description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

title: General construction works up to $1 million

title: Terms and Conditions

title: 2022%2D02%2D23%20DOC19%201255881%20%20SCM0256%20Applicant%20Guidelines%2Epdf

rationale:
The Government has reformed Scheme SCM0256 to improve business opportunities for existing and new scheme suppliers.

To ensure your business take advantage of these opportunities, you will need to update your current scheme profile in eTendering.

Please refer to How to update your current scheme details to complete your profile update.

For more information, contact the NSW Procurement Service Centre at nswbuy@treasury.nsw.gov.au or 1800 679 289.

Or email construction.suppliers@pwa.nsw.gov.au

rationale:
This amendment was to update the following document to the current version:

Experience form_29112019

The document has been updated to be clearer and easier to understand. If you have an application in draft and have downloaded a previous version of this document you can log in and download the most current version prior to submission.

rationale:
This amendment was to update the following documents to the current version.

• SCM0256 Agency Guidelines 20191210

• SCM0256 Safety report examples only

• SCM0256 Inspection and test plan example only

These documents have been updated to be clearer and easier to understand. If you have an application in draft and have downloaded previous versions of the documents, you can log in and download the most current version prior to submission.

rationale:
This amendment was to update the following document to the current version:

SCM0256 Referee report form 20191216

This document has been updated to be clearer and easier to understand. If you have an application in draft and have downloaded a previous version of the document, you can log in and download the most current version prior to submission.

rationale:
Due to the bushfire crisis, there may be a requirement for urgent construction works in affected regions.

To ensure your business is registered appropriately in the regions where you have capacity, you will need to edit your current scheme application as soon as possible (if you have not already done so.)

Please refer to How to update your current scheme details (pages 1-5 specifically explain how to update your regional capabilities) to complete your modification.

For more information, contact the NSW Procurement Service Centre at nswbuy@treasury.nsw.gov.au or 1800 679 289.

Or email construction.suppliers@pwa.nsw.gov.au.

rationale:
This Scheme has been extended till 31 December 2025. It is important to note that prequalified suppliers should have the latest business details such as entity name, phone, email, etc in our system. These details can be updated through your Supplier Hub/eTendering account. If these details are outdated, we would suspend your organisation as buyers will not be able to contact you for tenders.

It is now a mandatory requirement for all NSW Government Suppliers to register on the Supplier Hub. Registration can be completed using the link below: https://suppliers.buy.nsw.gov.au/login/signup

Contact the Scheme Administrator through NSW Procurement Service Centre, 1800 267 289 or email NSWbuy@treasury.nsw.gov.au

description:
Before you start the application ensure that the email address you logged in with is one that the relevant people in your organisation have access to (e.g. tenders@###.com) Tendering opportunities will be sent to the email address of the registered user.

To speed up the application process please answer all questions and provide the information requested in the required format.

capabilities:
(R1) Regions - you MUST select at least one region. Please provide a brief summary. We will contact you if we need more information.

R1-01. Sydney Metropolitan
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Sydney Metropolitan.

R1-02. Western Sydney
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Western Sydney.

R1-03. Central Coast
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Central Coast.

R1-04. Hunter
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Hunter.

R1-05. Central West
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Central West.

R1-06. Far West
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Far West.

R1-07.  Riverina Murray
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Riverina Murray.

R1-08. North Coast
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in North Coast.

R1-09. North West
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in North West.

R1-10. New England
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in New England.

R1-11. Illawarra-Shoalhaven
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in Illawarra-Shoalhaven.

R1-12. South East
Select this region if you have existing capacity and capability to operate in South East.

capabilities:
(R2) Regions - you MAY select additional regions. Please provide a brief summary. We will contact you if we need more information.

R2-01. Sydney Metropolitan
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Sydney Metropolitan.

R2-02. Western Sydney
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Western Sydney.

R2-03. Central Coast
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Central Coast.

R2-04. Hunter
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Hunter.

R2-05. Central West
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Central West.

R2-06. Far West
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Far West.

R2-07.  Riverina Murray
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Riverina Murray.

R2-08. North Coast
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in North Coast.

R2-09. North West
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in North West.

R2-10. New England
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in New England.

R2-11. Illawarra-Shoalhaven
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in Illawarra-Shoalhaven.

R2-12. South East
Select this region if you are willing to start operating in South East.

capabilities:
(C) Construction works

C1 Non-residential building works
Maintenance, small extension, repair and remediation of building work (including windows and doors) requiring more than one trade.
Major extension/alteration to existing building and/or construction of new building requiring knowledge and experience of managing all building trades on site.
Contractor can be engaged as the Principal Contractor under the WHS legislation.
Upload applicable licence, if you have one.

C2 Building heritage restoration
Restore and/or refurbish various building fabrics including - carpentry, detail joinery and cabinet making, slate or copper roofing, lead work repairs, stonework replacement, repairs or repointing, French polishing, lead paint removal, specialist colour matching and painting skills.

C3 Interior fitout (refurbishment)
Refurbishing and/or construction of new internal office fit-out including partition, glazed partition, fixtures, fittings, joinery, suspended ceiling systems, carpet, electrical, mechanical and fires systems work requiring knowledge and experience of managing all building trades on site.
Contractor can be engaged as the Principal Contractor under the WHS legislation.

C4 Demolition
Total or partial demolition of buildings/structures can be potentially dangerous, so it requires a licence. Removal of hazardous materials not including asbestos. There are two types of demolition licences i.e.  a demolition licence (DE1) and a restricted demolition licence (DE2) under the NSW Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017.
Contractor can be engaged as the Principal Contractor under the WHS legislation.
Upload your DE1 or DE2 licence. This licence is issued by SafeWork NSW.

C5 Civil works
Construction of minor and major civil engineering works comprising bulk earthwork, excavation, compaction, road work, car parks, trenching, pipe laying, small water and sewerage treatment plants, marinas, pontoons and minor out buildings.
Contractor can be engaged as the Principal Contractor under the WHS legislation.

capabilities:
(B) Building services

B1 Building mechanical HVAC
Construction, supply, installation, commissioning and operational maintenance of minor and major mechanical building services, in systems such as air conditioning, evaporative cooling, mechanical ventilation, refrigeration, dust extraction and boilers installations including low, medium and high temperature hot water and steam.
Upload your licence, if you have one.

B2 Building electrical
Construction, supply, installation, commissioning and operational maintenance of minor and major electrical services in buildings including HV installations and LV external reticulation of cabling systems, switchboard installation, cabling systems, internal wiring and accessories, lighting installations, exit and emergency lighting, telephone block cabling and conduiting for other related electrical services.
Upload your licence, if you have one.

B3 Lifts and escalators
Supply, installation and making good of lifts, lift cars and escalators. Works include work shop drawings, escalators, escalator machinery, lift cars, lift machinery, doors, electrical, associated equipment, materials and fixings with final commissioning and end user training.
Upload your licence, if you have one.

B4 Security systems
Supply, installation and making good of security systems. Works include disconnection, connection, programming of existing systems, wiring - internal and external, sensors and associated equipment, materials and fixings with final commissioning and end user training.
Contractor must hold the necessary licence and comply with NSW Security Industry Act 1997.
Upload your master security licence. This licence is issued by NSW Police.

B5 Hydraulic services (plumbing) and fire sprinklers
Supply and installation of pipe work for all aspects of potable water, sewerage, fire, gas, drainage, storm water and fire systems inside and outside of the building fabric. Works range from minor to major contracts.
Supply and installation, delivery, testing, commissioning, quality assurance and certification of pipe work, fittings and controls, for all aspects of fire systems services, both inside and outside of the building fabric. Works range from minor to major contracts.
Upload your licence, if you have one.

capabilities:
(T) Trades

T1 Painting
Surface preparation and application of protective coatings and paint systems to all types of surfaces internal and external. Works range from minor to major contracts.

T2 Bricklaying
Supply, installation and making good of flashings, ties, lintels, brickwork and associated materials. May include repointing. Works to be carried on internal and external of new and existing buildings. Scaffolding supply generally included in description.

T3 Concreting
Supply and installation of concrete fabric such as slabs (raft, suspended, composite), footings, columns, walls paths and driveways, including preparation of surfaces and placement of all reinforcement steel, i.e. preparation of surfaces laying of plastic membrane, reinforcing mesh, formwork, checking levels and curing processes.

T4 Fencing
Supply and installation of various fences, including security, safety, decorative, temporary and associated materials and fixings.
A security fence is any fence or barrier that is designed or adapted to provide or enhance the security or the protection of property. Not all fences are considered to be security fences.
For security fences, applicants should fulfil requirements of the NSW Security Industry Act 1997.
Upload your master security licence, if you have one. This licence is issued by NSW Police.

