Design and construction Phase Services for Multiple locations in the Canberra Region

Closes in 18 daysSubmission deadline: 01 December 2026, 02:00 PM Australia/Sydney

About this tender

Overview The City and Environment Directorate (ACT) is seeking a suitably prequalified consultant to deliver design phase services and construction phase services for road safety improvement works at multiple locations in the Canberra region. About This procurement is undertaken under the Australian Government's Black Spot Program, which forms part of the commitment to reduce crashes on Australian roads. Black Spot projects target road locations where there have been serious crashes (reactive projects) or where serious crashes are likely to occur (proactive projects). The Program aims to reduce the risk of these crashes by funding relatively low-cost infrastructure improvement measures to intersections and road sections, such as traffic signals, roundabouts, speed humps, pedestrian crossing facilities, signage and linemarking upgrades. Objectives This procurement seeks to engage a suitably prequalified consultant to deliver design phase services and construction phase services for several locations listed under Site Details. Scope The scope includes but is not limited to: Review of existing documentation Design phase services DR services Tender phase services Construction phase services Defect liability services Development and completion of designs to DR documentation in accordance with the Infrastructure Design Requirements Construction phase services in accordance with the Basic Brief for Construction Quality assurance in accordance with ISO 9001 Survey Design development (PSP) and detailed design (FSP) DR tender documentation, including TTMP, cost estimate and BOQ Tender phase support Construction phase and defects liability services The successful consultant may be required to provide tender phase services and construction phase services for four separate construction engagements. Contract Terms and Conditions The works are divided into the following separable portions: SP1: Hindmarsh Drive/Yamba Drive intersection (Option 3) SP2: (i) Haydon Drive/Mary Potter Circuit (south) intersection; (ii) David Street/Macarthur Avenue/Wattle Street intersection SP3: (i) Hindmarsh Drive (Badimara Street – Eggleston Crescent), Option 3 and Safety Improvement Inclusions; (ii) Canberra Avenue/Dawes Street/Lockyer Street intersection; (iii) Isabella Drive (Ashley Drive – Goldstein Crescent) midblock, reinforcing the two-way arrangement with safety improvements; (iv) Canberra Avenue, light pole near HMAS Harman Contractor Requirements The tenderer must be prequalified with the ACT to CEC/C-CA on the close of tenders date Instructions to Tenderers Due to separation of funding for each location, the tenderer is required to provide individual pricing per site as detailed in the Request for Tender Pricing Schedule.

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