Current tenders

Develop the detail design and document for building certification (building permit) purposes, and construct new modular ablution block including connections to existing power/water/sewer services and including the demolition/removal of the existing ablution block structure.

Consultancy for the provision of Project Management Services for the delivery of the Palmerston Secondary Special Education School (PSSES).The consultant shall employ professional expertise and past similar project experience to deliver a new PSSES, and attends to all stakeholder’s requirements, whilst strictly maintaining budget.Timeframes for the consultancy will align with the Design Document and Construct contract stages, starting mid 2026 with completion expected by the end of 2028.

The sweeping of concrete and sealed pavement surfaces of NT Government roads, car parks, kerbs, traffic islands, cycle ways and footpaths utilising mechanical power sweeping and vacuum equipment.Hand sweeping at intersections on medians and splitter islands. Removal of litter and lightweight waste using the vehicle-mounted vacuum hose when required. 

Power and Water’s Technology landscape comprises of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Operational Technology (OT) environments (applications, systems, infrastructure, network, hardware). Power and Water operates critical infrastructure and requires access to a broad range of specialist and generalist technology capabilities to support business operations, regulatory obligations, cybersecurity requirements, and long-term digital transformation objectives. Power and Water is seeking to engage suitably qualified and experienced technology service providers for strategic partnerships for multiple categories within Technology. Power and Water aims to modify its approach to sourcing technology services from bespoke contracts for small bundles of work to enterprise-level strategic arrangements across ICT and OT environments. This Request for Tender (RFT) is an open-market engagement, offering an opportunity to small-to-large technology service providers to participate and provide best-in-class technology and commercial solutions to Power and Water. This Request for Tender (RFT) covers five categories across ICT and OT services. The anticipated spend across the categories depends on the supplier capabilities and the final scope awarded to the suppliers. The tentative breakdown of the anticipated spend is as follows: Category AApplication Maintenance and Support (AMS)$5 – 15m Suppliers’ capabilities will determine the applications, projects and licensesCategory BCore Capability Program (CCP)$10 – 20m (for 2 years)Suppliers’ capabilities and delivery model for Oracle, Maximo and future projects will determine the actualsCategory CInfrastructure and Database Services (IDS)$1 – 5m Support for BAU work and project support will determine the actualsCategory DCybersecurity (CS)$10 – 20m (for 2 years)Contingent on final requirements for SP-2 capability upliftCategory EOT & SCADA Services and Equipment Supply (OT & SCADA)$7 – 10m Contingent on future projects pipelineThe numbers above are indicative based on the current spend, future projects pipeline and changing technology landscape at Power and Water. 

The Department of People, Sport and Culture is seeking to engage suitably qualified and experienced valuers to undertake valuations of the Agency’s non-financial assets for financial reporting purposes. The valuations are required to support preparation of the Agency’s Annual Financial Statements for the year ending 30 June of each relevant financial year and must comply with:Australian Accounting Standards, including:           - AASB 13 – Fair Value Measurement           - AASB 116 – Property, Plant and Equipment           - AASB 136 – Impairment of AssetsTreasurer’s Directions issued under the Northern Territory Financial Management Act 1995Library and Archival Standards relevant to heritage and information collectionsCouncil of Australasian Museum Directors (CAMD) guidance: Australian Framework for the Valuation of Public Sector Collections for General Purpose Financial Reporting (1 November 2018).In accordance with the above standards and legislation, all assets must be subject to a formal valuation by independent valuers at least once every five years.This procurement will establish a rolling five-year valuation program, under which the collections and asset classes will be divided into sub-collections and valued in annual stages.