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single service provider able to provide consultancy services to amsa on an ad hoc time basis in relation to the regulatory framework for the national system for domestic commercial vessel safety national system and matters arising from the administration of the navigation act 2012.
provision of: durable credit card style cards, booklets, letters, stock paper and general correspondence in a specific format embedded security features in products maintain stock levels and provide consumables as required distribution services australia-wide
supply of wurrung radar assembly
new secure enterprise asset management platform that will have the capability to support the core asset management processes across all bureau asset classes.
charter vessel to undertake routine maintenance and upgrades of nin offshore weather stations located on small islands and coral cays in the coral sea.
scope includes hvac replacements and upgrades, fire engineering and fire protection system works, replacement of a non-compliant fuel line and other general maintenance, replacement, and compliance works for 17 buildingis in hmas cerberus.
upgrades to five buildings at fleet base east including architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, fire protection and building code compliance works. scope consists of 24 packages which cover bathroom, toilet and shower upgrades, refurbishment of amenities in various areas, roofing repairs, window remediation, air conditioning maintenance, flooring works, handrail upgrades, painting, fire compliance upgrades, provision of external meal room and assocated connections and services.
reconfiguration of a high voltage substation and a low voltage switchroom. in their current state the rooms are non-compliant due to clearance and access/egress paths. the works include moving of a low voltage switchboard, a high voltage transformer and ring main unit, construction of new doorways and external blockwalls and installation of new emergency exit lighting and ventilation system.
rehabilitation cimfr program conducts ecological restoration works on identified phosphate minefields relinquished by the mining company, phosphate resources limited prl. the program’s aim is to restore rainforest on relinquished mine sites to create biodiverse, resilient and self-sustaining ecosystems that provide or enhance habitat for native flora and fauna, particularly the abbott’s booby. it is funded by a conservation levy paid by prl to the customer who administers these funds. the customer issues annually agreed funding to the director of national parks dnp to undertake the cimfr program. the christmas island national park management plan 2014–2024, the environment protection and biodiversity conservation act 1999, recovery plans and various documents and research reports also guide implementation of the cimfr program. the cimfr program has been implemented under its current methodologies since 2004–05, with reports prepared annually on the cimfr program. these reports include an overview of operations; areas planted and maintained; results of biophysical monitoring and expenditure. the customer wishes to review and evaluate the cimfr program to determine its effectiveness at achieving its aims and to determine if any changes are needed to the program. the cimfr program currently manages about 113 hectares of rehabilitation fields at various stages of completion. to date, prl has relinquished approximately 335.5 hectares 40 sites from mining leases mci 70/1 or mci 70/1a. of these, 27 sites have not been rehabilitated. the purpose of the review is: to determine the effectiveness of the cimfr program in relation to achieving its aims and meeting performance indicators set out in the cimfr program 2012–2020 plan. to identify improvements and recommend any changes in the operation of the cimfr program, consistent with ‘criteria’ below.
provision of print management services under a panel arrangement. panel members must have appropriate, relevant experience in the delivery of print management services. panel members must have the capacity to deliver the services, including: processes for delivery of the services, including end to end management of internal and external supply arrangements; systems, including information and communications technology, and capability to interface, integrate, or transfer data with systems of agencies and suppliers; quality assurance and continuous improvement processes; business continuity and risk management processes; and governance, official order management, relationship management and performance management processes. agencies have varying requirements for print management services to meet their individual business needs. these may include in-house or other external commercial arrangements for some of the services.