T5 Carpentry and joinery
Works to be carried on internal and external of new and existing buildings. All framing and trimming and general modification. Scaffolding supply generally included in description.
Supply and installation of joinery units to specified details, including skirting, architraves, cupboards, shelving, benches, doors, jambs and hardware, with shop drawings where necessary. Supply of all materials, plant tools, equipment, transport and labour as found necessary.

T6 Roof sheeting and roof plumbing
Supply, installation and making good of new and existing roof, awnings and covered walkways. Works include roof sheeting, flashings, guttering, down pipes, associated materials and fixings. Works range from minor to major contracts. Work includes required safety systems as per Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017.

T7 Metal work and structural steelwork
Fabrication, welding and installation of metalwork to approved shop drawings, including handrails, balustrades, louvers, bollards, grab-rails etc. supply of all materials, plant tools, equipment, transport and labour as necessary. Works range from minor to major contracts.
Supply, installation and making good of new and existing structural steel works. Works include work shop drawings, structural members, bracings, cleats, ties, bolts associated materials and fixings. Works range from minor to major contracts both subcontracting and as the Principal Contractor.

T8 Landscaping
Major soft and minor hard landscaping including minor earthworks, turfing, mulching, planting of native, exotic plants and shrubs and bush regeneration. May include basic watering systems if required. General fixed maintenance period required after contract completion date.

T9 Tiling
Set out, supply, installation and making good of new and existing wall and floor tiling. Supply of all materials, plant, tools, equipment, transport, protection and labour as necessary. Works range from minor to major contracts.

T10 Cement rendering
Supply of all materials, plant, tools, equipment, transport, protection and labour as necessary. Preparation of substrates. Carry out rendering including patching of existing surfaces, supply scaffolding as necessary.

T11 Asbestos removal
Asbestos removal work must be carried out by a licensed asbestos removalist. There are two types of asbestos removal licence i.e.  Class A & Class B under the NSW Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017.
Upload your Class A or Class B licence. These licences are issued by SafeWork NSW.

T12 Residential building works
Any work that is residential building work under the Home Building Act 1989 which involves construction of a dwelling, or alterations or additions to a dwelling. It also includes repairing, renovating, decorating or applying protective treatment to a dwelling.
Contractor must hold a valid current residential building licence issued by NSW Fair Trading.
Upload your residential building licence.

capabilities:
Contract system

Construction only

Design and construct

title: Registered Contractor Questionnaire

description:
Management & key personnel

	Management and key personnel *

Please complete and upload the attached template in Word or PDF.

2021-02-09 SCM0256 Key personnel form.docx

Response Type: Upload

Financial information

	Financial information *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
In applying the applicant confirms they are:

Solvent

Not subject to insolvency proceedings, and

Able to pay all debts when they are due for payment.

If you are offered work your business may be required to get an independent financial assessment.

NSW Government agencies are required to assess a contractor’s financial capacity at the time of engagement or tendering, and their ongoing ability to deliver the contracted works throughout the contract period.

Does the applicant agree to the above?
</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Agree

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							Do not agree

		</fieldset>

Experience

	Experience *

Complete and upload the attached template listing the relevant contracts under construction or completed. Please provide a minimum of two examples for each work category (capability) you have applied for.

Please upload in Word or PDF.

2021-02-09 SCM0256 Experience form.docx

Response Type: Upload

Legal

	Legal proceedings *

The applicant is to identify all fines, prosecutions and convictions in the last two years as well as action taken by applicant to address health, safety and environmental matters.

Please complete and upload the attached template in Word or PDF.

Fines Template

Response Type: Upload

	Insurances *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
You do not need to have insurance when you make this application. However, if your business is offered work you will be required to provide proof of relevant insurance including:

Public liability insurance

Workers compensation

Professional indemnity insurance.

</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Agree

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							Do not agree

		</fieldset>

	If you identified your business as Aboriginal-owned in the Entity Detail section, how is your business recognised as being Aboriginal-owned?

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
My business is recognised by:
</legend>

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice0" name="choice" disabled>
							NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice1" name="choice" disabled>
							An organisation representing Aboriginal-owned businesses in another state or territory that is a member of the First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice2" name="choice" disabled>
							Supply Nation

		</fieldset>

	Confirmation of authorised representative *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
I am authorised to submit this application on behalf of the applicant.
</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Yes

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							No

		</fieldset>

title: Certified Contractor Questionnaire

description:
Management & key personnel

	Management and key personnel *

Please complete and upload the attached template in Word or PDF.

2021-02-09 SCM0256 Key personnel form.docx

Response Type: Upload

Financial information

	Financial information *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
In applying the applicant confirms they are:

Solvent

Not subject to insolvency proceedings, and

Able to pay all debts when they are due for payment.

 If you are offered work your business may be required to get an independent financial assessment.

NSW Government agencies are required to assess a contractor’s financial capacity at the time of engagement or tendering, and their ongoing ability to deliver the contracted works throughout the contract period.

Does the applicant agree to the above?
</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Agree

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							Do not agree

		</fieldset>

Experience

	Experience *

Complete and upload the attached template listing the relevant contracts under construction or completed. Please provide a minimum of two examples for each work category (capability) you have applied for.

Please upload in Word or PDF.

Experience template

Response Type: Upload

Performance

	Referee and/or contractor performance reports *

Please provide one of the following;

A completed client referee report

A completed contractor performance report

Your own completed referee report with client contact details. Ensure it answers all questions contained in our referee report template.

2021-02-09 SCM0256 Referee report form.docx

Response Type: Upload

WHS & quality assurance

	Work Health Safety report *

Please provide evidence of accreditation with an industry recognised work health safety assessment body (ISO 48001 certified through an organisation listed by JAS-ANZ). If you are not accredited provide a:

• Third party WHS Audit Report, or

• Site Safety Inspection Report signed off by WHS Manager, or

Site Safety Corrective Action Report signed off by WHS Manager, or

Site-specific Safe Work Method Statement, signed off by all relevant persons.

Please upload in Word or PDF.

SCM0256 Safety report example only.pdf

Response Type: Upload

	Quality inspection and test plan (ITP) *

Please provide evidence of accreditation by an industry recognised quality assessment body (e.g. ISO9001 certified through an organisation listed by JAS-ANZ), or a quality assurance inspection and test plan (ITP) for a contract t completed within the last two years with acceptance/endorsement of the report by the client (see example ITP report template).

Please upload in Word or PDF.

SCM0256 Inspection and test plan example only.pdf

Response Type: Upload

Legal

	Legal proceedings *

The applicant is to identify all fines, prosecutions and convictions in the last two years as well as action taken by applicant to address health, safety and environmental matters.

Please complete and upload the attached template in Word or PDF.

2021-02-09 SCM0256 Fines form.docx

Response Type: Upload

	Insurances *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
You do not need to have insurance when you make this application.  However, if your business is offered work you will be required to provide proof of relevant insurance including:

Public liability insurance

Workers compensation

Professional indemnity insurance.

</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Agree

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							Do not agree

		</fieldset>

	If you identified your business as being Aboriginal-owned in the Entity Detail section, how is your business recognised as being Aboriginal-owned?

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
 My business is recognised by:
</legend>

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice0" name="choice" disabled>
							NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice1" name="choice" disabled>
							An organisation representing Aboriginal-owned businesses in another state or territory that is a member of the First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry

							<input type="checkbox" id="choice2" name="choice" disabled>
							Supply Nation

		</fieldset>

	Confirmation of authorised representative *

		<fieldset class="radio-group">
			<legend>
I am authorised to submit this application for and on behalf of the applicant.
</legend>

							<input type="radio" id="radio0" name="radio" disabled>
							Yes

							<input type="radio" id="radio1" name="radio" disabled>
							No

		</fieldset>

title: Registered Contractor

description: For construction and related works valued up to $250,000.

title: Certified Contractor

description: For construction and related works valued between $250,000 and $1 million.


scheme: UNSPSC

description: Bridges and tunnels

title: Dumaresq Overflow Channel Bridge, Provision of Bridge Construction Crew

status: complete

RFTAccess: Open

title: RFT Documents.zip

format: zip

documentType: tenderNotice

title: Addendum 2 - 23.0000129405.1244.zip

documentType: amendments

rationale: Addendum 2 - Post Tender Meeting Minutes and Presentation Information

title: Addendum 1 - 23.0000129405.1244.pdf

format: pdf

rationale: Addendum 1 - Pre-Tender Meeting Information

tenderType: Open Tenders

description:
The Scope of works is for the provision of a four (4) person bridge construction team to perform bridge construction services for a new four (4) span reinforced concrete bridge located 80km west of Tenterfield on the Bruxner Way.

