to 100 claims.

A8. Tier 3 Category - Receiver
Tier 3 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities, and Tier 1 and Tier 2 responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $500,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Required to carry out highly complex level of investigation into the receivable property held by the Licensee or Licensee's associate;

	Required to undertake Court proceedings to recover receivable property as a debt, or recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property, or undertake examinations in the NSW Supreme Court;

	Required by the Principal to invest receivable property;

	Confirm/verify claims data/information/amounts payable for all claims.

capabilities:
Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 - Accounts Examiner

B1. Accounts Examiner
Accounts Examiner means an appropriately qualified Appointee appointed under Part 10, Division 4 of the PSBA Act.

*Please upload evidence of your appointment Appointee appointed under Part 10, Division 4 of the PSBA Act to address this capability.

Accounts Examiner – PSBA Act (20 Business Days)

a.	On Appointment, will produce the Instrument of Appointment and require the Licensee (or an associate of the Licensee) to do any of the following:

	Produce to the accounts examiner or any assistant of the accounts examiner all records relating to the Licensee's business (including all records made and kept by the Licensee under the PSBA Act) and (in the case of records stored electronically) produce any such record in written form;

	Give to the accounts examiner or any assistant of the accounts examiner all information relating to the records required to be produced under this section;

	Produce to the accounts examiner or any assistant of the accounts examiner all authorities and orders to financial institutions and other documents that may be reasonably required.

b.	For the purposes of safeguarding the Property Services Compensation Fund in relation to the affairs of a Licensee:

	Conduct a preliminary review of the accounts (trust and operating accounts) of the Licensee's business;

	Conduct a reconciliation of the trust accounts;

	Compare available records of the Licensee with the records of the financial institution used by the Licensee;

	No reconstruction of books/records is required to be undertaken.

c.	Prepare a confidential report within 20 Business Days of examining the accounts of the Licensee's business indicating  whether there is any irregularity or alleged or suspected irregularity in the accounts, or any other matter that in the Accounts Examiner's opinion should be further investigated to provide a summary analysis of those accounts in the following format:

	Executive summary;

	Estimated trust account deficiency;

	Estimated viability prospects of the Licensee's business (including current liabilities of the business);

	Recommendations as to required future actions.

capabilities:
Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 - Manager

B2. Preliminary Assessment - Manager
Manager means an appropriately qualified person appointed under Part 9, Division 2 of the PSBA Act. There are two tiered categories for which Managers can be appointed depending on the total of fees and costs expected.

*Please upload evidence of your appointment under Part 9, Division 2 of the PSBA Act to address this capability.

Preliminary assessment (20 Business Days) – Fees and Costs limited to $20,000.00 (incl. GST) for all Tier Categories

a.	Take control of the Licensee's business, including all operational and trust accounts;

b.	Become sole signatory to those accounts;

c.	Conduct a preliminary review of the trust accounts of the Licensee's business (no reconstruction of books (forensic or otherwise) required to be undertaken);

d.	Conduct a reconciliation of the trust accounts of the Licensee's business;

e.	Notify all clients and stakeholders of the Licensee's business, including vendors and purchasers, landlords and tenants with whom the Licensee has contractual arrangements; and any lessor of the premises occupied by the Licensee's business  of the appointment of a Manager within two Business Days of appointment;

f.	Obtain the consent of current clients of the Licensee's business to carry out work on their behalf;

g.	Keep separate books and records relating to the conduct of the trust accounts and controlled money accounts of the Licensee's business from the date of the Appointment and, if reasonably necessary, open and maintain at an authorised deposit taking institution operating in New South Wales, one or more trust accounts;

h.	Prepare a Preliminary Assessment Report within 20 Business Days of entering into management of the Licensee's business to provide a summary analysis of the affairs of the Licensee's business in the following format:

	Executive summary;

	Estimated trust account deficiency (Failures to Account);

	Proposed rectification of trust account deficiencies;

	Estimated viability prospects of the Licensee's business;

	Proposed actions with regard to the rent roll of the Licensee's business;

	Overview of Licensee's conduct, including conduct of licensee-in-charge;

	Overview of the Licensee's business, including current liabilities of the business;

	Recommended future actions.

B3. Tier 1 Category - Manager
Tier 1 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $150,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Take possession of all computers and operating systems associated with the Licensee's business from the premises;

	Obtain electronic copy of all operating systems and trust account records via forensic means;

	Obtain the consent of current clients of the Licensee's business to carry out work on their behalf;

	Undertake moderate level fund traces for monies that have been disbursed from the Licensee's trust and operating accounts to determine nature of transactions;

	Prepare monthly statements at request of the Principal on work undertaken with a costs breakdown of that work;

	Assist clients of the Licensee's business with regard to information about making a claim on the fund for missing monies;

	Liaise with Property Services Compensation Fund staff via the Fair Trading Investigator to assist those staff with the recovery of compensation money paid, from the sale of the Licensee's business;

	Take steps (with the written approval of the Principal) to wind up / sell the Licensee's business (but not the business's shares);

	This may include the business's property management rent roll (with consideration given to any binding agreements already entered into with respect to the sale of the rent roll);

	Dispose of, or otherwise deal with any property in relation to the Licensee's business;

	Obtain at least three quotes from licensed real estate agents or licensed corporations for the purchase of the Licensee's business.

	Independently confirm the commerciality of the proposed sale price;

	Undertake vetting process of potential licenced real estate agents that may take over the functions of the business, to the satisfaction of the Principal.

	Exercise any right in the nature of a lien over property held by the Manager on behalf of the clients of the Licensee's business;

	Prepare a Final Report that may be used as Expert evidence in NSW District Court and NSW Supreme Court proceedings, and/or any civil or administrative proceedings, and which includes:

	Executive summary

	Total trust account deficiency (Failures to Account)

	Rectification strategies undertaken to fix trust deficiencies

	Actions taken in relation to rent roll of the Licensee's business

	Overview of Licensee's conduct, including conduct of licensee-in-charge

	Any breaches of the PSBA Act

	Overview of the Licensee's business

	Receipts and payments

	Give Expert Evidence in subsequent Court proceedings as may be required by NSW Fair Trading.

