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refurbishment works including toilet upgrades, ablution refurbishment works, floor works, painting works, asbestos and lead contaminated material removal, roofing works and external refurbishments to building 13 of timor barracks and removal of demountable toilet, provision of new water closet and showers and external works at building 19 of lancer barracks.
project involves civil environmental works to the renton ridge at simpson barracks, mud run at hmas cerberus and laverton creek at raaf williams.
comcover is the australian governments self-managed insurance fund. it is overseen by the department of finance providing insurance and risk management services to over 160 australian government departments and agencies fund members since 1998. comcover works in partnership with its fund members to promote a risk management culture, and to deliver an effective insurance program across the australian government. the key business objectives for comcover are: promoting best practice risk management in entities to improve policy formulation and the delivery of government programs and services, to deliver a net benefit to the budget over the long term, and providing a comprehensive insurance fund to protect government entities against the impact of insurable losses. comcover fund member services include but are not limited to: claims management services including associated financial management risk management services education services relationship management services including associated financial and insurance brokering and overseas medical and travel assistance services. finance is conducting an open approach to the market to seek tenders from entities with the capacity and capability to provide one or more of the above types of services. full details of the tender, fin/001/18, can be found at https://www.tenders.gov.au/ enquiries may be directed to comcoverprocurements@finance.gov.au.
supply of defence fuel transformation program dftp aims to transform the defence fuel supply chain dfsc in order to deliver a safer, simpler and more assured defence fuels network dfn in partnership with industry. the fsc is one of the dftp transformation projects. the objective of the fsc is to combine dfi maintenance, operations, asset management, inventory management and fuel supply including bulk fuel supply services collectively the fsc services into a separate and dfsc-focused contract under the management of commander joint logistics cjlog as head of the dfsc hdfsc. underlining the development of the fsc is a desire to increase industry collaboration along the length of the supply chain, where appropriate to do so.
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.
land4503 armed reconnaisance helicopter replacement - request for information
defence innovation hub hub, an initiative of the australian government’s department of 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.
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.
provide services for joint project jp 9111 joint command and control c2. jp9111 is seeking one or more industry partners that can establish teaming arrangements to collaborate with the commonwealth in support of the joint c2 capability, to manage, deliver and coordinate the sustainment and acquisition of extant, new and evolving applications and systems. the joint c2 information environment will support the australian defence force defence to plan and execute operations and exercises at all levels of command either independently, as part of an australian-led coalition, or as a component of a wider five eyes coalition. in particular, jp 9111 will design and support the joint c2 applications, associated information and systems on the deployed and fixed secret networks to support and optimise the joint force. the response duration of the itr is five weeks and it is the first component of a multi-staged procurement. there is no requirement for costings in this itr, however there is a page limit on the response.
purpose of this industry briefing for the joint project jp 9111 invitation to register itr is to provide an opportunity for industry to seek clarity and ask questions in relation to the itr. it also gives industry an opportunity to meet other potential industry partners and establish relationships that may support future teaming / supply chain subcontracting arrangements. the industry briefing is conducted for the purpose of providing background information only. the industry briefing will be conducted at 1300 for 1330 start on 09 july 19 at ibis styles, 203 goyder street narrabundah act 2604. nominations to attend are to be provided in writing to the contact officer by 5 july 19. nominations are to include the respondents name and address and the full name of the respondents representatives attending. representatives of prospective respondents at the briefing will be limited to 4 personnel.