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Mortuary and Bereavement Support Standing Offer for Services - Request for Tender

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The Commonwealth of Australia, through the Department of Defence, is seeking to establish a panel of providers to deliver mortuary and bereavement support services. This initiative aims to enhance the government's capacity and capability to handle surge requirements during incidents, specifically focusing on Disaster Victim Identification and the repatriation of human remains. The scope of work includes the provision of specialized equipment and the deployment of incident response teams both within Australian jurisdictions and at international locations. Additionally, the contract covers the delivery of bereavement support services to affected individuals, families, and groups as directed by the Commonwealth. Interested parties must respond to solicitation number 93127-1 by the deadline of November 26, 2026. The primary point of contact for this tender is the Director of Industry Integration within the Department of Defence.

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Australian Department of Defence panel for mortuary, repatriation, and bereavement support services.

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ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS, Overseas, AUS

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AgencyDepartment of Defence - DSRG
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The Commonwealth of Australia (CoA), represented by the Department of Defence, intends to establish a Panel to provide the CoA and Permitted Agencies with additional capacity, surge capacity and capability in a range of mortuary and bereavement support services. The scope of Services provided includes a range of Disaster Victim Identification and repatriation of human remains services. This includes the provision of specialised equipment, arranging for incident response teams to be deployed primarily at non-Australian locations and within Australian jurisdictions, and the provision of bereavement support to persons, families and/or groups as directed by the Commonwealth. The CoA is seeking to establish a mortuary affairs and bereavement service capability that increases its ability to respond to incidents and surge.

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