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provides eligible members of the veteran community with access to quality health care and support services. the medical grade footwear mgf program is an important part of dva’s health care arrangements and is part of the rehabilitation appliance program rap. the mgf program provides a nation-wide access to a wide range of mgf and related services for entitled persons. dva’s procurement strategy for the provision of mgf is to improve the mgf supply arrangements and reduce red tape for all stakeholders. dva is offering agreements for the supply of mgf products and services through a simplified procurement model where all mgf suppliers who meet the minimum requirements can participate. the key features of the model are: dva publishes the agreement on austender and its website so that all potential mgf suppliers have an opportunity to enter into an agreement with dva. mgf suppliers who meet the pre-conditions for the agreement and certify compliance with dva standards ie. the terms and conditions and the notes for medical grade footwear suppliers will be included on dva’s list of contracted mgf suppliers. the agreement stands indefinitely allowing new mgf suppliers to join at any time. prices on the mgf register and the mgf fee schedules are fixed prices and are non-negotiable. dva provides no guarantee of business. dva reviews the agreement, the mgf register and the mgf fee schedules periodically.

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

present focus of the dmssp rft are those marine services currently provided to the navy under the: fleet marine service contract fmsc; multi-role aviation training vessel matv support contract; and ocean protector op contract – noting that these services will not be subsumed until 2023. the dmssp rft is an open approach to market for the provision of the following discrete service packages: service package 1 – in port inpt services - provision of diverse marine support services within ports and harbours around fleet bases. this service package will be managed nationally with local tasking and management by the navy port services managers. service package 1 is based on the asdefcon support template and utilises a rate of effort roe model; service package 2 - out of port oop services – entails the maintenance, operation and crewing of specified large hull vessels, to support adf training and operations. this service package will be managed nationally with tasking through fleet operational arrangements for units operating predominantly in australian waters. service package 2 is based on the asdefcon support template and utilises an availability model; and service package 3 - towing services - provision of general tug, towing and berthing services for naval vessels, with the requirement also to maintain government furnished assets gfa tugs to support nuclear powered warship visits at specified locations. this service package will be managed nationally with regional tasking and management by the navy port services managers. service package 3 is based on a tailored asdefcon services template and utilises a roe model.

dha invites interested parties to tender for civil works - stage 1 & detention basin - the parks - angle park – sa

defence housing australia dha invites contractors to tender for the sales and marketing at maundrell terrace, aspley.

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demolition of and removal of seven unserviceable and end of life buildings and assets at hmas stirliing. the project also includes reinstatement works for all buildings / assets as detailed in the scope.

project requires replacement of the existing charging unit, which has now reached the end of its serviceable life. the works will endeavour to deliver a solution that provides the navy full charging capability when a submarine is in dock at garden island. the project will require a full direct current charging system that replaces the siemens system that is no longer serviceable.

project involves the modification of three 3 existing facilities within compound 804 at raaf base amberley to support base operations. each facility is an explosive ordnance eo facility that handles and stores ammunition and explosives.

building works including removal and replacement of floor coverings, patching and painting works, remediation of air-conditioning system, roofing works and interior remediation at dst edinburgh.