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.

eTenderStatus: published

inheritanceType: RFT

name: Transport for NSW (Transport Infrastructure Projects)

scheme: xNSWRegions

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast
New England

submissionMethod: written ElectronicSubmission

procurementMethod: open

eTenderProcurementMethod: Open Tenders

initiationType: tender


description: Fabrication

title: Market Sounding for water regulating structures

title: Market sounding_water regulating structures.docx

tenderType: Notice

description:
The purpose of this market sounding exercise is for WINSW to gain further insights into market capability for design, supply and manufacture of water regulating structures within Australia.

Interested proponents are invited to complete the short questionnaire with a view of informing WINSW of their capacity and capability.

This invitation is solely for the purposes of providing information and does not constitute any commitment from WINSW to engage further.

Identifiers:
Central West
Orana/Far West
Riverina/Murray

procurementMethod: selective

coveredProcurement: Y

eTenderProcurementMethod: Notice


items: Restricted Tender

title: Willans Hill School - Administration Upgrade

status: Restricted Tender

RFTAccess: Restricted Tender

amendments: Restricted Tender

tenderType: Restricted Tender

description: Restricted Tender

tenderPeriod: Restricted Tender

eTenderStatus: Restricted Tender

inheritanceType: Restricted Tender

Restricted Tender

Mitchell Steele

mobile: 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


Audit Office of NSW

region: NSW

countryName: AUSTRALIA

description:
Conduct the external audit of:

- Northern NSW Local Health District
- Mid North Coast Local Health District

for the financial year ending 30 June 2020 to the conclusion of the audit for the financial year endingd 30 June 2023, with the option to extend for the years ending 30 June 2024 and 30 June 2025.

The contract price for the first year audit is fixed. The fee escalation for subsequent years including optional years will be at the lower rate of Consumer Price Index Sydney (ABS Catalogue 6401.4) or 2.5%.

The reported contract value for this Contract Award Notice is based on the initial year fixed price multiplied by 4 years.

description: Audit and risk

title: External audit of various state government agencies – Regional NSW (North Coast)

currency: AUD

status: active

ERNST & YOUNG

scheme: AU-ABN

legalName: ERNST & YOUNG

valueDescription: Goods or services supplied

evaluationCriteria:
Evaluation Criteria	Weighting

Auditee knowledge and industry risk assessment
	10%

Engagement risk assessment
	15%

Innovation
	10%

Price
	35%

Team resourcing
	10%

Working with the Auditor-General and the Audit Office
	20%

otherPrivateSector: Not Applicable

descriptionServices: Not Applicable

isAtsiOwnedBusiness: N

descriptionContractor: Scope variation to meet professional requirements, otherwise annual fee escalation being the lower of CPI (Sydney) and 2.5%

descriptionRenegotiated: Not Applicable

eTenderProcurementMethod: Open

locationOfWork: Not Applicable

subContractorNames: Not Applicable

applicableIndustrialInstruments: Not Applicable

description: Audit services

title: RFT03_ 2019 Request for Tender.pdf

format: application/pdf

title: RFT03_2019 Attachment A - RFT response.DOCX

title: RFT03_2019 Attachment B - Audit Hours and Fees.XLSX

title: Standard - Agreement to Provide Auditing Services - Head Agreement - Version 6.pdf

title: Non Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement - 2019.DOCX

description:
This RFT seeks tenders from qualified audit firms capable of providing external audit services to the Auditor-General of NSW for the following state government agencies:

Mid North Coast Local Health District

Northern NSW Local Health District

The Auditor-General of NSW will enter into an agreement to provide external audit services for the financial years’ ending 30 June 2020, 30 June 2021, 30 June 2022 and 30 June 2023. The agreement will also contain an option to extend the services for the financial years’ ending 30 June 2024 and 30 June 2025.

Identifiers:
Far North Coast
Mid North Coast

submissionMethodDetails: To access the additional information referred to in the RFT, tenderers will need to sign and return the Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement to procurement@audit.nsw.gov.au.  Upon receiving the signed agreement, the Audit Office will release the additional information.

conditionsForParticipation:
It is a mandatory requirement to complete an online Third Party Information Security self-assessment by the tender closing date. Tenderers should contact procurement@audit.nsw.gov.au with the following details to obtain access to the online self-assessment survey:

Company Name

ABN

Name and email address of the person who will complete the on-line assessment.


description: Plumbing and sewerage

title: Plumbing Services

description:
Sydney Trains is seeking experienced suppliers to conduct maintenance services of our plumbing assets.

Routine as well as Corrective Maintenance Services on required Sydney Trains' plumbing assets.

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

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

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

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

• Google Chrome 54+ (64 –bit)

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 7-11(32-bit)

• Mozilla Firefox 24 or 27(ESR)

• Safari 9+ (64-bit)

• Microsoft Edge (32-bit)


description: Pharmaceuticals

title: Pharmaceuticals 2 - Supplementary Tender

title: A1 Tendering Conditions C866 Supplementary Final.pdf

title: B2 Pharmaceutical Specifications C866 Supplementary Final.pdf

title: C5 Tender Response C866 Supplementary Final.xlsx

title: C7 Technical Requirements C866 Supplementary Final.xlsx

title: C7a - ICT Specifications C866 Supplementary Final.xlsx

title: C8 Price Schedule C866 Supplementary Final.xlsx

title: D10 Standing Offer Agreement C866 Supplementary Final.pdf

title: C8 Price Schedule C866 Supplementary.xlsx

format: xlsx

rationale:
Addendum Notice 1

Attachment: Updated C8 Pricing Schedule

title: Industry Briefing Supplementary  C865 -868.pptx

format: pptx

rationale: Uploading the industry briefing presentation

description:
STANDING OFFER AGREEMENT Pharmaceuticals 2 – Supplementary Tender

Medications in scope for the purposes of this tender include the provision of pharmaceuticals, including compounded products addressing the following therapeutic groups:

• Blood and Electrolytes

• Cardiovascular

• Eyes

• Ear, Nose and Throat

• Genitourinary

Vaccines

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: Community and social services

title: Transitional Aged Care Programme (TACP)

title: WNSWLHD_2210918 - Transitional Aged Care Programme.zip

title: Addendum 1 - WNSWLHD_2210918 - Transitional Aged Care Programme.pdf

title: Location of services Jan 23- October 23  -TACP.xlsx

title: WNSWLHD_2210918 - RFT Part C - Pricing Schedule.xlsx

rationale: Addendum - 1

description: The Services to be performed in accordance with the Proposed Human Services Agreement to provide non-clinical services to eligible older people participating in the Transitional Aged Care Programme (TACP). TACP provides short-term restorative care to optimise the function and independence of older people after a hospital stay. The programme is goal orientated and therapy focussed and runs for up to 12 weeks after discharge from hospital. The Services are described in Part B: Specifications.

name: HealthShare NSW - Local Tender and Contracts


description: Equipment and spares

title: Bundle 8 – CNC Ply Cutting Machine for the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) -WPCA-AMRF-23-033

title: WPCA-AMRF-23-033 - Request for Tender -Bundle 8.pdf

title: Part C - WPCA-AMRF-23-033 - Vendor Response Form.docx

title: WPCA-AMRF-23-033 Pricing Sheet.xlsx

title: CONFIDENTIALITY DEED POLL.docx

title: WPCA_Code_of_Conduct_for_Procurement.pdf

description:
WPCA is seeking to acquire a CNC Ply Cutting Machine to support the objectives of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) First Building to:

• Grow the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW through access to improved technology and skills.

• Develop a world-class advanced manufacturing eco-system of firms, services and skilled labour that is self-sustaining.

• Provide the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW with access to technology and equipment that meets their current business requirement.

• Provide technology and equipment that provides a useful progression beyond current practice in the local industry.

It should be noted that a key goal for the AMRF is to ensure equipment remains current and continues to meet the needs of the local manufacturing industry. The Authority therefore welcomes offers that support this goal, including innovative and alternate offers that may involve co-investment or co-contribution from respondents, with the AMRF seeking to build long term relationships with equipment manufacturers and suppliers as part of building an advanced manufacturing ecosystem.