B4. Tier 2 Category - Manager
Tier 2 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment and Tier 1 responsibilities) – Fees and Costs up to $300,000.00 (Incl. GST, and Schedule of Fees costs)

	Required to undertake extensive fund traces for monies that have been disbursed from the Licensee's trust and operating accounts to determine nature of transactions;

	Accept instructions from, and undertake work on behalf of new clients to the Licensee's business;

	Prepare statements at request of the Principal on work undertaken with a costs breakdown of that work;

	Carry out detailed partial reconstruction of trust accounts of the Licensee's business up to 2 year period;

	Conduct enquiries / gather evidence and confirm / verify claims information and amounts payable for up to 50 claims;

	Independently confirm commerciality of any proposed sale price for Licensee's business;

	Undertake vetting process of potential licenced real estate agents that may take over the functions of the business, to the satisfaction of the Principal;

	Undertake general marketing campaign in connection with the sale of the business.

B5. Tier 3 Category - Manager
Tier 3 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities, and Tier 1 and Tier 2 responsibilities) – Costs up to $500,000.00 (Incl. GST)

	Be capable and ready for potential Appointment as a receiver to the Licensee's business (fees for both Appointments to remain under $500,000.00 cap);

	Carry out complete and highly detailed reconstruction of trust and operating accounts of the Licensee's business up to a 2 year period;

	Conduct enquiries and verify and confirm claims data/information/amounts payable for up to 150 claims or more;

	If Licensee's business is to be sold, undertake extensive marketing campaign in connection with the sale of the business;

	Undertake a stringent vetting process of potential licenced real estate agents that may take over the functions of the business, to the satisfaction of the Principal.

capabilities:
Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 - Receiver

B6. Preliminary Assessment - Receiver
Receiver means an appropriately qualified Appointee appointed by the NSW South Wales Supreme Court under s.138 of the PSBA Act or s.105 of the CL Act. There are two tiered categories for which Receivers can be appointed depending on the total of fees and costs expected.

Note:  Before undertaking this type of Appointment pursuant to the Scheme, the Service Provider must ensure it is capable of undertaking, and agree to undertake, the following actions at no cost to the Principal:

     Appearing before the NSW Supreme Court;

     Following the directions of the Court;

     Providing all required evidence/exhibits to the Court;

     Filing an affidavit and consent form in connection with the Appointment with the Court to the satisfaction of the Court;

     Seeking guidance from the Court where required.

*Please upload evidence of your appointment by the NSW South Wales Supreme Court under s.138 of the PSBA Act or s.105 of the CL Act to address this capability.

Where the Receiver has not previously been appointed as the Manager for the nominated Licensee's business:
Preliminary Assessment (20 Business Days) – Costs limited to $20,000.00 (Incl. GST) of any single Tier Category Allocation

	Conduct a preliminary review of the accounts (Trust and operating accounts) of the Licensee's business, and take an inventory of the assets of the Licensee's business

	Conduct a reconciliation of the trust accounts

	Compare available records of the Licensee with the records of the financial institution used by the Licensee

	No reconstruction of books/records is required to be undertaken

	Prepare a Preliminary Assessment Report within 20 Business Days of examining the accounts of the Licensee's business to provide a summary analysis of those accounts in the following format:

	Executive summary

	Estimated trust account deficiency

	Estimated viability prospects of the Licensee's business (including current liabilities of the business)

	Recommended future actions.

B7. Tier 1 Category - Receiver
Tier 1 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities) – Costs up to $150,000.00 (Incl. GST, and Schedule of Fees costs)

	Take possession of receivable property of the Licensee (and/or, as appointed by the NSW Supreme Court, take possession of receivable property of the Licensee's associate;

	Enter premises, pursuant to an order of the NSW Supreme Court under section 142(4) (a) of the PSBA Act (either by themselves or accompanied by a police officer) and to search for, seize and remove any property that appears to be receivable property;

	Serve on an authorised deposit-taking institution, which may hold an account in which receivable property may be held, a stop order prohibiting operations on the account by any person other than the receiver or a person authorised by the receiver;

	Undertake Court proceedings for the recovery of receivable property, which has been taken by, or paid or transferred to, a person unlawfully or in breach of trust, pursuant to section 146(1) of the PSBA Act, from a person as a debt, the amount taken, paid or transferred, the amount of the inadequacy, the amount of the debt or the value of the property taken or transferred, as appropriate;

	Give a certificate, pursuant to section 147 of the PSBA Act to the Principal;

	Deal with receivable property in any manner in which the Licensee or Licensee's associate could have dealt with it;

	Prove, grant, claim or draw a dividend in respect of a debt that is receivable property;

	Take proceedings to recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property;

	Give a receipt for money that is receivable property;

	Give Notices to the Licensee or Licensee's associate pursuant to the PSBA Act;

	Undertake examination of the Licensee or other person in relation to receivable property, on the application of the receiver to the NSW Supreme Court;

	Invest receivable property as directed by the Principal, in any manner in which trustees are authorised by the Trustee Act 1925 to invest funds;

	Pay monies from liquidated receivable property to the Principal so that, firstly, unsatisfied claims against the Licensee may be wholly or partially paid, and secondly, in payment of the expenses of the receivership;

	Prepare a Final Report that deals with matters considered to be appropriate to include in the report, and submit the report to the NSW Supreme Court and the Principal;

	Prepare the Final Report in such a manner as may be used as an Expert's Report in NSW District Court and NSW Supreme Court legal proceedings, and/or any civil or administrative proceedings.

B8. Tier 2 Category - Receiver
Tier 2 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment Period responsibilities and Tier 1 responsibilities) – Costs up to $300,000.00 (Incl. GST, and Schedule of Fees costs)

	Required to carry out moderate level investigation into the receivable property held by the Licensee or Licensee's associate;

	Required to undertake Court proceedings to recover receivable property as a debt, recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property, or undertake examinations in the NSW Supreme Court;

	Required by the Principal to invest receivable property;

	Prepare statements at request of the Principal on work undertaken with a costs breakdown of that work;

	Confirm/verify claims information and amounts payable for up to 100 claims.

