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fire engineering services under a panel arrangement to support the commonwealth across australia. the panel will comprise panel consultants to provide ongoing environment, heritage and estate engineering related services in support of the commonwealth across australia. the panel will replace the existing defence environment and heritage panel which is due to expire in march 2020. defence intends to release the panel service categories in a tranche approach, with each service category in each tranche being a separate open approach to market atm. the atm documentation for this service category is being released as part of tranche 3

unexploded ordnance remediation services under a panel arrangement to support the commonwealth across australia. the panel will comprise panel consultants to provide ongoing environment, heritage and estate engineering related services in support of the commonwealth across australia. the panel will replace the existing defence environment and heritage panel which is due to expire in march 2020. defence intends to release the panel service categories in a tranche approach, with each service category in each tranche being a separate open approach to market atm. the atm documentation for this service category is being released as part of tranche 2.

heritage management planning under a panel arrangement to support the commonwealth across australia. the panel will comprise panel consultants to provide ongoing environment, heritage and estate engineering related services in support of the commonwealth across australia. the panel will replace the existing defence environment and heritage panel which is due to expire in march 2020. defence intends to release the panel service categories in a tranche approach, with each service category in each tranche being a separate open approach to market atm. the atm documentation for this service category is being released as part of tranche 3.

provision of managing contractor mcc-1 2003 services for the planning and construction of buildings, services and infrastructure in connection with the project at two sites: defence establishment orchard hills deoh, nsw explosive ordnance eo depot myambat, nsw the prospective project scope includes but is not limited to: deoh potable and fire water networks electrical distribution hv/lv network new dedicated supply base entry & security perimeter fence, lighting, cctv, road network improvements approx. 160 level 3 living in accommodation, new replacement defence eo training school – new consolidated training, instructional and administrative facilities, demolition of old gymnasium – new construction messes – new construction cater for staff, trainees and visitors waste water – connection to sydney water sewer remove, remediate, refurbish as needed eo storage – new ammunition process facility, incl. demolish old new eo services contractor working accommodation replace bldg n109 incl. demolish old working accommodation – new consolidated, demolish old eo depot myambat potable and fire water networks waste water and trade waste base entry and security

supply of facilities & infrastructure to support air7000 phase 2b maritime patrol aircraft project for forward operating bases – package 4 – raaf base townsville qld include: extension of runway pavement to the north to provide a pre-threshold to runway 19; reconstruction of the runway 19 concrete pavement threshold with flexible pavement; compliance validation of taxiways e1, e2 and m, and access into maritime ordnance loading apron molas 13 and 14, as reduced code c taxiways; strengthening and widening of taxiways e1, e2 and m providing access to molas 13 and 14 as required; strengthening of molas 13 and 14 as necessary with provision of pavement to enable gse movement; construction of an aircraft rinse facility to accommodate one aircraft p8-a or c-130j or c-27j spartan or p-3c aircraft, including access taxiway, rinse pavements and shoulders; reconstruction of the runway 01 concrete pavement threshold; reconstruction of the taxiway a1 concrete pavement in the vicinity of the 01 threshold; reconstruction of existing portions of flexible pavement on taxiway a1 with concrete pavement; reconstruction of concrete slabs on the air movements apron ama; reconstruction of the concrete portion of taxiway a7 with flexible pavement; and existing aeronautical ground lighting agl visual aids impacted by the pavement works will be lifted and reinstated. further, the works to be construction generally include, but are not limited to: flexible and rigid pavements; aeronautical ground lighting below ground services and infrastructure including high voltage; and demolition.

delivery of enhanced military training areas in central and north queensland that will benefit the australian defence force adf, provide significant local economic opportunities, and enhance defence’s bilateral relationship with singapore. under the initiative, singapore will invest approximately aud 2 billion to acquire, design, develop and construct military training areas through expanding the existing shoalwater bay training area swbta and establishing a new training area in north queensland. the new training area, greenvale training area gta, requires some minor works associated with the acquisition of the training area. the scope of work to be delivered by the contractor will include: restoration or replacement of existing gta boundary fencing that is needing repair or closing gaps in boundary fencing if they exist. restoration or replacement of existing creek crossings or closing gaps in creek crossings if they exist. demolition and removal of redundant fencing no longer in use. this will require consultation with the contract administrator and current leaseholders from each property and include removal, disposal and tip fees for redundant infrastructure. install new fencing to the new gta boundary where required. install fixed and free-standing defence signage to the gta boundary where required allow for clearing of vegetation for undertaking the fencing and signage works. allow to liaise and coordinate works with traditional owners and agistees.

repatriation commission and the military rehabilitation and compensation commission collectively referred to as dva currently have community nursing services agreements expiring on 30 june 2016. the aim of dva’s community nursing program is to enhance the independence and health outcomes of an entitled person by avoiding early admission to hospital and/or residential care by providing access to community nursing services to meet an entitled person’s assed clinical and/or personal care needs. these community nursing services are delivered by a skills mix of registered nurses, enrolled nurses and nursing support staff. dva is inviting suitably qualified organisations to provide community nursing services to the veteran community. the invitation documents provided on austender comprise: • community nursing terms and conditions; • notes for community nursing providers; • community nursing schedule of fees; and the • community nursing pro forma on administrative information. the new community nursing services agreement the agreement will simplify and streamline the process for providers. the new agreement features: • no competition – all qualified providers can participate; • an overall objective of maximising the numbers of participating providers, to achieve wide service access for entitled persons; • red tape reduction - providers are no longer required to commit expert resources to prepare and submit substantial tender documentation. the new agreement requires providers to only submit a signed copy of the terms and conditions for provision of community nursing services and completed copy of the community nursing pro forma on administrative information to dva; and • increased flexibility and an open opportunity to contract with dva - providers can enter, exit or re-enter a contract with dva at any time, without prejudice

supply of black mountain facility undertaken by ab mandal group in october and november of 2017, several complex safety and compliance issues were identified relating to the laboratory gas hardware and distribution piping, life safety systems and related ventilation systems. the outcomes of this audit resulted in a redesign of the gas supply network and the life safety system requirements to reduce risks associated with hazardous gas situations to as low as reasonably practical levels

provision of fire maintenance services services at csiro’s western australian wa, south australian, irymple and northern territory saint sites

provision of quantity surveying services for the australian animal health laboratory aahl part life apl refit project.