The attached tender documents describe the services required and set out the conditions of tendering.  Your firm’s proposal is to be lodged as two sperate files, Price and Non-Price, you should ensure they are not submitted as a single document.  Your proposal must be lodged prior to the closing time, of Friday 28 July 2023 at 5:00pm AEDT. Any tenders submitted after the close of tenders will be assessed as a late tender.

You should note that Western Parkland City Authority may issue an addendum to the invitation documents prior to the close of tenders.

It is your firm’s responsibility to ensure that it submits and lodges a compliant tender response.  Should you require any clarification on any aspect of the invitation documents or tender process, you should contact Western Parkland City Authority Procurement at Procurement@WPCA.sydney  We are unable due to issues of probity to discuss these issues with you verbally.

Confidentiality: You should note that any individual(s) proposed as a resource in you firm’s proposal must complete and sign the Confidentiality Deed Poll (provided as a Word document) and this duly executed document must be lodged as part of your submission.

Code of Ethics and Conduct: A copy of the Authority’s Code of Ethics and Conduct for Procurement activities is included as part of the tender documents.  It is a contractual responsibility placed on all Suppliers to provide a copy of this document to any individual engaged in delivering the Services.  A central issue in the Authority’s code of conduct is the mitigation of any actual, perceived, or potential conflict of interests which may arise when a person engaged in delivering the Services is confronted with issues that that cause a conflict between that person’s public duties and their personal or private interests.  It is incumbent upon any individual engaged on any Western Parkland City Authority contract to disclose to the Authority any conflicts of interest as soon as practicable after the situation reasonably comes to their attention.  Any and all such conflicts of interests must be advised to Western Parkland City Authority (Procurement@WPCA.sydney)

Western Parkland City Authority looks forward to reviewing your firm’s proposal.

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
South West Sydney

addressForLodgement: All submissions must be uploaded electronically via NSW eTendering by the closing date and time

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenderers must submit and complete

Part C - Vendor Response Form in Word or pdf format

Pricing Sheet in Excel format

Confidentiality Deed Poll in Word or pdf format

conditionsForParticipation:
All Tender documents to be reviewed and electronic lodgement of responses on eTendering by the closing date and time.

Only electronic submissions accepted.


description: Information and technology

title: Integrated Library Management System

title: T-2023-7 Invitation to Tender.pdf

title: T-2023-7 Volume 1 - Specification.pdf

title: T-2023-7 Volume 1a - System Requirements.pdf

title: T-2023-7 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: T-2023-7 Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors.pdf

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

title: T-2023-7 Addenda 2 - Further Questions from Contractors.pdf

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

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Tenders from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors to provide a fully integrated Library Management System for Wingecarribee Public Libraries.

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

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

• Volume 1 – Specification

• Volume 1a – System Requirements

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Any published Addenda

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

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

PO Box 141 Moss Vale NSW 2577

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

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

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

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

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


description: Education

title: Licence for Markets - Glebe Public School

title: SINSW05369-23 - RFT Doc Set.zip

title: SINSW05369-23 - Addendum 01.zip

rationale: Please refer to Attached - SINSW05369/23 - Addendum 01.

description: Licence for Markets at Glebe Public School

submissionMethodDetails: No site visit is offered for this tender, please refer to details of premises to be used for the Markets at the Glebe Public School.


description: Recycling

title: EOI - SWSLHD Polypropylene Needle Caps Recycling

title: EOI Plastics Recycling Response Schedule.docx

tenderType: Request for Proposals

description:
The aim is to identify and introduce an effective and efficient polypropylene recycling stream that can be implemented as part of the day-to-day operations of our facilities and services.

SWSLHD uses approximately 4 million needles a year resulting in 4million small polypropylene plastic needle caps ending up in landfill.

We are open to proposals that encompass a range of the other polypropylene products that we use such as moulded bowls, disposable sheets, and curtains.

name: South Western Sydney Local Health District

submissionMethodDetails:
*Location:- The District manages six acute public hospitals: Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital, Bowral and District Hospital, Campbelltown and Camden Hospitals, Fairfield Hospital, and Liverpool Hospital; and also operates 14 major community health centres.  Oral Health, Drug Health and Mental Health services are provided at a number of facilities across the District.

* Refer to attached Response Schedule for further specifications.

eTenderProcurementMethod: Request for Proposals


description: Community and social services

title: Delivery of the Aboriginal Child and Family Centre Services at Doonside

title: Procurement Central User Guide - Responding to a RFx.pdf

description:
The decision to facilitate Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCO) entrants into the early childhood education Market is underpinned by the Aboriginal Procurement Policy and the principle of self-determination and aims to ensure that Aboriginal communities have a genuine voice in determining what and how services are delivered to their communities.

How is an ACCO is defined?

Clause 44 of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap sets the definition of an ACCO. Clause 44 states that:

- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community control is an act of self-determination. Under this Agreement, an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Community-Controlled Organisation delivers services, including land and resource management that builds the strength and empowerment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and people and is:

- Incorporated under relevant legislation and not-for-profit;
- controlled and operated by Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, and;
- connected to the community, or communities, in which they deliver the services governed by a majority Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander governing body.

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

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

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

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

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

If you are in Australia please call: 02 8074 8627

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

E-mail: customersupport@jaggaer.com

Additional instructions and guidance on how to respond to the RFx in Procurement Central have been attached.

name: NSW Department of Communities and Justice

conditionsForParticipation:
This tender opportunity can only be accessed and responded via the Department’s end-to-end procurement system, Procurement Central.
Further instructions listed within the 'Long Description' section.


description: Plumbing and sewerage

title: Sydney Water Corporation - WS4019755589 - Supply of Activated Carbon

tenderType: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

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

-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 is issuing a Expression of interest to tender for Supply and Delivery of the following grades of Activated Carbon used in the treatment of potable water and wastewater:

1. Potassium or Sodium Hydroxide Impregnated Activated Carbon

2. Potassium Iodide Impregnated Activated Carbon

3. Copper Oxide Impregnated Activated Carbon

4. Unimpregnated Granular Activated Carbon

Sydney Water operates pre-qualification processes and only invites successful participants through to participation in tender activities.

To be considered for participation, you may have to complete a pre-qualification process prior to the commencement of a tender. The interested suppliers must also submit a detailed write-up addressing their ability to satisfy the minimum criteria given below:

1. Work Health and Safety systems accredited to or capable of being accredited to the following standards (evidence required):

• AS4801/AS/NZS/ISO45001; OR

• NSW government WHS management system and auditing guidelines - 6th Edition; OR

• Office of Federal Safety Commission (OFSC accreditation);

AND Safety Prequalification Assessment

2. Demonstrated stability of financial performance and preparedness to disclose financial details for Sydney Water to assess the financial standing of the supplier. Your proposal must be emailed to the contact person by Monday, 16th October 2023. Late submissions cannot be considered to proceed.

submissionMethodDetails: Tender activities are conducted using the Ariba system. Interested suppliers must agree to use the Ariba Network (basic account is free) and complete the “self-registration” in Ariba via this link. https://s1-2.ariba.com/Sourcing/Main/ad/selfRegistration?realm=sydneywater Once self-registration is completed, please inform the party on this advertisement via email that you have done so. Completing registration does not immediately grant a supplier access to the tender. Completing self-registration does not immediately grant a supplier access to the tender, nor does it automatically make you a supplier to Sydney Water. If the supplier is an existing Ariba Network user, it is still required to register to access the Sydney Water ‘portal’. This link will be provided if the supplier has been invited to participate. For compliance reasons, all tender documents will be shared in Ariba once the interested supplier has been invited to participate in the tender.


description: Roads and rail

title: EOI Mobile Phone Detection Camera

tenderType: Expression of Interest for Specific Contracts

description:
WS3990315029 EOI Mobile Phone Detection Camera (MPDC) program.

EOI Mobile Phone Detection Camera (MPDC) Program TfNSW invites Expressions of interest for the Supply, Installation, Integration to TfNSW System and testing of 1 x Prototype of Camera Detection System in accordance with the Technical Requirements for a duration of 6- 8 weeks.