B9. Tier 3 Category - Receiver
Tier 3 Category (in addition to Preliminary Assessment responsibilities, and Tier 1 and Tier 2 responsibilities) – Costs up to $500,000.00 (Incl. GST, and Schedule of Fees costs)

	Required to carry out highly complex level of investigation into the receivable property held by the Licensee or Licensee's associate;

	Required to undertake Court proceedings to recover receivable property as a debt, or recover damages for a tort committed in relation to receivable property, or undertake examinations in the NSW Supreme Court;

	Required by the Principal to invest receivable property;

	Confirm/verify claims data/information/amounts payable for all claims.

title: Preliminary assessment, Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 Questionnaire

description:
Organsation Details

	Associated Entities *

Please use the attached template to provide details of any associated entities, eg, subcontractors or agents

Associated entites template.docx

Response Type: Upload

	Management and Key Nominated Personnel *

Please complete and upload the attached template in 'Word' or 'PDF' format

Management and key nominated personnel template.docx

Response Type: Upload

Capacity and Capability

	Company Capacity and Capability *

Please use the attached template to provide details of company capacity and capability

Capacity and capability template.docx

Response Type: Upload

	Relevant Experience *

Please use the attached template to provide details of relevant experience for nominated categories. Refer to Statutory Appointment categories and descriptions on the Statutory Appointment page on www.buy.nsw.gov.au

Relevant experience template.docx

Response Type: Upload

	Referee Reports *

Using the attached template please provide three (3) referee reports for each nominated category and merge them all into one (1) file for upload. The referee reports must be for work conducted in the last three (3) years

Referee report template.docx

Response Type: Upload

Rates/Cost of Services

	Rates/Cost of Services *

Please provide a copy of your pricing schedule

Response Type: Upload

Insurances

	Professional Indemnity Insurance is Mandatory for contracts under the Statutory Appointment Scheme Supplier List *

Required policy coverage is for a minimum amount of $10,000,000 in respect of each claim.

Please upload the latest certificate of currency for Professional Indemnity Insurance for $10M and provide the insurance expiry date.

Response Type: Upload & Date

	Where required by law, Workers' Compensation insurance is Mandatory *

If applicable, please upload the latest certificate of currency for Workers' Compensation Insurance and provide the insurance expiry date

Response Type: Upload & Date

	$10M Public Liability Insurance is Mandatory for contracts under the Statutory Appointment Scheme *

Required policy coverage is for a minimum amount of $10,000,000 in respect of each claim.

Please upload the latest certificate of currency for Public Liability Insurance for $10m and provide the insurance expiry date.

Response Type: Upload & Date

Applicant Declaration

	Authorised Representative *

I am authorised to submit this application for and on behalf of the applicant and in doing so warrant that it is financially solvent, not subject to any legal proceedings or ICAC inquiry/ies, and the information provided is true and correct.

Confirmation of authorised representative

* The applicant declaration is confirmed by the applicant's authorised representative.

Please provide full name and contact telephone number of the applicant's authorised representative

Response Type: Free Text

description:
You can use this Prequalification Scheme to become eligible to undertake works of the following values:

Tier 1: valued up to $150,000.

Tier 2: valued up to $300,000.

Tier 3: valued up to $500,000.


description: Healthcare services

title: HI Medical Technology Panel

title: HI22635 EOI Documents.zip

title: HI22635 Addenda 1.zip

rationale: Addenda 1 - Refer to change in tender closing date and time.

description: A panel of service providers is required to provide expertise in Medical Technology during and after the delivery of Capital Projects.   Suppliers are engaged to deliver key activities at different stages of Capital Projects under the guidance of internal advisory services. The Panel will include the following categories: Asset Auditing, Major Medical Equipment, Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment, Biomedical Expertise, Design, Radiation Consultancy, Commissioning & Medical Equipment Sustainability. There will also be an opportunity for new service providers to submit responses to the EOI on an annual basis to ensure new suppliers to the market are considered.

submissionMethodDetails:
An Optional briefing is scheduled as follows:

Time and Date: 10am on Tuesday, 16th May 2023 via MS Teams.

RSVP by 2pm Friday, 12th May 2023

eTenderProcurementMethod: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

conditionsForParticipation:
HI draws to your attention the obligations in relation to the Implementation Guidelines to the New South Wales Code of Practice for Procurement: Building and Construction Industry (the Guidelines), applicable to projects of $10 million and above.

The Guidelines can be downloaded from www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au (follow the links to Construction).


description: Education

title: 2023 Maths Head Teachers Conference - Sponsorship Request - Expression of Interest

currency: AUD

title: RFT Preview Document

description:
The Mathematics Head Teachers Conference is hosted by the Curriculum and Reform Directorate.

The theme in 2023 is ‘Charting new horizons in mathematics’. The conference will help to build the capacity of mathematics Head Teachers to effectively implement the 7-10 section of the new Mathematics K-10 syllabus (from Term 1, 2024).

Join us for ‘Charting new horizons in mathematics’, a conference dedicated to exploring the transformative potential of the new Mathematics K-10 syllabus.

Taking place in Sydney, the course offers a comprehensive program tailoredspecifically to Head Teachers, providing them with the knowledge, strategies and tools to confidently implement the new syllabus.

Through captivating keynote speeches, interactive workshops and dynamic panel discussions, attendees will gain invaluable insights into effective leadership practices, change management techniques and the critical steps required to ensure a smooth transition to the new syllabus. Don’t miss this golden opportunity to shape the future of mathematics education.

submissionMethodDetails:
Expressions of interest may be submitted:

- via the online form (https://forms.office.com/r/xZj1wWhqSN)

- in an email to a department contact representative

- on tenders.nsw.gov.au

Please note this is a request for sponsorship contributions to the Maths Head Teachers Conference. We are not able to respond to requests to supply to the department, or any other procurement-related enquiries.

