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Civil and Landscape Works – Muirhead North Stages 1B, 1C and 2, Lee Point, NT

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Defence Housing Australia is seeking qualified contractors for the Civil and Landscape Works project at Muirhead North Stages 1B, 1C, and 2 in Darwin, Northern Territory. The scope of work involves the delivery of roads, drainage, electrical infrastructure, parks, and reserves to facilitate future residential development on the eastern side of Lee Point Road. A critical requirement for the selected builder is accreditation under the WHS Accreditation Scheme established by the Federal Safety Commissioner Act 2022, which must be maintained throughout the duration of the contract. The evaluation process places significant weight on the involvement of local businesses and majority Indigenous-owned enterprises, with a strong emphasis on meaningful Indigenous economic participation and community engagement. Additionally, tenderers must demonstrate how environmental sustainability and ESG principles will be integrated into the planning and management of the project. It is important to note that Defence Housing Australia is not required to comply with the Commonwealth Procurement Rules for this solicitation.

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DHA seeks WHS-accredited contractors for civil and landscape works in Muirhead North, Darwin.

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Darwin, NT, AUS

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AgencyDefence Housing Australia
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The RFT is seeking suitably qualified contractors to deliver roads, drainage, electrical infrastructure, parks and reserves to support future residential development on the eastern side of Lee Point Road. The evaluation criteria include weighted consideration of local businesses and majority Indigenous-owned businesses. As part of DHA's commitment to meaningful Indigenous participation and culturally appropriate project delivery, respondents are encouraged to demonstrate how they will contribute to Indigenous economic participation and engagement with the local Aboriginal community throughout the project lifecycle. DHA is committed to embedding environmental sustainability considerations into its procurement and contract management activities to achieve long-term environmental, social and economic value. Consistent with DHA's sustainability and ESG objectives, tenderers should demonstrate how sustainability principles will be incorporated into the planning, delivery and management of the proposed goods or services. Tenderers should note that it is a requirement of this project that the Builder/s contracted to undertake the Building Work be accredited under the WHS Accreditation Scheme (outlined in Schedule 4.16) established under the Federal Safety Commissioner Act 2022, at the time of entering into the contract for the Building Work and while the Building Work is being carried out. Please Note: Defence Housing Australia (DHA) is not required to comply with the Commonwealth Procurement Framework, including the Commonwealth Procurement Rules CPRs. DHA is not a prescribed corporate Commonwealth entity for the purposes of the CPRs under Section 30 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014. Given this, other aspects of the RFT and tender process, may not and are not required to be consistent with the CPRs. This RFT is issued through AusTender to leverage a convenient and efficient tendering platform and provide notification of the opportunity to suppliers. Further information on this site is available at Lee Point, Darwin NT | DHA

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