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

timeframeDelivery: 2-4weeks of EOI

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

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

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

• Google Chrome 54+ (64 –bit)

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 7-11(32-bit)

• Mozilla Firefox 24 or 27(ESR)

• Safari 9+ (64-bit)

• Microsoft Edge (32-bit)

conditionsForParticipation: Refer to Part A Invitation to EOI, Attachment A


description: Equipment and spares

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-036 Request for Tender for Industrial Oven for the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF)

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-036 Request for Tender - Industrial Oven.docx

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-036 Pricing Schedule.xlsx

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-036 Response Document.docx

title: WPCA Code of Conduct for Procurement.pdf

title: RFT Preview Document

title: Addendum 1 Clarifying Question - WPCA-AMRF-22-036- Industrial Oven.docx

format: docx

rationale: Addendum #1 - Clarification of requirements for oven type

rationale:
Please note the following information when preparing your submission:

The oven’s internal dimension to be:

2000mm high

2300mm wide

4800mm long

Submissions must meet this requirement to be considered.

description:
WPCA is seeking to acquire an Industrial Oven to support the objectives of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) First Building to:

• Grow the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW through access to improved technology and skills.

• Develop a world-class advanced manufacturing eco-system of firms, services and skilled labour that is self-sustaining.

• Provide the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW with access to technology and equipment that meets their current business requirement.

• Provide technology and equipment that provides a useful progression beyond current practice in the local industry.

It should be noted that a key goal for the AMRF is to ensure equipment remains current and continues to meet the needs of the local manufacturing industry. The Authority therefore welcomes offers that support this goal, including innovative and alternate offers that may involve co-investment or co-contribution from respondents, with the AMRF seeking to build long term relationships with equipment manufacturers and suppliers as part of building an advanced manufacturing ecosystem.

The attached tender documents describe the services required and set out the conditions of tendering.  Your firm’s proposal is to be lodged as two sperate files, Price and Non-Price, you should ensure they are not submitted as a single document.  Your proposal must be lodged prior to the closing time, of Thursday 20 April 2023 at 5:00pm AEST. Any tenders submitted after the close of tenders will be assessed as a late tender.

You should note that Western Parkland City Authority may issue an addendum to the invitation documents prior to the close of tenders.

It is your firm’s responsibility to ensure that it submits and lodges a compliant tender response.  Should you require any clarification on any aspect of the invitation documents or tender process, you should contact Western Parkland City Authority Procurement at Procurement@WPCA.sydney  We are unable due to issues of probity to discuss these issues with you verbally.

Confidentiality: You should note that any individual(s) proposed as a resource in you firm’s proposal must complete and sign the Confidentiality Deed Poll (imbedded in the RFT on page 29) and this duly executed document must be lodged as part of your submission.

Code of Ethics and Conduct: A copy of the Authority’s Code of Ethics and Conduct for Procurement activities is included as part of the tender documents.  It is a contractual responsibility placed on all Suppliers to provide a copy of this document to any individual engaged in delivering the Services.  A central issue in the Authority’s code of conduct is the mitigation of any actual, perceived, or potential conflict of interests which may arise when a person engaged in delivering the Services is confronted with issues that that cause a conflict between that person’s public duties and their personal or private interests.  It is incumbent upon any individual engaged on any Western Parkland City Authority contract to disclose to the Authority any conflicts of interest as soon as practicable after the situation reasonably comes to their attention.  Any and all such conflicts of interests must be advised to Western Parkland City Authority (Procurement@WPCA.sydney)

Western Parkland City Authority looks forward to reviewing your firm’s proposal.

Identifiers:
Cumberland/Prospect
Nepean
South West Sydney
Southern Highlands

timeframeDelivery: Delivery March 2024

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

conditionsForParticipation: All Tender documents to be reviewed and electronic lodgement of responses on E-tender by the closing date and time


description: Industrial Manufacturing and Processing Machinery and Accessories

title: Request for Tender for Industrial Freezer for the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF)

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-037 Request for Tender - Bundle 9 Industrial Freezer.docx

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-037 Pricing Schedule.xlsx

title: WPCA-AMRF-22-037 Response Document.docx

title: RFT Preview Document

description:
WPCA is seeking to acquire an Industrial Freezer to support the objectives of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) First Building to:

• Grow the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW through access to improved technology and skills.

• Develop a world-class advanced manufacturing eco-system of firms, services and skilled labour that is self-sustaining.

• Provide the manufacturing industry in Western Sydney and NSW with access to technology and equipment that meets their current business requirement.

• Provide technology and equipment that provides a useful progression beyond current practice in the local industry.

It should be noted that a key goal for the AMRF is to ensure equipment remains current and continues to meet the needs of the local manufacturing industry. The Authority therefore welcomes offers that support this goal, including innovative and alternate offers that may involve co-investment or co-contribution from respondents, with the AMRF seeking to build long term relationships with equipment manufacturers and suppliers as part of building an advanced manufacturing ecosystem.

The attached tender documents describe the services required and set out the conditions of tendering.  Your firm’s proposal is to be lodged as two sperate files, Price and Non-Price, you should ensure they are not submitted as a single document.  Your proposal must be lodged prior to the closing time, of Thursday 20 April 2023 at 5:00pm AEST. Any tenders submitted after the close of tenders will be assessed as a late tender.

You should note that Western Parkland City Authority may issue an addendum to the invitation documents prior to the close of tenders.

It is your firm’s responsibility to ensure that it submits and lodges a compliant tender response.  Should you require any clarification on any aspect of the invitation documents or tender process, you should contact Western Parkland City Authority Procurement at Procurement@WPCA.sydney  We are unable due to issues of probity to discuss these issues with you verbally.

Confidentiality: You should note that any individual(s) proposed as a resource in you firm’s proposal must complete and sign the Confidentiality Deed Poll (imbedded in the RFT on page 29) and this duly executed document must be lodged as part of your submission.

Code of Ethics and Conduct: A copy of the Authority’s Code of Ethics and Conduct for Procurement activities is included as part of the tender documents.  It is a contractual responsibility placed on all Suppliers to provide a copy of this document to any individual engaged in delivering the Services.  A central issue in the Authority’s code of conduct is the mitigation of any actual, perceived, or potential conflict of interests which may arise when a person engaged in delivering the Services is confronted with issues that that cause a conflict between that person’s public duties and their personal or private interests.  It is incumbent upon any individual engaged on any Western Parkland City Authority contract to disclose to the Authority any conflicts of interest as soon as practicable after the situation reasonably comes to their attention.  Any and all such conflicts of interests must be advised to Western Parkland City Authority (Procurement@WPCA.sydney)

Western Parkland City Authority looks forward to reviewing your firm’s proposal.

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

timeframeDelivery: February 2024.

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


description: Landscaping

title: Footpath Construction - Balmoral NSW

title: Q-2023-23 Invitation for Quotation.pdf

title: Q-2023-23 Volume 1 - Specification.pdf

title: Q-2023-23 Volume 1a - Appendices A - B.zip

title: Q-2023-23 Volume 2 - Response Schedules.docx

title: Q-2023-23 Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract.pdf

title: Q-2023-23 Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors.pdf

title: SD118.pdf

title: Short Wall and Partial Barrier Detail.pdf

rationale:
Please refer to downloadable documents

- Addenda 1 - Questions from Contractors;

- SD118; and

- Short Wall and Partial Barrier Detail.

description:
Council (the Principal) is seeking Quotations from appropriately qualified and experienced Contractors to construct 372m of concrete footpath on the west side of Wilson Drive in Balmoral, NSW and through Balmoral Park, north of Hall Road, including retaining walls, kerb ramps and associated works.

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

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

• Volume 1 – Specification

• Volume 1a – Appendices A – B

• Volume 2 - Response Schedules

• Volume 3 - Conditions of Contract, and

• Any published Addenda

conditionsForParticipation:
Evaluation Criteria

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

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

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

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


description: Roads and rail

title: Hume Highway (HW2) Mullengandra- Barrier and Minor Shoulder Widening Work

title: 17. Returnable Tender Schedules.pdf

title: Tender Documents.zip

title: Addendum_01.pdf

rationale: Addendum to extend the closing period.

description:
The scope under this contract includes but not limited widening on roadside and median, removal of existing barrier, foundation treatment and clearing and reinstating stockpile sites along with Traffic Management.

Eligibility criteria: The contractor must have National Prequalification under road works category “R2” and above to participate in this tender.