For all enquiries relating to supplying to the Department please visit: https://education.nsw.gov.au/partnering-with-us/supplying-to-us

conditionsForParticipation:
- Successful respondents to the EOI will be required to countersign a Sponsorship Agreement or Letter of Agreement subject to the Commercial Arrangements, Sponsorship and Donations policy and implementation procedures (https://education.nsw.gov.au/policy-library/policies/pd-2009-0399)

- Successful sponsors are required to have a current public liability insurance policy (minimum $20 million) and present evidence upon request by the department.


description: Medical equipment

id: INDUSTRY BRIEFING NOTICE HSSP_HC22_894-1

title: Industry Brief Notice 894.pdf

description:
INDUSTRY BRIEFING NOTICE FOR THE UPCOMING TENDER FOR TRANSFUSION REAGENTS HSSP_HC22_894

Date: Wednesday 8th November 2023

Time: 11.00am (Sydney time) (45min briefing + 15min Q&A)

Location: MS Teams meeting (link provided upon RSVP)

Please RSVP via email to the undersigned below by: Tuesday 7th November2023, 1pm
 Please provide: Name of Company, Name of Person(s) attending (max. 1-2 people/company),
 Designation, and Email

Tendering Officer:

Chinmay Dave – Category Manager

chinmay.dave@health.nsw.gov.au

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

multiAgencyAccessType: All Agencies


description: Prosthetic devices or accessories and supplies

title: Prosthetic Limb Services - Enable NSW

title: HSNSW_2210606 - RFT Part A - Tender Overview and Terms and Conditions of Tender v1.0.pdf

title: HSNSW_2210606 - RFT Part B - Specification v1.0.pdf

title: HSNSW_2210606 - RFT Part C - Tender Response v1.0.docx

title: HSNSW_2210606 - RFT Part D - Proposed Contract v1.0.pdf

title: HSNSW_2210606 - Addendum 1 .pdf

title: HSNSW_2210606 - Supplier Briefing Slide Deck 22-03-2023.pdf

rationale: This Addendum No 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.'

title: HSNSW_2210606 - Addendum 3.pdf

rationale: This Addendum 3 contains information relating to the above Request for Tender (RFT). It is the responsibility of the tenderers to be aware of this Addendum and its contents and take these factors into consideration for inclusion when developing an offer for this tender.'

title: HSNSW_2210606 - Addendum 2 Final.pdf

rationale: This Addendum No 2  contains information 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: HSNSW_2210606 - Addendum 4.pdf

rationale: This Addendum 4 contains information relating to the above Request for Tender (RFT). It is the responsibility of the tenderers to be aware of this Addendum and its contents and take these factors into consideration for inclusion when developing an offer for this tender.

description: HealthShare NSW, on behalf of Enable NSW, invites tenders for the provision of prosthetic labour services and consultancy support to accredited public health amputee outpatient clinics.  These services are for eligible adult and paediatric patients within NSW Health.

name: HealthShare NSW - Internal Procurement Unit

addressForLodgement: Responses to this Request for Tender must be lodged via the NSW Government eTender website.

submissionMethodDetails:
A briefing session will be held for Tenderers on the date, time and at the location indicated below. HealthShare NSW and Enable NSW staff involved in this RFT will be available at the session to answer queries regarding this RFT and the RFT Process.

Names of persons attending the briefing session must be provided to Ben Boyd at ben.boyd@health.nsw.gov.au at least three (3) working days prior to the date. No more than two (2) persons from each Tenderer will be permitted to attend the Tenderer briefing.

It is not mandatory for suppliers to attend the briefing session in order to submit a Tender.

Date:  22 March 2023

Time:  9:00am – 9:45am

Location:  Microsoft Teams (videoconference)

A web link will be provided to attend the briefing session after a request to attend has been made by the tenderer and received by HealthShare NSW.


description: Pest control

title: Pest Control Services

title: RFT Part A - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services - Tender Overview and Terms and Conditions.pdf

title: RFT Part B -ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services - Tender Specification.pdf

title: RFT Part C.1 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services -Tender Response Draft.docx

title: RFT Part C.2 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services - Pricing Schedule_Pest Control Draft.xlsx

title: RFT Part D - Proposed Contract.pdf

title: Addendum 3 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services.pdf

title: RFT Part C.2 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services - Pricing Schedule_Pest Control Draft v3.xlsx

format: xlsx

rationale: This Addendum #3 contains information and attachments relating to the above Request for Tender (ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services). 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: Addendum 4 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services.pdf

rationale: 'This Addendum #4 contains typo corection relating to the RFT closure date in previous addendum #3 for Request for Tender (ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services). 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: Addendum 1 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services.pdf

title: ISLHD - Site plans-maps.zip

rationale: 'This Addendum #1 contains information and attachments relating to the above Request for Tender (ISLHD_2210870_Pest Control Services). 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: Addendum 2 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services.pdf

title: RFT Part C.2 - ISLHD_2210870 - Pest Control Services - Pricing Schedule_Pest Control Draft v2.xlsx

rationale: 'This Addendum 2 contains information and attachments relating to the above Request for Tender (ISLHD_2210870_Pest Control Services). 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:
Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District (ISLHD) is responsible for eight (8) public hospitals and approximately forty-nine (49) community buildings. The purpose of this RFT is to assist ISLHD to engage a Contractor to provide the Services on an overall best value for money basis.

Please note, HealthShare NSW operated kitchens at each hospital site will not be covered by this agreement.

The whole of the work covered by this RFT shall be carried out by a recognised Pest Control contractor. ISLHD encourages training in the various fields that encompass Pest Control services. Contractors that show verification of training systems will be at an advantage. The Contractor must provide the appropriate tools, labour, equipment, and materials to provide all Services.

The ability of the Contractor to provide services across multiple sites within the ISLHD will be viewed favourably in the tender evaluation process.

The Contractor is required to provide pest control in the nominated sites, contributing to providing a safe environment for ISLHD staff, customers, visitors, and Contractors. Services will be provided at the required frequency as set out in a Customer Agreement.

The successful Contractor will be expected to fulfil the entirety of the specification, provide all reports/ documentation to substantiate services performed and meet the expected performance levels. The Goods and/or Services are described in Part B: Specifications.>

name: HealthShare NSW - Local Tender and Contracts

submissionMethodDetails:
Mandatory site inspections will be held for Tenderers on the date, time and at the location indicated in the schedule located in the RFT documents.

