Current tenders

Minyerri, located approximately 270 kilometres southeast of Katherine, is among the most overcrowded communities in the Northern Territory, with limited land available for new development. There is an urgent requirement to expand the housing supply to accommodate future population growth. To address overcrowding, the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) proposes a land release through subdivision, aiming to deliver around 150 new homes. The initial stage will comprise 55 lots and will necessitate serviced land and upgrades to the existing Power and Water Corporation (PWC) headworks infrastructure.

The Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) has been engaged by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Community Development (DHLGCD) to construct a new residential subdivision and associated infrastructure in Galiwinku. The subdivision development (stage 3) comprises 12 housing lots North of the recently constructed Stage 2 subdivision. Furthermore, the construction and handover of necessary municipal (roads and stormwater drainage) and essential service infrastructure (water, sewer, power, telecommunications) required for the proposed housing developments. 

Refurbishment of existing tenancy to accommodate the Fines Recovery Unit (FRU), works include demolition and decommission of any redundant services and provision of all new fit out as shown on the contract drawings. 

The Department of People, Sport, and Culture is seeking the services of a suitably accredited and experienced contractor to provide field and grounds maintenance for ANZAC Oval and Snow Kenna Park.

NT Health is seeking the provision of primary aeromedical retrieval services and intra-Territory transfer of patients between NT Health hospitals across the Big Rivers, East Arnhem and Top End regions of the NT for a period of ten (10) yearsThe successful proponent will provide primary aeromedical retrieval services and intra-Territory hospital transfers for high and low acuity patients across the Top End of the Territory in accordance with NT Health’s aviation and clinical standards, and aircraft and clinical equipment requirements. The requirement includes the supply of aircraft, pilots, medical staff, engineering, equipment, systems and ground staff to deliver the services and also the delivery of aircraft familiarisation training to NT Health clinicians.  The requirement includes road ambulance services required to transfer patients between hospitals and airports.NT Health will support the delivery of services through the provision of access to existing NT Government hangars at Darwin, Katherine and Gove airports.