19 June: DOW0713; Sampling of Aquifer Groundwater Monitoring Bores and Interpretation Services; Department of Water, WA. Tenders are sought for the provision of sampling of aquifer groundwater monitoring bores and interpretation services for Leederville and Yarragadee.
Contact Judson Williams <judson.williams@water.wa.gov.au> on +61-8-6364-7434.
20 June: RTASN2813; Surveying Services; Department of Transport and Main Roads, Qld. RoadTek North Queensland is a commercial business unit within the Department, supplying civil works services. The objective of this invitation is to streamline the procurement of survey services from competent, qualified and experienced surveyors. These services may include the following activities, but are not limited to: engineering surveys; cadastral surveys; and construction set out and audit surveys.
Contact Greg Ryan <greg.p.ryan@tmr.qld.gov.au> on +61-7-4726-8512.
25 June: Stormwater Modelling and Flood Hazard Mapping Projects; Auckland Council, NZ. Council is seeking proposals for four modelling studies being tendered simultaneously. It seeks services to develop hydraulic and hydrological models for Waimahia Creek Catchment [ACPN_11104]; Pakuranga Creek Catchment [ACPN_8723]; Pukaki-Waokauri Creek Catchment [ACPN_8721]; and Pakuranga – Tamaki River Catchment [ACPN_8724]. Required services include: model build, system performance assessments, flood plain and flood hazard mapping and flood damage assessment services, including:
• Assess council asset data available and identify surveys required to obtain sufficient quality asset data for model build; develop hydraulic and hydrological models of the catchment using the most up to date versions of appropriate modelling software; validate models to gauged rainfall and historical flood incidents; assess performance of the stormwater drainage system in the catchment and identify where levels of service requirements are not, or will not be, met; identify significant flood hazard areas including properties with habitable and non-habitable floors at risk of flooding within the catchment and develop maps for flood plain, flood hazard and flood sensitive areas; and undertake flood damage assessment for specified design storm events.
Tenderers are invited to submit tenders for one, two, three or four of the catchments. However, each catchment is being tendered as a separate RFT.
Contact Malo Wong <malo.wong@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz>.
26 June: 2013/IaaS; Professional Services for IaaS; Canterbury Regional Council, NZ. Council seeks expressions of interest for the provision of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) services. Through this process, it intends to identify a shortlist of organisations who will then be invited to participate in the RFT process for the above contract.
Contact Rob Lorden <rob.lorden@resolvegroup.co.nz>.
26 June: DOW0613; Services to Evaluate Groundwater, Flood and/or Surface Water Models [Panel]; Department of Water, WA. DoW seeks to appoint a panel.
Providers must be able to review work done by DoW or a contractor developing surface, flood and/or groundwater models after each major deliverable. Other responsibilities include: post-audit of existing models and recommend possible improvement and revision; assist DoW in the preparation of scope and specification of new surface, flood and/or groundwater modelling projects; and provide technical guidance on surface, flood and/or groundwater modelling, as required.
Contact Judson Williams <judson.williams@water.wa.gov.au> on +61-8-6364-7434.
27 June: ACPN_10524; Design Services– Permanent Flow Sites; Auckland Council, NZ. Council operates a network of flow gauge sites that provide data used for a variety of purposes including flood hazard mapping and flood modelling. It seeks tenders for the provision of detailed design for seven new permanent flow sites, to enable consenting and construction processes to start before investigations are finished on these sites. Tasks for each site include identification, evaluation and survey of alternative flow sites.
Contact Reema Poonja <reema.poonja@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz> on +64-9-367-4307.
2 July: DTIRIS13/22; Pre-Construction Survey of Potential Meter Sites; NSW Office of Water. The NSW Metering Project aims to measure a minimum of 95% of extractions in any water source. NSW has implemented thresholds whereby meters do not need to be installed on small diversion points. Thresholds will need to be determined for each water source independently. The consultant will be required to collect data for the potential unregulated and groundwater meter sites and to ensure that the data collected for regulated river meter sites is consistent with the project objectives. The main objectives: gain an accurate understanding of the number and size of potential meter installations in each water source in the Murray Darling Basin; provide additional site details to allow a detailed construction estimate to be developed; identify sites compliant with the national metering standard; add to the existing database to that it captures all remaining potential meter sites in the NSW MDB. The consultant will also identify potential sites in each water source and ensure and ensure the information in the database with respect to those sites is current. NOTE: A mandatory pre-tender meeting will be held in Parramatta [date and time to be advised].
Contact Ian Charlton <ian.charlton@water.nsw.gov.au> on +61-2-4904-2604; mob: 0438-302-464.
4 July: 081-2012-13; Spatial ETL Tool; Bureau of Meteorology [Aust]. The bureau requires a tool to dynamically perform extract, transform, load functions of spatially enabled data between disparate data sources and complicated data structures through a number of delivery channels. Deadline for requests for clarification is 27 June.
Contact Peter Ashton <p.ashton@bom.gov.au>.
20 May, 2016: DCR104 EOI; Registration of EOI for Provision of Services in NSW Government Data Centres; Department of Finance and Services, NSW.
Data Centre Reform will consolidate 130 individual agency data centres into two purpose built, highly reliable facilities. Two Tier III data centres opening this year will provide state of the art technology for current and future Government service delivery. A Government Private Marketplace for ICT service provision will be created within the State’s data centre capacity. This will include one of the opportunities to provide Government with infrastructure-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service and software-as-a-service. Companies interested in supplying these services to NSW Government agencies and other eligible parties in the new data centre facilities are invited to apply for the ICT Services Scheme (SCM0020) at https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/dfs/?event=public.scheme.show&RFTUUID=852B6035-ACFE-B0A3-D10121B360FF7371
Contact Aimee Clarke <Aimee.Clarke@services.nsw.gov.au> on +61-2-9372-8157.
