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suppliers to deliver inventory management and/or transport services to support the efficient and effective management of the national medical stockpile. the successful tenderer/s will be required to manage, deploy and transport inventory in the national medical stockpile during business as usual periods and during emergencies. a tenderer may tender to deliver both inventory management services and transport services, or only inventory management services or transport services. this is a unique and rare opportunity for commercial entities to operate in the health emergency management field. the department is seeking to procure these services from 1 july 2020 for a period of six years with the option for the department, at its sole discretion, to extend for up to an additional four years.
contracted entities will provide assessment management services for the trial, specifically to: attract, recruit, onboard and retain suitably qualified registered nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists as assessors during the trial and provide evidence to the department that each assessor has current unrestricted ahpra registration liaise with participating aged care homes for the purpose of scheduling assessment periods and complete the agreed number of assessments using the an-acc assessment tool hosted on an associated ipad application ipad to be supplied by the department develop and operate a clinical support framework for assessors to ensure the quality of assessments, and provide feedback to the department throughout the trial as required. the department requires around 5600 assessments to be completed as part of the trial, to be distributed as follows: 4000 assessments of residents of aged care homes in modified monash model mm regions 1-2 1500 assessments of residents of aged care homes in mm regions 3-5, and 100 assessments of residents of aged care homes in mm regions 6-7. tenderers are invited to submit a tender to deliver services for part, parts, or the whole services: in multiples of 1000 assessments in mm regions 1-2 in multiples of 500 assessments in mm regions 3-5, and in multiples of 50 assessments in mm regions 6-7. tenderers must also clearly outline any limits on specific geographic areas in which they are willing to provide services. the department may, at its sole and absolute discretion, select one or more tenderers to provide services in each geographic area. the department may seek to negotiate with a preferred tenderer the geographic area or areas in which the tenderer will complete the assessments.
property and major contracts division proposes to engage a design and construct contractor to undertake infrastructure upgrades at the brisbane immigration transit accommodation bita facility. it is planned that the works will commence in december 2019 and be completed in march 2020. recent increases in the bita detainee population, a trend towards a higher security cohort, and subsequent changes to the site operating model have driven the requirement for the following proposed infrastructure upgrades: retrofit installation of an anti-climb barrel fence topper to the existing bita perimeter fence approximately 250 linear metres; installation of new pedestrian gates in existing bita fence lines; and construction of new covered structures over main staff thoroughfare between the site processing centre and administration buildings.
contractor will be required to facilitate access to medical services including immigration medical examinations and departure health checks, and travel services, which may include escort services, to support humanitarian program visa applicants and entrants overseas. the proposed term of the contract is an initial three years, and two options to extend for a further two years each.
provide the following services: review of current emergency management arrangements, plans and procedures, including evacuation diagrams and recommendations for compliance with as 3745-2010 planning for emergencies in facilities, work health and safety act 2011 whs act, whs regulation 2011, managing the work environment and facilities – code of practise safe work australia, may 2018 and in queensland: the fire and emergency services act 1990; building fire safety regulation 2008; the fire and rescue service act 1990; workplace health and safety act 1995; the building code of australia 1996; provide emergency management and response training, including but not limited to site specific emergency control organisation, warden training. emergency warning intercommunication system training for control teams chief and deputy chief wardens; provide electronic versions of emergency plans, including emergency response procedures, emergency evacuation plans, evacuation diagrams and training schedules for each site including shared occupancy sites in line with state/territory regulatory requirements; identify the legislative, statutory and training responsibilities of home affairs and the owners of the lease sites in each state/territory and on the basis of this work, assist home affairs to meet its statutory responsibilities or act on its behalf to do so, especially queensland where it will fulfil the responsibility of a fire safety adviser. meet particular reporting requirements to home affairs to ensure the services are being provided in accordance with as 3745-2010 planning for emergencies in facilities, work health and safety act 2011 whs act, whs regulation 2011 and managing the work environment and facilities – code of practise safe work australia, may 2018; and home affairs contractual and management purposes; and additional services that may arise from time to time, e.g. special training to meet specific home affairs requirements.
armed reconnaisance helicopter replacement - request for information
established to support australian companies, businesses, and academic and research organisations in the collaborative development of innovative solutions with the potential to enhance australian defence force capability. defence is inviting companies, businesses and organisations to respond to a call for submissions detailing their innovation proposal. where an innovation proposal is assessed as suitable for investment and satisfies the requirements and assessment criteria set out in the terms for call for submissions, defence will invite the respondent to participate in a request for proposal process. defence intends to enter into contracts with respondents under a contractual framework, to mature their innovations to meet defences capability needs. the hub facilitates innovation activities from initial concept, through to prototyping and integrated testing. these activities will be procured through the hub across four distinct contract phases depending upon the current maturity level of the innovation proposal. respondents will be able to submit an innovation proposal through defence’s online innovation portal. the portal, and further information about the hubs procurement processes, can be accessed at: www.business.gov.au/cdic please note that no procurement documentation is available on austender and you cannot submit a proposal using austender. you must use the address for lodgement identified below to view all documentation and submit a proposal.
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 prioritisation.
release of the proposed rft, the commonwealth intends to release a series of documents and information to potential tenderers. information relating to the following is enclosed: release of capability definition documentation confidentiality obligations updated conditions of industry engagement industry day security defence industry security program site visits draft documentation
communications systems edhfcs was held on the 3 – 5 june 2019 in accordance with the details provided in the austender notice casg/jsd/not/7146/4.