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department seeks to engage suitably qualified tenderer/s to ensure continuation of comprehensive workplace drug and alcohol testing services across all states and territories.
current tuas in service within army is the shadow 200 version 1 sh200 v1, operated by 20th surveillance and target acquisition regiment 20 sta regt and procured under joint project 129 phase 2 jp129-2. the shadow 200 v1 is becoming obsolescent from 2019 and will be replaced by the shadow 200 v2 in the us army inventory. the shadow 200 both versions have a number of capability shortfalls that do not support army’s need for a deployable, amphibious, runway independent capability.
supply of call for submission cfs stage criteria: suitability, feasibility, timeliness and contribution to australias defence industry capability. after each proposal is assessed against the criteria, defence will consider these proposals to ensure that it maintains a balanced portfolio of investments, taking into account the following: alignment to defence poriorities, diversity, innovation lifecycle and financial considerations. request for proposal rfp criteria: the above cfs criteria, with additional considerations for cost and organisational capability and capacity. defence will then reconsider the balance of investment as well as strategic considerations to determine value for money. for more information go to
supply of electromagnetic battle management embm capability will provide the warfighter with the knowledge and tools necessary to make appropriate decisions about electromagnetic spectrum ems use and prioritisatio
wide area space surveillance systems program office - space situational awareness sub-program invites industry and academia to join us for a space situational awareness event – networking among the stars. presentations will be provided by the royal australian air force, capability, acquisition and sustainment group and defence science technology group about our current and emerging understanding of the space situational awareness environment. this will be followed by an opportunity for registered industry and academia to give a 10 minute one-on-one presentation to defence representatives on their latest and emerging capabilities. this will allow defence to better understand industry capabilities but is not intended to be an opportunity for industry to ask defence questions around its future program or needs. this event is free for industry and academia and will include a number of opportunities for the participants to expand their networks across the space situational awareness domain. due to venue size defence requests that organisations limit their attendance to 3 participants per organisation unless approved prior.
1. in preparation for the release of the proposed rft, the commonwealth intends to release a series of documents and information to potential tenderers. 2. information relating to the following is enclosed: a. release of capability definition documentation cdd b. confidentiality obligations c. updated conditions of industry engagement d. industry day e. security f. defence industry security program disp g. site visits h. draft documentation
preparation for the release of the proposed rft, the commonwealth conducted a series of industry 1:1 interviews with potential tenderers to provide an opportunity for industry to comment, clarify and ask questions of the commonwealth in relation to the draft documentation released by the commonwealth. the purpose of this notice is to provide notice to potential tenderers who have registered their interest that a summary of the questions and answers from the 1:1 interviews is now available from the commonwealth to registered parties on request by sending an email to shfcomms.jnt9101@defence.gov.au if you have not registered your interest with the commonwealth and you wish to participate in industry engagement as a potential tenderer, please refer to austender notice casg/jsd/not/7146/4 for further information. should you wish to find out more about the project, please send an email to shfcomms.jnt9101@defence.gov.au
provide the royal australian navy ran with a next-generation, integrated, maritime communications and information exchange capability designed to enhance interoperability and address communications system obsolescence.
provide the royal australian navy ran with a next-generation, integrated, maritime communications and information exchange capability designed to enhance interoperability and address communications system obsolescence. the project sea1442 phase 5 scope may include acquiring the primary and alternate satcom terminals for ran major fleet units for the eventual replacement of the currently-fitted primary satcom terminals, which are expected to reach end-of-life in the 2020’s. this request for information rfi is seeking responses for the primary and/or alternate satcom terminals.
supply of defence high frequency communications system dhfcs is reaching life of type and the commonwealth of australia has committed to enhancing this capability to reach 2040. dhfcs provides a long range strategic communications capability to defence assets and other government agencies. dhfcs consists of 8 remote sites across continental australia, 2 central sites in canberra and a test facility at the incumbent contractor’s premises in brisbane.