National Memorial for Victims and Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse Landscape Head Contractor
Tender Overview
About this tender
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse recommended building a national memorial in Canberra for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse in institutional settings. This procurement involves constructing the landscape setting for the Memorial and coordinating the installation of the Memorial's central sculpture, as set out in the tender documents. Other Instructions: The Principals Project Requirements, final amendments to the draft contract (RFT Part E), price schedule and irrigation drawings are anticipated to be issued by 10 June 2026. To obtain access to Non-Reliance Information related to this Approach To Market, the Tenderer must provide a completed and duly executed copy of the Confidentiality Deed Poll in Part D of the RFT document pack, by email, attention the A26/14 Contact Officer at: RCmemorial@nca.gov.au Contact Details ATM A26/14 Contact Officer Email Address: RCMemorial@nca.gov.au
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