Names of persons attending the briefing session must be provided to the Contact Officer at least <three (3)> working days prior to the date. No more than <two (2> persons from each Tenderer will be permitted to attend the Tenderer briefing.

It is mandatory for suppliers to attend the site inspections in order to submit a Tender.

conditionsForParticipation: Mandatory site inspections of the 8 public hospital sites covered by this proposed tender, schedule of date and time of site visits is located in the RFT documents


description: Roads and rail

title: Supply & Application of Pavement Markings in Regional NSW

title: 22.0000129330.1930 Tender Documents.zip

region: NSW

countryName: AUSTRALIA

streetAddress: 15/23 Silva av, Queanbeyan

legalName: ACT line marking PTY LTD

Allstate Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

region: QLD

streetAddress: 42 Motorway Cct, Ormeau

legalName: Allstate Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

Avante Linemarking

streetAddress: 113 Dunheved Circuit, St Marys

legalName: Avante Linemarking & Signage Services

Capital Lines & Signs Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 19 Wycombe St, Queanbeyan

legalName: Capital Lines & Signs Pty Ltd

Central West Linemarking

streetAddress: 12L YARRANDALE RD, DUBBO

legalName: Central West Linemarking Pty Ltd

Complete Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 14 Toohey Road, Wetherill Park

legalName: Complete Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

Global Road Maintenance

streetAddress: 2/1 Merryll Ave, Baulkham Hills

legalName: GLOBAL ROAD MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS PTY LTD

J & M Road Marking Specialists

streetAddress: 1/383 Maitland Rd, Cessnock

legalName: J & M ROAD MARKING SPECIALISTS PTY LTD

Whiteline Road Services

streetAddress: 5 BALOOK DR, BERESFIELD

legalName: JENALAD PTY LTD

streetAddress: unit 1, 16 essex street, minto

legalName: OZ LINEMARKING (NSW) PTY LTD

streetAddress: Unit A 39 John Street, Camden

legalName: RETEX PAVEMENT SERVICES (NSW) PTY LTD

Ring Us Group Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 148 - 150 Magowar Road, Girraween

legalName: Ring Us Group Pty Ltd

Maintrax

streetAddress: 41 Princes Street, Riverstone

legalName: Statewide RPMs Pty Ltd

region: WA

streetAddress: 9-11 Tipping Road, Kewdale

legalName: SUPALUX LINEMARKING PTY LTD

Oz Linemarking Pty Ltd

region: VIC

streetAddress: 49 Kitchen Road, Dandenong South

legalName: The Linemarking Unit Trust

Wollongong Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 29 Ruddock Street, Corrimal

legalName: Wollongong Linemarking Services Pty Ltd

streetAddress: 92-94 Redfern Street, Wetherill Park

legalName: Workfroce Road Services Pty Ltd

title: Addendum No 5 22.0000129330.1930.pdf

title: 03. Schedule of Rates v3.xlsx

title: 04. Measurement and Payment v4.pdf

rationale:
Addendum 5 includes:

Questions and Answers for Clarification

Revised 03. Schedule of Rates

Revised 04. Measurement and Payment document

title: Addendum No 4 22.0000129330.1930.pdf

rationale: Addendum 4 extends the closing date for submissions for this Contract. Some key tender documents are being reviewed and revised and will be distributed to tenderers in another addendum shortly.

title: Addendum 1 22.0000129330.1930 .zip

rationale:
Please find attached Addendum 1 for this Contract. This Addendum includes:

-Pretender Presentation
 -Pretender meeting minutes
 -Revised G1 - Job Specific Requirements
 -Revised Schedule of Rates
 -Revised Measurement & Payment Note

title: Addendum No 3 22.0000129330.1930.pdf

rationale: Addendum 3 includes Questions and Answers for clarification and forms part of the tender documents for this Contract.

title: Addendum No 2 22.0000129330.1930.pdf

title: 04 Measurement and Payment v3.pdf

rationale:
Addendum 2 contains:

Questions and Answers related to this tender for clarification

Updated Measurement and Payment document (v3)

An extended closing date and time - Tenders close at 2.30PM on Tuesday 5 December 2023

description:
The work involves the supply and delivery of various types of pavement markings as stipulated in the Tender Documents in the North, West and South regions of NSW acorss various locations.

All tenderers must comply with the <a href="https://aus01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.transport.nsw.gov.au%2Fsystem%2Ffiles%2Fmedia%2Fdocuments%2F2022%2Fstatement-of-business-ethics_0.pdf&data=05%7C01%7CPeter.Le%40transport.nsw.gov.au%7Cfc62ef3e876645df06c408dbc927ea55%7Ccb356782ad9a47fb878b7ebceb85b86c%7C0%7C0%7C638324945654258559%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=Uq0IQjK7XO7PGqL0tnFAo0copTPzMkW6CxmnDU8vwbk%3D&reserved=0" target="_blank">Transport Statement of Business Ethics through the procurement process and any subsequent contract period.

All tenderers must comply with the NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework, NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct and <a href="https://aus01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au%2Fassets%2FUploads%2Fpublications%2FCCU-related-documents%2Fnsw_ir_guidelines_building_and_construction_procurement.pdf&data=05%7C01%7CPeter.Le%40transport.nsw.gov.au%7Cfc62ef3e876645df06c408dbc927ea55%7Ccb356782ad9a47fb878b7ebceb85b86c%7C0%7C0%7C638324945654258559%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=KO9IJo%2FUg2MixNuwa%2FD3pVPYbgliPF08rTCNG9EGfTA%3D&reserved=0" target="_blank">New South Wales Industrial Relations Guidelines: Building and Construction Procurement.

name: Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)

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


description: Medical equipment

id: INDUSTRY BRIEFING NOTICE HSSP_HC23_895-1

title: Industry Brief Notice 895.pdf

description:
INDUSTRY BRIEFING NOTICE FOR TENDER OF IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY (IHC) STAINING FOR ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY

Date: Monday 6th November 2023

Time: 1pm (Sydney time) (45min briefing + 15min Q&A)

Location: MS Teams meeting (link provided upon RSVP)

Please RSVP via email to the undersigned below by: Friday 3rd November 2023, 1pm
Please provide: Name of Company, Name of Person(s) attending (max. 1-2 people/company),
Designation, and Email

Tendering Officer:

Khushbu Rana – Senior Category Officer

Khushbu.Rana@health.nsw.gov.au


description: Building and Property

title: ACRI - Irrigation Water Storage construction

title: P23-5990 - Tender Documents.zip

description:
"To construct an additional earthen walled  water storage cell connected to an existing irrigation water storage via a concrete pipe and gate. Works to commence upon the emptying and drying of existing storage and prior to the commencement of the summer irrigated cropping program at ACRI.

