Tenders

Open Tenders

 Community Participation in the Woollahra LGA - DADHC. 09.23
Cover Letter
Request for Tenderers
Application Form 
Budget

 Acquired Brain Injury Research Project - DADHC.09.24
Cover letter
Information for Tenderers
Specification
Application Form
Standard DADHC Contract

 Re-auspice of Community Transport Services - Wollongong & Shellharbour
The Ministry of Transport is seeking tenders from innovative service providers to deliver high quality Community Transport services to eligible clients in the Wollongong and Shellharbour Local Government Areas. These services are funded under the Home and Community Care (HACC) Program and the NSW Community Transport Program (CTP) to a current total annual value of $1.6 million.

Further information is available from the Ministry of Transport website at: http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/aboutus/tenders.html or by contacting the Project Officer on (02) 8836 3178 or at LocalandCommunity@transport.nsw.gov.au.

The closing date for applications is 4.00 pm Thursday, 16 July 2009.

Successful Applicants

Contract Disclosures

For all relevant contracts equal to or above $100,000.00, disclosure requirements apply whereby agencies must publish a summary of the main items of the awarded contract. The links below provide details of relevant contracts entered into by the Department:

Seniors Card - Call Centre Services
Seniors Information Centre Services - Call Centre
Corporate Communications - Ticketing Service
Corporate Communications - Production Management
Corporate Communications - Group ticketing and transport services
Information Technology Services - Telephone Services
Community Access - Early Childhood Intervention Infoline Service
Office for Ageing - Telephone Based Seniors Information Service
Statewide Aboriginal Region - Care Gathering Conference

Competitive Selection Processes

At different times throughout the year the Department may run a competitive selection process to allocate growth funding or seek a service to implement a specific Government initiative. This process is known as an Expression of Interest (EOI).

Agencies are invited to demonstrate a willingness to provide services when the Department calls for Expressions of Interest, generally advertised in major statewide newspapers (such as The Sydney Morning Herald), major regional papers and, where appropriate, culturally specific newspapers. 

The EOI advertisement outlines general information about the services that the Department wants to purchase and/or initiatives to be implemented. The advertisement includes contact details where interested agencies can obtain more information and outlines the due date for applications to be submitted.

Where possible, information on current and upcoming EOIs will be placed on the Department's website.