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provide advance notice that the tendering of the service categories under the defence infrastructure panel - environment, heritage and estate engineering services 2020 - 2025 panel is expected to commence in may 2019. defence is now republishing this notice to advise of a change to the conditions for participation previously advised in the 14 may 2019 austender notice. the changed requirements are described in the section titled conditions for participation below. in particular it is noted that there will be no conditions for participation in respect of tranche 1. the panel will replace the existing defence environment and heritage panel which is due to expire in march 2020. the panel will comprise panel consultants to provide ongoing engineering, environmental and heritage related services in support of the commonwealth across australia. defence is intending 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, through austender. the atm for tranche 1 is expected to be released on 28 may 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6165 - energy services az6166 - water services az6167 - sustainable buildings and estate az6168 - climate risk and adaptation az6169 - contamination management az6174 - mechanical engineering services az6175 - hydraulic engineering services the atm for tranche 2 is expected to be released on 17 june 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6171 - contamination remediation works az6172 - unexploded ordnance management and advice az6173 - unexploded ordnance survey and safeguarding az6186 – unexploded ordnance remediation az6176 - structural engineering services az6177 - low voltage electrical engineering services az6178 - environmental impact assessment and land management the atm for tranche 3 is expected to be released on 8 july 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6179 - historic heritage az6180 - natural heritage az6181 - indigenous heritage az6182 - environmental management system ems az6183 - bushfire preparedness planning az6184 - pollution prevention az6185 - fire engineering services az6170 - building surveying advisory services
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.
preparation for the 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
supply of data voice or multimedia network equipment or platforms and accessories
early works package 1 consisting of demolitions works, and the construction of a medical facility, guard house and permieter fence on lombrum naval base, manus island, papua new guinea.
lethality program industry brief presentation delivered 27 june 2019 at seasons botanic gardens hotel, 348 st kilda road, melbourne vic 3004
provide advance notice that the tendering of the service categories under the defence infrastructure panel - environment, heritage and estate engineering 2020 - 2025 panel is expected to commence in may 2019. the panel will replace the existing defence environment and heritage panel which is due to expire in march 2020. the panel will comprise panel consultants to provide ongoing engineering, environmental and heritage related services in support of the commonwealth across australia. defence is intending 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, through austender. the atm for tranche 1 is expected to be released on 28 may 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6165 - energy services az6166 - water services az6167 - sustainable buildings and estate az6168 - climate risk and adaptation az6169 - contamination management az6174 - mechanical engineering services az6175 - hydraulic engineering services the atm for tranche 2 is expected to be released on 17 june 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6171 - contamination remediation works az6172 - unexploded ordnance management and advice az6173 - unexploded ordnance survey and safeguarding az6186 - unexploded ordnance remediation az6176 - structural engineering services az6177 - low voltage electrical engineering services az6178 - environmental impact assessment and land management the atm for tranche 3 is expected to be released on 8 july 2019 and will consist of the following service categories: az6179 - historic heritage az6180 - natural heritage az6181 - indigenous heritage az6182 - environmental management system ems az6183 - bushfire preparedness planning az6184 - pollution prevention az6185 - fire engineering services az6170 - building surveying advisory services
demo atm to test elodgement and download
supply of armed reconnaisance helicopter replacement
defence defence has been 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.