Tenderer to supply all labour, materials, machinery, and equipment to construct an earthen ring tank, supply and installation of reinforced concrete pipe and drop boxes and heavy duty 6m steel gate and walkway as per specifications."

timeframeDelivery: Two months

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenderers are encouraged to attend a site inspection prior to submitting their response.

Please email the tender contact to schedule the site inspection.


description: Building upgrades projects

title: Camden Civic Centre Upgrade Works

title: E004-2023 - Volume 1 - Invitation to EOI - Camden Civic Centre Upgrade Works.pdf

title: E004-2023 - Volume 2 - Request for EOI - Camden Civic Centre Upgrade Works.pdf

title: E004-2023 _ Volume 3 - Returnable Schedules  -  Camden Civic Centre Upgrade Works.DOCX

title: E004-2023 _ Volume 4- Appendices - Camden Civic Centre Upgrade Works.zip

title: Addendum 1 - E004.2023 - Camden Civic Centre Upgrade.pdf

rationale: Please find attached response to questions raised in relation to E004/2023.

description: Camden Council invites the expression of interest from the competent and experienced building contractors to provide Council with construction services for the proposed alterations and additions to Camden Civic Centre. A detailed description of the requirements can be found in Council’s Request for EOI document.


description: Engineering and Technical

title: North Elmslea Pressure Pump Station - Construction

title: RFT-10053841 North Elmslea Pump Station Tender Document.pdf

title: RFT-10053841 North Elmslea Pump Station_Appendices.zip

title: RFT-10053841 North Elmslea Pump Station Drawings.pdf

title: RFT-10053841 NEPS GC21-Edition-2_Tender Schedules Envelope 1.docx

title: RFT-10053841 NEPS GC21-Edition-2_Tender Schedules Envelope 2.docx

rationale:
Addendum No.2 - Notice to All Tenderers

 Provision of Request for Information (RFIs) in response to tenderer enquiries.

Tenderers should ensure to review all information provided in this Addendum including any comments and attachments, and where instructed incorporate into tender submission.

END OF ADDENDUM NO.2

title: RFT-10053841 -Addendum 2 NEPPS.pdf

rationale:
Addendum No.2 (Extended) - Notice to All Tenderers

Addendum Template now attached for Addendum No.2

END OF ADDENDUM NO.2 (EXTENDED)

rationale: Administrative Addendum Only to include the location in the description of the RFT.

title: RFT-10053841 North Elmslea Pressure Pump Station_Addendum 1.pdf

rationale:
Notice to All Tenderers - Addendum No.1

The following addendum consists of the Pre-tender meeting minutes from 21st March 2023 and is part of the RFT Documents and will form part of the Contract.

title: RFT-10053841 North Elmslea Pressure Pump Station_Addendum 3.pdf

title: RFT-10053841 NEPS GC21-Edition-2-Tender-Schedules Envelop 2 Revised.docx

format: docx

rationale:
Addendum No.3 - Notice to All Tenderers

Amendment to 6.2 and 7.1 of the Conditions of Tendering and to item 3 of the General Conditions of Contract.

Replacement of the GC21 Edition 2 Tender Schedules Envelope 2 with the revised GC21 Edition 2 Tender Schedules  Envelope 2.

Tenderers should ensure to review all information provided in this Addendum including any comments and attachments, and where instructed incorporate into tender submission.

description: Construction of a new portable water pressure pump station and emergency generator at the North Elmslea Reservoir site, Bungendore NSW and as detailed in the preliminaries, on the drawings and in the specification.

timeframeDelivery: 40 weeks from date of Letter of Award.

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.

Mandatory Pre-tender Meeting

A Mandatory pre-tender meeting is proposed for Tuesday, 21st March, 2023 at 11:00AM. The meeting will be held at the North Elmslea Reservoir site, Harp Avenue, Bungendore NSW 2621.

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.

conditionsForParticipation:
Attendance to the pre-tender meeting on Tuesday, 21st March 2023 at 11:00AM is mandatory.

Tenders submitted by tenderers who fail to attend the pre-tender meeting will be passed over.


description: Fit out and Interiors

title: Furniture Required for WNSWLHD

title: Furniture Tender Issue RFT 10061981.zip

description: This tender is for furniture to be supplied and delivered to 12 sites across Western NSW Local Health District as part of other interiors work.

timeframeDelivery: Prior to March 31 2024

addressForLodgement:
P O BOX 316

KINGSFORD NSW 2032

submissionMethodDetails: Please contact Jamie Goodlet for any information. jamie.goodlet@health.nsw.gov.au


description: Infrastructure

title: Port Macquarie South Breakwall Repair Project - Notice of Upcoming Request for Tender

tenderType: Notice

description:
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) advises that it intends to issue a Request for Tender (RFT) during November 2023 for the upcoming Port Macquarie South Breakwall Repair Project. The intention is to award this in Q1 2024 with a view to the successful proponent commencing works on site in March 2024 subject to evaluation.

A basic outline of scope includes but is not limited to the following:

Site establishment works including prework housing condition reports.

Rock haulage from TfNSW Stockpile at John Fraser Place to the site.

Tree removal (approx. 20 Norkfolk pines)

Rock placement on Breakwall (as per design).

Concrete footpath rehabilitation and widening.

Staircases & access ramps.

Retaining Walls.

Safety fencing.

Solar lighting on the shared footpath.

