Burwood Council - Electrical ad-hoc services Preview Access Issued by: Burwood Council VP Reference: VP510951 Opened: Monday 25 May 2026 01:51 PM Closing: Tuesday 16 June 2026 03:00 PM

ClosedClose date: 16 June 2026

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VP510951
Issued by Burwood Council
Burwood Council Location: 2 Conder St Burwood, New South Wales 2134 Australia
VendorPanel public tender

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Tender Details Access this Tender Burwood Council - Electrical ad-hoc services Business Name Burwood Council VP Reference # VP510951 Opens Monday 25 May 2026 (AUS Eastern Standard Time) Closes Tuesday 16 June 2026 03:00 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time) Supplier query cut-off Thursday 11 June 2026 03:00 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time) Expected decision Tuesday 07 July 2026 (AUS Eastern Standard Time) Buyer Details Business Name Burwood Council Location 2 Conder St Burwood, New South Wales 2134 Australia WebSite: http://www.burwood.nsw.gov.au/ Business Info Identified as a major centre by the NSW Government, Burwood is set to grow significantly in the next 25 years, taking advantage of the area’s strong local economy and excellent transport infrastructure. Council is committed not only to maximising the area’s growth, but to ensuring that Burwood remains an exciting and vibrant place to live, work and visit. Contact Details The buyer has elected to have their personal and contact details hidden. These details will be revealed at the buyers discretion. What the buyer is requesting Details Council is requesting a schedule of rates to perform services relating to electrical ad-hoc services for Burwood Council owned buildings and park land. Background information / Compatibility requirements Details Contractors must be capable of meeting and/or exceeding the expectations of Council as listed in the Specifications and Requirements outlined as per the attached documents. Desired Outcomes ('Nice to haves', Conditions & Warranties, SLA's, Project benefits) Details The successful contractor/supplier must register their insurance policies with Council’s nominated risk management assessor, currently BNG Contracting Services Pty Ltd. Attachments to this Request Documents 4 Supplier lists selected Lists Building Trade, Repairs, Maint. Categories selected Categories Building Trade & Repairs & Maintenance Services 1: Electrical & Lighting Maintenance Supplies & Servi Electrical Systems, Lighting, Equipment & Services 1: Electrical Equipment & Components & Supplies 2: Electrical Services Regions of Service Locations New South Wales 1: Sydney All Regions of Service locations are within Australia. Information requested by others 26/May/2026 10:35 AM Question : What does " Comprehensive switchboard and distribution board testing" actually consist of in terms of scope? Answered on 26/May/2026 01:58 PM : This covers items such as inspection, testing, reporting and verification of switchboards, distribution boards and associated protective devices to confirm safe operation and compliance with relevant standards (AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3760). 27/May/2026 02:52 PM Question : With the schedule of rates provided the line where it has "Data cabling installation and connection" would you like a per meter rate? Answered on 28/May/2026 01:11 PM : If possible, could you please provide this as a per hour labour rate for this work, as we understand that materials and installation requirements may vary depending on the asset type and site conditions. 29/May/2026 11:09 AM Question : Can you Clarify if there is a need for professional indemnity insurance prior to tender submission. The Deed references professional indemnity insurance as "where applicable". Our experience with council work has shown this to be a requirement for design and construct projects rather than general ad hoc work. Answered on 29/May/2026 02:26 PM : For this panel arrangement, which is primarily intended for general maintenance works on an ad hoc basis, Professional Indemnity insurance is not expected to be a mandatory requirement at the time of tender submission. However, where a contractor proposes to undertake works that involve design responsibility, professional advice, or consultancy services, the relevant level of Professional Indemnity insurance will be required for those specific engagements. Updates made to this Request Updates None... What the buyer is requesting: Details: Council is requesting a schedule of rates to perform services relating to electrical ad-hoc services for Burwood Council owned buildings and park land. Background information / Compatibility requirements: Details: Contractors must be capable of meeting and/or exceeding the expectations of Council as listed in the Specifications and Requirements outlined as per the attached documents. Supplier lists selected: Lists: Building Trade, Repairs, Maint. Categories selected: Categories: Building Trade & Repairs & Maintenance Services 1: Electrical & Lighting Maintenance Supplies & Servi Electrical Systems, Lighting, Equipment & Services 1: Electrical Equipment & Components & Supplies 2: Electrical Services Regions of Service: Locations: New South Wales 1: Sydney All Regions of Service locations are within Australia. Information requested by others: 26/May/2026 10:35 AM: Question : What does " Comprehensive switchboard and distribution board testing" actually consist of in terms of scope? Answered on 26/May/2026 01:58 PM : This covers items such as inspection, testing, reporting and verification of switchboards, distribution boards and associated protective devices to confirm safe operation and compliance with relevant standards (AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3760). 27/May/2026 02:52 PM: Question : With the schedule of rates provided the line where it has "Data cabling installation and connection" would you like a per meter rate? Answered on 28/May/2026 01:11 PM : If possible, could you please provide this as a per hour labour rate for this work, as we understand that materials and installation requirements may vary depending on the asset type and site conditions. 29/May/2026 11:09 AM: Question : Can you Clarify if there is a need for professional indemnity insurance prior to tender submission. The Deed references professional indemnity insurance as "where applicable". Our experience with council work has shown this to be a requirement for design and construct projects rather than general ad hoc work. Answered on 29/May/2026 02:26 PM : For this panel arrangement, which is primarily intended for general maintenance works on an ad hoc basis, Professional Indemnity insurance is not expected to be a mandatory requirement at the time of tender submission. However, where a contractor proposes to undertake works that involve design responsibility, professional advice, or consultancy services, the relevant level of Professional Indemnity insurance will be required for those specific engagements. Attachments to this Request: Documents: 4

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