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

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


description: Procurement advice and progression of strategies for the New Maintenance Contract Model

description: Professional procurement services

title: Procurement advice and progression of strategies - New Maintenance Contract Model

GROSVENOR PERFORMANCE GROUP PTY LTD

legalName: GROSVENOR PERFORMANCE GROUP PTY LTD

scheme: ACN

otherInformation:
Sourced from Whole of Government Scheme – Scheme ID:  SCM0005

The Principal may extend the contract term by a further 5.5 months at its sole discretion. The initial duration does not include this further term.

procurementMethod: limited

evaluationCriteria:
Evaluation Criteria	Weighting

Price

Non Price

descriptionContractor: Variations as instructed and valued by agreement or independently

eTenderProcurementMethod: Limited


title: Building 14, Lavender Internal Painting

description: Restricted Tender


title: Contract 333 Lessors Panel

description: Restricted Tender


description: Infrastructure

title: Sydney Harbour Bridge - Kent Street On-Ramp Moveable Median Civil Works

RFTAccess: Restricted - Public View Detailed

title: RFT Documents.zip

title: G1A Detailed Design Drawings.zip

title: Supporting Documents.zip

title: Specifications.zip

title: RFT Preview Document

title: 23.0000139283.1335 Addendum.. No1.pdf

title: Addendum 1 Attachments.zip

rationale: Addendum 1

title: 23.0000139283.1335 Addendum No2..pdf

title: Attachment 1 - Addendum 2 VC002-51 Footing for Type 2 Post.pdf

rationale: Addendum No 2

description:
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is inviting suitably experienced, qualified, and accredited Contractors to participate in the tender process for the Minor Physical Works and Services Contract in Millers Point.

Tenders are invited from pre-qualified contractors with Transport for NSW under the National Prequalification Scheme (dated 10th August 2023) with mandatory levels of F2 (Financial) and R2 (Roadworks) to carry out minor civil construction.

TfNSW proposes to install a new moveable median on the Kent Street On-Ramp to the Western Distributor in Milsons Point. The new moveable median will provide TfNSW Network Operations with the flexibility to direct traffic towards the Cahill Expressway or Western Distributor, depending on the time of day and approaching traffic volumes.

The Scope of works includes but is not limited to rigid pavement construction, line marking, median & kerb modifications, and installation of underground conduits & pits.

To successfully participate in the tender process for this project, tenderers:

Must be registered and active on the TfNSW pre-qualified list with R2 (Roadworks) and F2 (Financial) as a minimum under the TfNSW Prequalification Scheme for road construction.

Must execute (to the satisfaction of TfNSW) the Confidentiality Deed Poll to receive the tender documents and must return to TfNSW via Tejas.Mistry@transport.nsw.gov.au by 4:30 pm (AEST) Friday, 6 October 2023.

Must attend pretender meeting at TfNSW project office or Teams online at 02:00 pm (AEST) Tuesday, 10th October 2023 in 71-79 Pyrmont Bridge Road, Pyrmont NSW

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

All tenderers must comply with the 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 New South Wales Industrial Relations Guidelines: Building and Construction Procurement.

addressForLodgement: Electronic Lodgements Only


risk: Not Applicable

Marcus Devenish

locality: Ashfield

streetAddress: 320 Liverpool Road,

description:
The Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) is a completely new approach to the way we deliver social and affordable housing in NSW.Together with providing homes to those who need them most, it offers residents coordinated access to support tailored to their individual needs − giving them the tools they need to improve their lives.
It is designed to empower people to live more independent lives and, for some, to move beyond the need for housing support. The SAHF has the potential to change how the NSW social housing system works.
On 10 March 2017, it was announced that the first phase of the project was awarded to five service providers comprising of partners in the private and non-government sector:
- BaptistCare NSW & ACT
- Compass Housing Services Co Ltd
- SGCH Sustainability Ltd
- St Vincent de Paul Housing
- Uniting
Each service provider will deliver a package for 25 years that consists of:
- access to accommodation,
- asset management and tenancy management services,
- tailored support services for each household member, and
- performance and data reporting.
This first phase will deliver up to 2,200 additional social and affordable homes in metropolitan and regional NSW. Each household will also benefit from a tailored support service as part of their tenancy.
The SAHF has been set up with $1.1 billion in seed capital from the Government. This seed capital was invested in the market by the Government’s investment arm, NSW Treasury Corporation.
The SAHF website can be accessed here: https://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/social-housing/SAHF

description: Community and social services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) - Services Agreement -Department of Family and Community Service (FACS) and  The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) as trustee for Uniting (NSW.ACT) (ServiceCo)

name: The Untiting Chruch in Australia Property Trust (NSW) as trustee for Uniting (NSW.ACT)

otherInformation:
Not disclosed pursuant to section 32 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW).

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Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field. It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.

The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act. It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

 ----------- Term of the Contract -----------

The term of the contract is subject to the Date of Service Readiness and any contractual changes to the Date for Service Readiness.

otherKeyElements: TBA

publishIntention:
It is unlikely that any information that has not been disclosed under section 32 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW) will be published at a later date.

It is likely that information that has not been disclosed under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the  Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW) will be disclosed at a later date.No definitive date has been allocated as the publishing of such information is contingent on possible future related procurements taking place.It is presently aniticpated that if it would be published this will occur within the next three years.

valueDescription: A project to be undertaken

evaluationCriteria:
Evaluation Criteria	Weighting

Not disclosed pursuant to Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW).

	100

costBenefitAnalysis: Not Applicable

significantGuarantee: Not Applicable

futureTransfersToState: Not Applicable

publicSectorComparator: Not Applicable

eTenderProcurementMethod: Multi-Stage

futureTransfersToContractor: Not Applicable

DCJ Procurement Team

locality: Parramatta

streetAddress: Locked Bag 5000,

description: Community and social services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) - Services Agreement -Department of Family and Community Service (FACS) and  BaptistCare NSW & ACT

BaptistCare NSW & ACT

legalName: BaptistCare NSW & ACT

otherInformation:
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 ----------- Total Contract Value -----------
Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field. It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.
The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act. It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

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The term of the contract is subject to the Date of Service Readiness and any contractual changes to the Date for Service Readiness.

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publishIntention: It is unlikely that any information that has not been disclosed under section 32 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW) will be published at a later date.It is likely that information that has not been disclosed under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the  Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW) will be disclosed at a later date.No definitive date has been allocated as the publishing of such information is contingent on possible future related procurements taking place.It is presently aniticpated that if it would be published this will occur within the next three years.

descriptionContractor:
Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field.It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.
The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act. It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

description:
The Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) is a completely new approach to the way we deliver social and affordable housing in NSW. Together with providing homes to those who need them most, it offers residents coordinated access to support tailored to their individual needs − giving them the tools they need to improve their lives.

It is designed to empower people to live more independent lives and, for some, to move beyond the need for housing support. The SAHF has the potential to change how the NSW social housing system works.

On 10 March 2017, it was announced that the first phase of the project was awarded to five service providers comprising of partners in the private and non-government sector:

- BaptistCare NSW & ACT

- Compass Housing Services Co Ltd

- SGCH Sustainability Ltd

- St Vincent de Paul Housing

- Uniting

Each service provider will deliver a package for 25 years that consists of:

- access to accommodation,

- asset management and tenancy management services,

- tailored support services for each household member, and

- performance and data reporting.

This first phase will deliver up to 2,200 additional social and affordable homes in metropolitan and regional NSW. Each household will also benefit from a tailored support service as part of their tenancy.

The SAHF has been set up with $1.1 billion in seed capital from the Government. This seed capital was invested in the market by the Government’s investment arm, NSW Treasury Corporation.

The SAHF website can be accessed here: https://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/social-housing/SAHF

description: Community and social services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund - Services Agreement

reasons:
Redactions or non-disclosure of certain elements of the contract have been made under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW), either because there is an overriding public interest against disclosure of the particular provisions (section 14 of the Act) or because the provisions are commercial-in-confidence (section 32 of the Act).

The following provisions have not been dislcosed they are confidential and not required to be disclosed pursuant to section 32 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW):

- Clause ###

- Schedule ### . . .

The following provisions have not been disclosed at this time there is an overriding public interest against disclosure in accordance with Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the  Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (NSW):

- Clause ###

- Schedule ###

. . .

Compass Housing Services Co Ltd

legalName: Compass Housing Services Co Ltd

otherInformation:
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 ----------- Total Contract Value -----------

Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field.It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.

The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act.It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

 ----------- Term of the Contract -----------

The term of the contract is subject to the Date of Service Readiness and any contractual changes to the Date for Service Readiness.

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description: Community and social services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) - Services Agreement -Department of Family and Community Service (FACS) and  SGCH Sustainability Limited (Service Co)

SGCH Sustainability Co Limited

legalName: SGCH Sustainability Co Limited

description:
The Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) is a completely new approach to the way we deliver social and affordable housing in NSW.Together with providing homes to those who need them most, it offers residents coordinated access to support tailored to their individual needs − giving them the tools they need to improve their lives.

It is designed to empower people to live more independent lives and, for some, to move beyond the need for housing support.The SAHF has the potential to change how the NSW social housing system works.