New seating areas & viewing platforms.

Landscaping installation and maintenance.

Site disestablishment works including post-work housing condition reports.

submissionMethodDetails:
TfNSW has undertaken pre-project procurement to secure all the necessary rock for the Breakwall repair works. Furthermore, in addition to procuring the required rock, TfNSW will have procured the replacement Norfolk Pines. It is important to note that the responsibility for all additional materials and the installation of these elements has been assigned to the Contractor.

The intention is to release this RFT during November, closing prior to the Christmas holiday period. It is expected that the review of submissions will commence from 08 January 2024 with any Requests for Information (RFI) being issued to respondents shortly after.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Notice


description: Education

title: NSW Hospital Schools Centenary Celebration Event - Sponsorship Request - Expression of Interest

title: NSW Hospital Schools Centenary Event - Sponsor EOI.pdf

title: RFT Preview Document

rationale: Extending RFT close date to Monday 15 May 6pm

description:
NSW Hospital Schools are celebrating their centenary this year!

Today, there are ten hospital schools across NSW that provide continuity of quality education for students within the NSW Health hospital system through strong partnerships with students, families and census schools, to deliver personalised learning with strong coordinated health and education transition planning. We are holding a celebratory event at Taronga Zoo for these schools, their community members and families on 21st June, 2023.

This is for the recognition and celebration of the amazing community, volunteers and school staff who work together to provide happiness, hope and education for all children who are unwell and require hospital treatment.

Sponsorship will directly help to bring down the cost of tickets for families, staff, volunteers and community members of hospital schools around the state and ensure that financial difficulties will not restrict anyone in our community from attending this celebration, in particular our regional/rural families. Your contribution will subsidise the costs of the event venue, dinner, entertainment, as well as travel/overnight costs for families.

submissionMethodDetails:
Expressions of interest may be submitted:

- via the online form (https://forms.office.com/r/ahMP6CqNAa)

- on tenders.nsw.gov.au

- in writing via an email to a department contact representative


description: Catering services

title: Middleton Grange Public School Canteen Services

title: MIddleton Grange Public School Canteen Tender - RFT SINSW-23-22614 - Part A.PDF

title: Middleton Grange Public School Canteen Tender - RFT SINSW-23-22614- Part B.PDF

title: Middleton Grange Public School Canteen Tender - RFT SINSW-23-22614- Part C.DOCX

title: Middleton Grange PS Canteen Licence Agreement November 2023 DRAFT.PDF


description: Community and social services

title: Independent Assessors Mainstream

title: DCJ2023004 - Independent Assessors Tender RFT Pack.zip

title: rfx-addendum-DCJ2023004 - Indepenent Assessor Mainstream tender.DOC

format: DOC

title: Independent Assessors Mainstream Frequently Asked Questions FAQs.DOCX

format: DOCX

rationale: Addendum 1

title: Independent Assessors Mainstream Tender -  Addendum 2.DOCX

title: Independent Assessors Mainstream Tender - Frequently Asked Questions - 11 May 2023.DOCX

rationale: Addendum 2 - FAQ

description:
All individuals who wish to join the Independent Assessors Panel, either as a sole trader or as a member of an organisation, will need to complete individual application. New and existing providers can participate in this open tender.

This tender opportunity can only be accessed and responded via the DCJ SmartyGrants platform. Any submission lodged outside of SmartyGrants will not be considered by the Department.

To participate in this opportunity, please click on the following link:

https://DCJ.smartygrants.com.au/IA-OpenTender

The SmartyGrants link will take you to Login and Register page. If you are new to SmartyGrants, the Register page will walk you through a simple registering process.

For technical assistance with SmartyGrants platform, please email service@smartygrants.com.auor SPCGrantsTeam@facs.nsw.gov.au

name: NSW Department of Communities and Justice

submissionMethodDetails: Applicants can access information package for this tender by downloading a copy (see hyperlink to documents or scroll down to the download section).


description: Professional Services (excl Consultancies)

title: Media Monitoring Services for Whole of NSW Government

title: RFP-10057441 Stage 1 MMS Part A RFP Conditions - Statement of Requirements.pdf

title: RFP-10057441 Stage 1 MMS Part B1 Response Document.docx

title: RFP-10057441 Stage 1 MMS Part B2 Price Schedule.xlsx

title: RFP-10057441 Stage 1 MMS Part C Commercial Framework.pdf

title: RFP 10057441 MMS for WoG Addendum 3.pdf

rationale:
ADDENDUM 3 is in response to a Request For Information received regarding specific print sources.

Respondents are advised of addendum 3, which is applicable to the above RFP process, the content of which is incorporated into the RFP documents. Respondents are to have regard to and allow for this Addendum in their RFP Proposal response.

title: RFP 10057441 MMS for WoG Addendum 4.docx

title: DPC-Logging-and-Monitoring-Policy-v1.1.pdf

rationale:
ADDENDUM 4 is in response to a Request For Information received.

Respondents are advised of addendum 4, which is applicable to the above RFP process, the content of which is incorporated into the RFP documents. Respondents are to have regard to and allow for this Addendum in their RFP Proposal response.

title: RFP 10057441 MMS for WoG Addendum 1.pdf

title: Addendum 1 - Attachment - RFP - 10057441 Media Monitoring Services - Tender Briefing final.pdf

rationale:
Respondents are advised of the following addendum, which is applicable to this RFP process and the content of which are incorporated into the RFP documents. Respondents are to have regard to and allow for this Addendum in their RFP Proposal response.

ADDENDUM 1 is as a result of the RFP Briefing power point presentation held on Wednesday 26 April 2023 10am to 11.00am.

Respondents are also required to complete the questions in RFP Proposal response Part B1 confirming receipt and incorporation of Addenda issued.

rationale:
ADDENDUM 2

Respondents are advised of the following addendum, which is applicable to the above RFP process, the content of which is incorporated into the RFP documents. Respondents are to have regard to and allow for this Addendum in their RFP Proposal response.

title: RFP 10057441 MMS for WoG Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Attachment for Addendum 2 added.

title: RFP 10057441 MMS for WoG Addendum 5 .pdf

rationale:
ADDENDUM 5 is in response to a Request For Information received regarding Pings and Alerts.

