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supply of automatic weather stations equipment

demolition, civil works and antenna installation at mount stromlo

notice of impending approach to market for a solution to sustain deployed ict capabilities across air, land and maritime environments

defence will host an industry engagement forum on 22 october in darwin. the focus of this session will be two-fold, to outline the future pipeline of works anticipated in the northern territory, as well as give industry a practical understanding of how they can be involved. in this interactive session, participants will have an opportunity to meet representatives from the us defense and australian defence departments as well as primes or managing contractors. participants will be able to raise questions and discuss opportunities across industry offerings to become part of one of the most significant infrastructure initiatives in northern australia. to ensure we can maximise the benefit of this event, attendees are invited to submit questions prior usfpi.facilities.infrastructure or defence.gov.au. defence will endeavour to answer any questions asked on the day, but some may need to be taken on notice and will be responded to after the forum. this forum is open to all parties on a space available basis. defence encourages registrations from businesses that have participated in the past, as well as those interested in being involved in future us defense or aus defence projects.

requests for expression of interest are invited from suitably qualified entities to undertake the role of design services contractor dsc to provide services on the basis described in the attached expression of interest.

department’s supervising scientist branch is tasked with protecting the alligator rivers region arr of northern australia from the effects of uranium mining. at present, ranger uranium mine is the only operational mine in the arr and must cease operations in 2021. the mine must finish decommissioning and revegetation of the site by 2026. the supervising scientist branch is developing methods to monitor revegetation of the site and is operationalising the use of drone-based technologies to ensure that the revegetated site remains on a sustainable trajectory to become similar to the surrounding environment. the department requires two vertical takeoff and landing vtol drones. the drones should have all necessary technical requirements to achieve beyond visual line of site operations as outlined by the civil aviation safety authority of australia. the drones must be capable of flying in an autonomous mode that allows for surveying flights of a minimum duration of 60 minutes. the drones should have a modular payload capacity that can accommodate 3 different sensor modules. each of these modules are to be integrated into the drones. a lidar sensor module is required to be delivered with the drones. a hyperspectral and multispectral sensor will be supplied by the department for integration into the drones. the drones, with integrated sensors must demonstrate the capacity to acquire data from a savanna ecosystem in kakadu national park, northern territory, australia. the data that is acquired must be capable of deriving metrics about trees in this ecosystem to include tree height, canopy depth, canopy diameters and tree diameter as measured at 1.37 meters above the ground diameter at breast

supply of we are seeking a cost-benefit analysis of measures to manage noxious emissions from non-road diesel engines nrde. nrde equipment is used in a wide range of applications such as construction, mining, agriculture, marine and general industrial applications. the analysis will require modelling of emissions, population exposure, health impacts and industry impacts. noxious emissions from diesel engine exhaust have negative health impacts and nrde emissions are currently unregulated in australia. evaluating the potential for a national approach to manage nrde emissions is a priority under the national clean air agreement.

national capital authority nca is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and practical experienced service provider to conduct a nca wide security risk review, and report on pragmatic and practical risk-based mitigation options for improvements if required. this forms part of a periodic planned review which occurs approximately every five 5 years.

geoscience australia is seeking expressions of interest from landowners to host new global navigation satellite system gnss ground station sites on their land. if your land is within the predetermined areas and meets the technical requirements, geoscience australia would like to discuss the opportunity to establish a new gnss ground station site on your property.

national capital authority nca is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake specialist inspection and reporting on specific bridge structure components the works entail provision of inspections services for bearings and movement joints and reporting.