1 February: Q16006; Port of Abbot Point Ambient Coral Monitoring Program. North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation Limited. Queensland.
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation Limited is seeking Proposals for the provision of services for the development and implementation of an ambient fringing inshore coral monitoring program at the Port of Abbot Point.
Leesa O’Dempsey, +61 (0)7 30117932, LODempsey@nqbp.com.au.
10 February: EOI601888; Independent Reviewer – High Capacity Metro Trains Project. Public Transport Victoria.
Public Transport Victoria invites Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from suitably qualified organisations to undertake the role of Independent Reviewer for the High Capacity Metro Trains (HCMT) Project.
The HCMT Project is being conducted as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) in compliance with the State’s PPP guidelines. Consistent with the State’s PPP guidelines and precedent transactions of this size and type, an organisation is required to act as an Independent Reviewer to both the State and Project Co. The Independent Reviewer is therefore a critical and necessary component of the Project. The Independent Reviewer will be appointed by the State prior to Contract Close to perform pre-Contract Close services, and jointly engaged by the State and Project Co during the Delivery Phase of the HCMT Project.
Contact details available through above URL.
12 February: 17130897; SH Pupuke Building – Spatial Assessment and Design. Waitamata District Health Board. New Zealand.
This project proposes to relocate several clinical teams split across three different locations to potentially one or two locations. The relocation is required due to changes on the North Shore campus and will also allow the teams to work in partnership to meet the health needs of several populations. Waitemata DHB is inviting submissions from interested parties to provide Spatial Assessment and Design services for this facility at North Shore Hospital.
Anna Turnage, +64(0)21 270 6877, Anna.Turnage@waitematadhb.govt.nz.
18 February: 17136556; The Micro-Economic Impact of Pricing Biological Emissions From Agriculture. Ministry for Primary Industries. New Zealand.
The purpose of this work is to take a ‘first principles’ look at the mitigation potential of the sector and the cost associated with achieving it. An important component is identifying by how much representative farmers are able to reduce their emissions and what doing so would cost them.
MPI is seeking to understand the following impacts:
- Profit margins for different farmers;
- Land use change in hectares;
- Greenhouse gas emissions; and
- Changes to nutrient losses to water
- Above results are scalable to national aggregates.
Tracy Wood, contact details available through above URL.
18 February: CPA/270410; Detail Investigation and Design of Mardi Dam to Warnervale Water Trunk Pipeline. Wyong Shire Council. New South Wales.
Wyong Shire Council is seeking Tenders for a contract for professional engineering consultancy services for the detail investigation and design of the Mardi Dam to Warnervale Trunk Water Pipeline.
The purpose of the project is to increase bulk water transfers between Wyong Shire and Hunter Water Corporation to meet obligations in accordance with the Hunter Central Coast Pipeline Agreement; provide capacity for future growth within the northern distribution system of Wyong Shire; and provide a high pressure main to Warnervale Town Centre.
Stephen Legge, +61 (0)2 4350 5465, stephen.legge@wyong.nsw.gov.au.
18 Feb: 27578.310; Parkes Way Traffic Modelling and Design Development 2016 2017. Directorate/Agency Land Development Agency. Australian Capital Territory.
This tender is seeking to procure a suitably qualified consultant to further develop Parkes Way traffic modelling, engineering design, staging and costing.
Rod Baxter, +61(0)2 62052663, rod.baxter@act.gov.au.
19 February: RMS.16.0000003111.0079; Request for Proposal for Port Macquarie-Hastings, Kempsey Shire & Greater Taree City Council Study Package. Transport New South Wales.
Proposals are invited to undertake studies and design aspects for boating development initiatives in the Mid-North Coast and Taree-Great Lakes regions. The package of works consists of four studies and their corresponding sites.
The objective of this package of works is to:
- identify opportunities for provision of sustainable infrastructure that meets the needs of current and future populations,
- maximising the utilisation and diversifying use of recreational boating assets,
- develop concept plan options which will better service future recreational boating needs in accordance with the most relevant maritime guidelines and standards,
- analyse and assess the current and future boating related activities,
- identify and assess options to improve boating access,
- conduct community consultation and stakeholder engagement activities, and
- provide holistic view of boating infrastructure needs in identified study areas.
Indeewa Chandrawansa, +61 (0)2 9563 8793, Indeewa.Chandrawansa@rms.nsw.gov.au.
22 February: PED00123-16; Provision of Infrastructure, Database and ORACLE Services for a Period of 36 Months. Power and Water Corporation. Northern Territory.
Further information and contact details available through above URL.