Respondents are advised of addendum 5, which is applicable to the above RFP process, the content of which is incorporated into the RFP documents. Respondents are to have regard to and allow for this Addendum in their RFP Proposal response.

tenderType: Request for Proposals

description:
NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) through a multi- stage procurement is seeking to appoint a prime supplier to provide a range of contemporary media monitoring services to NSW Government agencies under a Whole of Government standing offer agreement.

This RFP Stage 1 seeks initial submissions. DPC intends to invite further submissions from a limited number of suppliers who lodge an initial submission. DPC intends to conduct negotiations.

submissionMethodDetails:
The existing contract for WoG media monitoring services will expire around the last quarter of 2023.

The NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) through this multi- stage Request for Proposal (RFP) procurement is seeking to appoint a prime supplier to provide media monitoring services to NSW Government agencies in order to deliver and improve on its media monitoring service delivery model to create efficiencies across the sector; gain greater understanding of community concerns and feedback; and ensure that media monitoring services effectively capture all relevant traditional, online and social media types.

DPC is seeking to appoint a supplier for an initial three year-period with one possible two-year extension. The estimated value is $3,415,000 to $4,265,000 per annum.

Media monitoring services include, but not limited to:

Monitoring across all the media types - press, print, broadcast, online, social media;

Automated and human-driven evaluation and analysis of media content across all media types;

Reporting and distribution of media content and analysis to relevant internal and external stakeholders, using

Static and mobile platforms;

Assorted media engagement tools – journalists/author & influencer contact databases and media forward planning tools.

All NSW Government agencies will be required to purchase media monitoring services under this proposed Whole-of-Government agreement.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Request for Proposals

conditionsForParticipation: Refer to RFP document Part A


title: 19666068 - Police Driver Training Active Armed Offender & 19756964 Skid Pan

value: Restricted Tender

minValue: Restricted Tender

amendments: Restricted Tender

relatedRFT: Restricted Tender

description: Restricted Tender


description: Financial consultants

title: SR4225628450 - HCC REZ EOI Commercial Advisory Services .zip

description:
The Energy Corporation of NSW (EnergyCo), as the Infrastructure Planner under the Electricity Infrastructure Investment Act 2020, is leading the development of the Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone (HCC REZ).

EnergyCo is seeking expressions of interest (EOIs) from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the provision of Commercial and Financial Advisory and Transaction Management Services to all relevant workstreams within the HCC REZ project. This engagement is expected to last through to Q3 2025 and encompass multiple stages of project delivery.

Identifiers:
Central Coast
Hunter


title: Provision of Accreditation Services

description: Restricted Tender


description: Bridges and tunnels

title: Supply and Delivery of Timber at various locations across NSW for upcoming TfNSW requirements.

title: 23.00001292333.1008 Tender Submission Package.zip

title: 23.0000129233.1008 Tender Document.zip

description:
The scope of works involves:

Package 1 - B12378 Gillies Bridge Rehabilitation

Package 2 - Northern bridges timber/decking replacements

Package 3 – B6168 Wallaga Lake Major Rehabilitation.

A pre-tender meeting will be held via Microsoft Team after two weeks from the date of advertisement.

The actual date and time will uploaded on the e tender website.

Tenderers shall provide their confirmation and contact details to Katie.Caldwell@transport.nsw.gov.au

The details of the pretender meeting will be provided to the confirmed tenderers.

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

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England
Central Coast
Hunter
Illawarra
Southern Highlands


description: Specialised service

title: Power System Analysis Advisory Service

title: SR4219161700 Tender Documents-Power System Analysis Advisory.zip

title: SR4219161700 - Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Pleaese see attached addendum 1 file with additional information about this tender.

rationale: Addendum - The close date for this tender has been extended to Wednesday 22nd November 2023 by 2pm

description:
EnergyCo’s Technical Advisory Services team is responsible for providing accurate and timely technical advice and input to the Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) projects and Priority Transmission Infrastructure Projects (PTIPs), as well as input and advice related to joint planning with Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) and NSW’s Jurisdictional Planning Body (Transgrid).

To support the team’s objectives EnergyCo is seeking to engage Power System Analysis advisor/s to provide technical input, power system modelling and advice on the REZ projects and PTIPs development and delivery activities. The supplier should have a deep understanding of the NSW power system and have expertise in power system analysis for network planning.

The initial engagement will be for two years from December 2023 (or an agreed upon start date), with options to extend the engagement in yearly increments up to 2 years, subject to EnergyCo’s discretion. The rates provided must be fixed for 2 years.

Identifiers:
New England
Central Coast
Hunter
South West Sydney
Central West
Orana/Far West
Illawarra

timeframeDelivery: 2-years plus 2 x 1-year optional extension


description: Fencing

title: Captains Flat Legacy Mine Works Temporary Fence Hire

title: P23-5989 - Tender Documents.zip

title: P23-5989 - Additional Documents.zip

description:
"The Legacy Mines Program (LMP) within the Department of Regional NSW has engaged the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) as lead contractor to undertake remediation works at the Lake George Mine.

The mine is located immediately West of the township of Captains Flat, New South Wales (NSW).

Mining operations (for silver, gold, copper, lead, and zinc) in the area commenced in the early 1880s with several small operations amalgamating to form Lake George Mine. Mining continued until 1962, when the Lake George Mine officially closed. The site is heavily contaminated with metals and metalloids (including lead, arsenic, copper, and zinc) and sulphur and has undergone a succession of remediation works since 1972.

The purpose of the proposed remediation works is to reduce the off- site risk of airborne dust and contaminated runoff generated from the continued oxidisation of sulfidic mineral waste at Lake George Mine.

The proposed remediation works are required to prevent serious environmental and human health risks to people accessing the site, to residents on-site and in the town of Captains Flat.

Supply, installation, maintenance & removal (at project completion) of temporary safety fencing necessary to effect the remediation of the Legacy mine at Captains Flat."

Identifiers:
ACT
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


title: Shoalhaven Levee Remediation - Generic Design

description: Restricted Tender