Tenders

The Indigenous Justice Research Program (the Program) is a joint initiative by the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC), the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) and the Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse (IJC). The Program has been established to fund academic research relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander criminal justice.

The Program will provide funds to undertake applied, policy relevant research that employs robust methods.

 Seeking partnerships with individuals, organisations, developers and housing providers to deliver more housing for those who need it.  The QHIGI will be developed through three funding initiatives:

1. The Housing Investment Fund – funding partnered projects to increase social and affordable housing supply.
2. QuickStarts Qld – a capital investment program to accelerate planned acquisition, new construction and redevelopment opportunities to deliver new homes sooner.
3. Help to Home – a partnership with property owners, landlords and registered community housing providers to headlease homes to people who are eligible for social housing​.

All proponents are required to complete the pre-lodgement form (link to the SmartyGrants pre-lodgement form can be found in the Overview or Get Involved section) as the first step in submitting your proposal for consideration under the QHIGI.

31 Jan 2022

**Different closing dates.  Follow link for full details and dates.

NIAA is seeking a supplier to deliver the WEX program including logistics for one Canberra and one Regional WEX event each year for up to 100 students and 15 teachers and support staff per event.

WEX aims to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander senior school students to complete Year 12 and consider a career in the Australian Parliament or the Australian Public Service (APS).

The Australian pomegranate industry has been identified as a target industry for new research, development and extension (RD&E) investment in the 2021-22 financial year.

Delivered as part of the AgriFutures Emerging Industries Program, this aim of this project is to develop a best practice manual for the commercial production of pomegranates in Australia.

The development of a best practice manual has been identified as a priority by the industry in the Australian Pomegranate Industry Strategic Plan 2021-2026, due to be published in late 2021.

The objective of this tender is to seek a fire equipment servicing company to service all of TCHHS’s fire equipment. This includes undertaking monthly services at the 4 hospitals and 6 monthly services at the other facilitries.

The work includes: preventative serving and maintenance of fire systems, corrective maintenance and small scale minor works and recharge of old fire extuighuishers.

Invitation to Offer with the objectives of:

– Supply and install 4 electricity generators to Darnley (Erub), Kubin and Warraber Islands
– The generators will be essential in providing back-up supply of electricity to the Primary Health Care Clinics during interruptions to the normal supply of electricity

Depending on requirements these goods / services specifically include:

Cleaning Chemicals
Cleaning Products; and
Personal Hygiene Products

Calling for expressions of interest from potential supply partners who, over the longer term, can support a variety of grid scale battery system sizes and capabilities.

This expression of interest is focused on offerings for megawatt scale grid storage which will be suitable for connection at the 11kV, 22kV or 33kV electricity distribution network.

Offers are invited by the State of Queensland (acting through the Department of Justice and Attorney-General) in relation to Invitation to Offer (ITO). 708.2122 for the establishment of a Contract for the Youth Justice Compliance Project.

Notes
1) This ITO is for further research, analysis and consideration of a broader cohort of young people in contact with the youth justice system, in order to improve overall bail outcomes.
2) For full details of the services sought, refer to Section 1 ITO Pack A
3) Suppliers are required to complete ITO Pack B and C only.

The purpose of this procurement is to undertake a Hearing Impaired Station Announcements Proof of Concept (PoC) to assess the viability of a solution to provide accurate and timely information to TransLinks hearing impaired customers at bus and rail stations.

While the primary objective of this process if to deliver a short-term PoC activity, there is also a desire to understand what a wider deployment would require, including the ability to estimate cost of wider deployment.

The output of this PoC activity will feed into strategic decision making for TMR in determining the direction of future activities, services, solutions and procurement processes.

The MBA Program tests and publicly reports on the typical speed and performance of broadband plans provided, including those provided over Australia’s National Broadband Network. The MBA Program assists consumers to compare and make informed decisions about which broadband services meet their needs.

This RFT process is seeking a Testing Provider for the three year period from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2025.

The Community Corrections Individual Reporting System allows offenders in the community to register their attendance at a District or reporting office by identifying themselves using their biometric data, entering information and answering a series of questions. The solution enables the registration of low risk offenders through self-service in a way which provides an appropriate level of check to reduce the risk of re-offending.

As the current equipment and technology was implemented around nine years ago and is at an end of life stage, QCS has planned to go out to market to evaluate the latest technologies, which can provide more alignment to the current QCS requirements and a best value for money for the organisation. QCS is seeking a complete “As-a-Service” model offering, to be delivered in conjunction with a QCS project team.

Seeking to establish a Standing Offer Arrangement (SOA) that will enable Customers to acquire an Online Ordering Solution and associated Services. The Online Ordering Solution will cover the following Products and Services:

• Software as a Service (SaaS) solution that supports the delivery of the following functions to parents and students:
• Tuckshop/Canteen;
• Uniform Shop;
• Book Shop; and
• School Event Registration (low cost, small school events).

FECCA will administer grants of $2500, $3500 or $5000 to groups or organisations to fund short-term, one-off, communication and outreach projects that aim to achieve the following objectives:

Address barriers to accessing information on COVID-19 and the vaccination program
Provide the opportunity for communities to identify and respond to issues and concerns surrounding COVID-19 and the vaccination program
Provide accurate and culturally relevant information on the COVID-19 Vaccination Program
Foster community involvement and participation
Encourage partnerships among community organisations