On 10 March 2017, it was announced that the first phase of the project was awarded to five service providers comprising of partners in the private and non-government sector:

- BaptistCare NSW & ACT

- Compass Housing Services Co Ltd

- SGCH Sustainability Ltd

- St Vincent de Paul Housing

- Uniting

Each service provider will deliver a package for 25 years that consists of:

- access to accommodation,

- asset management and tenancy management services,

- tailored support services for each household member, and

- performance and data reporting.

This first phase will deliver up to 2,200 additional social and affordable homes in metropolitan and regional NSW.Each household will also benefit from a tailored support service as part of their tenancy.

The SAHF has been set up with $1.1 billion in seed capital from the Government.This seed capital was invested in the market by the Government’s investment arm, NSW Treasury Corporation.

The SAHF website can be accessed here:https://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/social-housing/SAHF

description: Community and social services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) - Services Agreement -Department of Family and Community Service (FACS) and  St Vincent de Paul Housing (ServiceCo)

otherInformation:
"************************ IMPORTANT NOTES ***********************

 ----------- Total Contract Value -----------

Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field.It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.

The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act.It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

 ----------- Term of the Contract -----------

The term of the contract is subject to the Date of Service Readiness and any contractual changes to the Date for Service Readiness.

"

descriptionContractor: Please disregard the figure in the 'Contract Value' field.It has been entered as the system required the field to be populated.The Total Contract Value is not being disclosed at this point in time under Item 4 of the Table in section 14 of the GIPA Act.It will be disclosed sometime in the future.

description: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

title: Social and Affordable Housing Fund - EOI Registration

description:
The Social and Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF) is a dedicated fund established as a key NSW Government initiative to help address the Social and Affordable Housing shortage in NSW. It seeks to deliver additional Social and Affordable Housing Dwellings through innovative partnerships between CHPs, NGOs and the private sector. The SAHF has been structured to allow for future phases.

The first phase of the SAHF (the Program) provides a unique and long term opportunity for a highly professional entity, or groups of entities, to provide Services for the Social and Affordable Housing sector for up to 25 years.

The Program provides an innovative approach to the delivery of a sustainable Social Housing system in NSW that is services-focussed to achieve high-quality target outcomes for tenants. It is a critical element of the NSW Government’s Social and Affordable Housing reforms detailed in the Future Directions for Social Housing in NSW.

The Program will likely be comprised of multiple Service Packages and presents an opportunity for entities or consortia to work collaboratively with FACS to deliver better outcomes for vulnerable people and to form ongoing partnerships with the non-government and private sectors to deliver those outcomes. Each Service Package will include:

accommodation services, including 3,000 new social and affordable housing dwellings in metropolitan areas and regional areas of NSW;

asset management services;

tenancy management services;

tailored support coordination services; and

performance and data reporting.

This Invitation for Expression of Interest (EOI) marks the formal commencement of the procurement process for the Program.

The Invitation for EOI seeks submissions from suitably experienced and qualified relevant entities to participate in the EOI process for the Social and Affordable Housing Fund.

In order to participate in the EOI process, including to receive the Invitation for EOI, request and receive clarifications, and to submit an EOI, an entity must either have:

• registered to participate in the EOI process; or

• where the entity is a consortium or other such group, have at least one of its members registered to participate in the EOI process.

To register, an entity must first complete the online Registration Form via the SAHF website: http://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/social-housing/sahf/invitation-for-expression-of-interest

Registrations will close at 5:00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (Sydney) on 29 February 2016.

The Invitation for EOI is now available and has been released to registered entities.

The deadline for submission of EOI responses is 2:00pm AEDT (Sydney) on 15 March 2016.

submissionMethodDetails: In order to access the Invitation for EOI documentation, you must first completion the online Registration Form via the SAHF website: http://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/social-housing/sahf/invitation-for-expression-of-interest


description: Facility maintenance

title: Maintenance Services for Roof Anchor Points

title: EOI - Part A - Terms of Participation Roof Anchors.pdf

title: EOI - Part B Response Roof Anchor Points.xlsx

title: Attachment 1 - TAFE NSW Campus Locations Map.pdf

description:
TAFE NSW is seeking to engage directly with qualified contractors who have the in-house capacity to service all campuses within a region. In establishing these arrangements, TAFE NSW is seeking to minimise subcontracting activities.  TAFE NSW will prioritise engaging with contractors who not only have the capacity and capability to deliver the services, but also demonstrate commitment to supporting TAFE NSW Social Procurement initiatives. Both of these criteria carry equal importance within the EOI evaluation process. TAFE NSW is committed to delivering measurable social benefits;

• increasing the proportion of government expenditure through procurement with small business to 30% by 2030

• an increase in the number of Aboriginal businesses awarded contracts with the NSW Government

• the elimination of Modern Slavery supply chain risk

• supporting skills development, training and apprenticeships

eTenderProcurementMethod: Expression of Interest For Pre-Qualification

conditionsForParticipation: Please Complete Part B


description: Cleaning services

title: Pavement Washing & Cleaning

title: T01-24 RFT Documents.zip

title: T01-24 Addendum 1.zip

rationale: T01-24 Addendum 1

title: T01-24 Addendum 3.zip

rationale: T01-24 Addendum 3

title: T01-24 Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: T01-24 Addendum 2

description:
Council is seeking Tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Respondents for Pavement Washing /Cleaning within Canterbury-Bankstown Council’s LGA. The successful contractor may not use subcontractors to deliver services within this contract.

A full description of the nature and extent of the services required by Council are set out in Section 3 of this Request. Refer to drawings which are separately attached to this document.

Note: Electronic submissions must be lodged via the online questionnaire in 360. Email submissions are not acceptable.

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

NOTE: Electronic submissions must be lodged via the online questionnaire in 360. Email submissions are not acceptable.

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

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

The URL for electronic lodgement is:

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

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

NOTE: Electronic submissions must be lodged via the online questionnaire in 360. Email submissions are not acceptable.


description: Infrastructure

title: Invitation to Tender.docx

description: Landslip Remediation Works at Wells Street, Gardiner Crescent and Katoomba Falls Road.

submissionMethodDetails:
Tender documents must be accessed and lodged online at

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

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

The Mandatory Criteria are:

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

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

·           Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth)

·           Industrial Relations Act 1996 (NSW)

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

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

·           Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999

·           Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth)

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

·           Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth)

·           Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth)

·           Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth)

·           Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW)

·           Disability Services Act 1986 (Cth)

·           Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)

·           Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)

·           Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)

All Tenderers must supply evidence of the insurances required under the Contract.

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


description: Machine learning and AI

title: Market Sounding for Recycling Contamination Artificial Intelligence Model

tenderType: Invitation To Respond

description:
Canterbury-Bankstown invites organisations to attend a confidential one-on-one market sounding session around the improvement and implementation of an Artificial intelligence Model capable of identifying contamination during the collection of residential recycling bins.

Registrations will be open from 26 September to 20 October 2023 and can be made through Eventbrite

https://CBCityRecyclingAI.eventbrite.com.au

An electronic copy of the briefing documents and questions will be available free of charge once registrations are received.

addressForLodgement:
Registrations will be open from 26 September to 20 October 2023 and can be made through Eventbrite.

https://CBCityRecyclingAI.eventbrite.com.au

eTenderProcurementMethod: Invitation To Respond


description: Facility maintenance

title: Maintenance Services for Automatic Doors

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

title: EOI - Part B - Respondent Response.xlsx

title: Attachment  1 - TAFE NSW Campus Location Map.pdf

description:
TAFE NSW is seeking to engage directly with qualified contractors who have the in-house capacity to service all campuses within a region. In establishing these arrangements, TAFE NSW is seeking to minimise subcontracting activities.  TAFE NSW will prioritise engaging with contractors who not only have the capacity and capability to deliver the services, but also demonstrate commitment to supporting TAFE NSW Social Procurement initiatives. Both of these criteria carry equal importance within the EOI evaluation process. TAFE NSW is committed to delivering measurable social benefits;

increasing the proportion of government expenditure through procurement with small business to 30% by 2030

an increase in the number of Aboriginal businesses awarded contracts with the NSW Government

the elimination of Modern Slavery supply chain risk

supporting skills development, training and apprenticeships.

