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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. the successful tenderer will be required to provide operation, maintenance and support of the dhfcs whilst enhancing the capability to meet stakeholder requirements. a full background to the requirement, and an overview of the rft is set out in the conditions of tender project rft overview.

intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and electronic warfare security services panel

prime vendor contract established with babcock pty ltd for the supply of counter-chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive c-cbrne goods and services.

supply of post, fence, metal; steel, star, tagged, 60 cm lg, painted post, fence, metal; steel, star, tagged, 180 cm lg, painted

supply of 2 burners; c/w driptray, hotplate, toaster and gas cylinder, 4kg capacity, 3/8 lh threaded

wooden top, field service, 1800 mm lg by 900 mm w by 710 mm h

supply of defence currently employs firefighting suppression systems i.e. foams that contain per- & poly-fluoro alkyl substances pfas. these types of firefighting products release pfas into the environment and thus represent a health concern to both humans and animals whilst adversely affecting the environment. to eliminate the release of such toxins, defence is embarking on a program to transition to pfas-free foam in all its firefighting systems. defence intends transitioning to an environmentally friendly fluorine free firefighting foam in 2020 commencing with aircraft rescue and firefighting arff vehicles.

provide the rtv2 platform and associated deliverables to the australian defence force adf. the commonwealth requires a quantity of 40 rtv2 platforms, with the option for the provision of up to another 30 vehicles. the commonwealth, at its discretion, may elect to engage the resultant contractor of the rtv2 platform with additional future work.

supply of tool kit generic; ground trade with complete equipment schedules ces items

dva is seeking to identify a more efficient and effective way to gather medical evidence, in order to facilitate the timely determination of compensation and rehabilitation claims. dva intends to approach the market through the release of a request for tender rft in the fourth quarter of 2019. the rft seeks to establish a managing contractor to coordinate the gathering of medical evidence and the provision of medical assessments of veterans throughout australia. this includes veterans who reside in regional and remote areas. dva legislation - the veterans’ entitlements act 1986 vea; the safety, rehabilitation and compensation defence-related claims act 1988 drca; and the military rehabilitation and compensation act 2004 mrca - requires evidence-based decision making. medical evidence enables dva to establish veteran diagnoses, to assess the degree of incapacity or impairment resulting from the condition, and in some cases, to establish links to a veteran’s australian defence force service. this, in turn, determines whether liability exists, and whether a claim for compensation or rehabilitation is able to be approved. dva’s current claim process is to ascertain if the veteran’s claim form is sufficient to determine liability. if not, dva will refer to the medical evidence on file, including the veteran’s service records. if this data is still not sufficient to determine a claim, dva will seek further medical evidence from defence, the veteran, and/or the veteran’s treating general practitioner or specialist. in some circumstances, where insufficient evidence is available from the above mentioned sources, dva may need to approach a medico-legal provider for an assessment and report. this may occur if: • the veteran does not have a treating doctor, or where there is insufficient or conflicting information; • the treating doctor cannot or will not provide the required evidence or cannot provide it in a timely manner; • a subsequent report still does not meet the diagnostic criteria; or • a report is deficient in some aspect and a report from a further medical professional is required for the purpose specified in the referral. to assist dva in developing the rft documentation, we encourage tenders from suitable organisations who have the capacity to deliver the veterans’ medical evidence gathering services to complete the attached survey