TAFE NSW

name: TAFE NSW Procurement Value Improvement Team

conditionsForParticipation: Please complete Part B - Respondent Response


description: Education

title: SINSW05314 23 RFT documents Standalone OSHC Licence Point Clare Public School 2.zip

Identifiers:
Central Coast
Hunter

submissionMethodDetails:
Industry Briefing

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

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


Insurance and Care NSW (icare)

Procurement

locality: Sydney

streetAddress: 321 Kent St,

description: Professional services to manage TMF claims to achieve the Principal's objectives including minimising Government exposures, reduce claims costs and budget impacts and deliver high quality service to employers following an open RFP as per approved procurement strategy

description: Insurance services

title: TMF CLAIMS MANAGEMENT

QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited

legalName: QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited

summaryOfInfo: Not Applicable

otherInformation:
Contract value based on the volume and complexity of claims managed, and a component at risk based on service performance. TCV is an estimate only based on forecasted claims volume.

** URL will be inserted following Legal's review **

otherKeyElements: The contract contains clauses regarding the performance of claims management services in order to achieve the WC scheme principles, which includes to promote recovery at work and the health benefits of returning to work.  Allianz is acting as the agent for icare and IfNSW and there is no guarantee of any volume of services or allocation of any particular claims

isRevenueContract: Y

evaluationCriteria:
Evaluation Criteria	Weighting

PART 1: Minimum Demonstrable Requirements – extensive experience (5+ years) in providing workers compensation claims management services in NSW; AND/OR
- extensive experience (5+ years) in providing workers compensation claims management services to government agencies; AND
- have an operational claims technology platform capable of delivering end to end workers compensation claims management services and reporting by the Claims Management Agreement commencement date

PART 2: Compatibility and Capability & PART 3: Scenarios – Respondents were evaluated against the extent to which the response complied with the Statement of Requirements and level to which demonstrates that the Respondent could deliver the Claims Management Services.

PART 4: Pricing – Respondents were evaluated against the extent to which value for money was demonstrated considering the content provided in Parts 2 and 3.

PART 5: Compliance – Respondents were evaluated against their risk profile based on an analysis of the information provided to Part 5 including any references sought and consideration of any publicly available information

otherPrivateSector: TMF Claims Managers - parrallel agreements

significantGuarantee: Financial security required and performance guarantee to be provided on request.

descriptionContractor: Not Applicable

descriptionRenegotiated: Any amendments to the contract must be by way of Deed of Variation.

locationOfWork:
22 Honeysuckle Dve, Newcastle
60 Station St, Parramatta
2 Park St, Sydney
70-71 Carrington St, Lismore

subContractorNames:
Cognizant Technical solutions Australia Pty Ltd
Accenture Australia Pty Ltd
Mphasis Ltd
Fuji Xerox BusinessForce Pty Ltd
QBE Group Shared Services Ltd

title: Provision of Claims Management Services for the Treasury Managed Fund Workers Compensation Portfolio

relatedCN: Restricted Tender

description: Restricted Tender


description: Construction consultants

title: Development of Precinct Plans for Sporting Facilities at Canterbury Park, Croydon Park and Punchbowl Park

title: RFQ 80-24 Documents.zip

title: Q80-24 Addendum 3.pdf

rationale: Q80-24 Addendum 3

title: Q80-24 Addendum 2.pdf

rationale: Q80-24 Addendum 2

title: Q80-24 Addendum 1.pdf

rationale: Q80-24 Addendum 1

description:
Council is seeking Quotations from suitably qualified and experienced consultants to develop precinct plans for the sporting facilities at Canterbury Park, Croydon Park and Punchbowl Park.

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

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

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

The URL for electronic lodgement is:

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

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

NOTE: Electronic submissions must be lodged via the online questionnaire in 360. Email submissions are not acceptable.

addressForLodgement:
The URL for electronic lodgement is:

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

NOTE: Electronic submissions must be lodged via the online questionnaire in 360. Email submissions are not acceptable.


description: Other

title: Murramarang South Coast Walk - Walking experiences and services

title: EF22 - 14617 Murramarang South Coast Walk .zip

description:
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is inviting interested individuals or businesses to formally submit their interest in providing high-quality commercial guided experiences and complementary services on one of NSW national park’s newest and most spectacular coastal walks, the Murramarang South Coast Walk in Murramarang National Park.

The Murramarang South Coast Walk will deliver a 34-kilometre multi-day walking trail on the South Coast of New South Walkes. The walk starts at Pretty Beach, just south of Ulladulla, and weaves along the stunning coastline past Depot Beach, finishing at Maloneys near Batemans Bay.

NPWS aims to deliver exceptional experiences to NSW national park visitors through the provision of quality facilities and services that provide a safe, enjoyable and inspiring connection to our natural and cultural environment.

NPWS is delivering more than $450 million in visitor infrastructure improvements across the State. Through this funding, we are transforming national parks into destinations of significance by improving accessibility, providing opportunities to appreciate our rich natural and cultural heritage, and delivering exceptional nature-based tourism experiences.

As part of the infrastructure program, NPWS was awarded $3.6 million in funding to deliver the Murramarang South Coast Walk, a 34-kilometre multi-day walking trail on the South Coast of New South Wales.

name: Dept of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure

submissionMethodDetails: Please see attached for more information.


description: Pest control

title: Standing Offer for Termite Inspection and Treatment Services

title: 1. RFT Cover Page.PDF

title: 2. RFT Specifications.PDF

title: 3. Tender Response Schedule.DOCX

title: 4. Standing Offer Conditions of Agreement draft.PDF

title: 5. LAHC Standard RFx Documents.ZIP

addressForLodgement: Electronic tender responses through this site ONLY

submissionMethodDetails:
Tenderers need only to submit pricing for areas you can service.

YOU CAN DOWNLOAD A FREE SOFT COPY OF TENDER DOCUMENTS

ELECTRONIC TENDER RESPONSES THROUGH THIS SITE ARE AVAILABLE.

Steps for downloading tender documents:

1. Click DOWNLOAD A SOFTCOPY- Free to download tender documents

2. Log in if you are existing user or register if you are new user

(Note: If you are existing user, please make sure your company’s profile on eTendering website is up-to-date and the details are the same as on the Returnable tender documents . e.g. business name / trading name / postal address / email address etc )

Steps for submitting your tender:

1. Click LODGE A RESPONSE at the bottom of the page and follow the instructions to attach your files for lodgement.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you allow sufficient time for the lodgement of your response, as electronic receipt of lodgement is not issued until all the documents are fully uploaded.

The layout and content of the Tender Form, Statutory Declaration and Returnable Schedules shall not be altered except for areas that are required to be completed by the tenderer.

It is recommended that you attempt to lodge your response at least 24 hours prior to closing time so that if you experience difficulties the contact officer nominated may be able to assist in resolving any problems.

Each File Size:  NO MORE THAN 30MB – You can attach up to 5 individual files on each lodgement.  There is no restriction on the number of times you lodge a response in order to submit all of your files but you should identify each files (e.g. file_1_of 5, file_2_of 5 etc)

Accepted File Formats:    Word (.doc), Excel (.xls), Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)  and JPEG (.jpg)


description: Information and technology

title: DPI Hunting Regulatory System Modernisation

title: P23-5943 - Tender Documents.zip

title: P23-5943 - Addendum 1.zip

rationale: P23-5943 - Addendum 1 - Update to Tender Document Part C-2

title: P23-5943 - Addendum 2 - Q and A.zip

rationale: P23-5943 - Addendum 2 - Q and A

title: P23-5943 - Addendum 4 - Q and A.pdf

rationale: P23-5943 - Addendum 4 - Q and A

title: P23-5943 - Addendum 3 - Revised contract template.zip

description:
"We are seeking software as a service that provides a licencing, public land hunting booking/permit system, native game bird program management, and intelligence, compliance, and enforcement system for NSW DPI Hunting. In addition, the system will also provide integrated mobile applications for NSW Hunters and Compliance Officers. The system supports NSW DPI Hunting to perform its regulatory functions, that includes but is not limited managing the following data:

•Annually there are around 25,000 current licensed hunters, of which 10,000 renew their licence each year with a 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 year licence.

•On any given day there is only around 100 concurrent hunter users.

•Hunters obtain around 60,000 bookings/permits to hunt on public land and then complete the associated 60,000 harvest returns annually.

•Compliance Officers enter around 10,000 compliance events each year, which may result in licence suspension, cancellation, penalty notices or prosecutions.

•The Native Game Bird (NGB) program issues quota to around 150 owner/occupier licences each year, and hunters complete around 500 harvest returns.

•There are 358 declared forest that are updated quarterly and on an ad hoc basis.

•There are around 40 internal system users, 3 system administrators, and approximately 60 external users including Forestry Corporation, Police, etc.

•On any given day there is only around 25 concurrent system users."

conditionsForParticipation: Qualified supplier on ICT Scheme SCM0020 - Engagement Type M