Maitland Court House Scaffold Purchase

Closes in 25 daysSubmission deadline: 17 November 2026, 03:00 PM Australia/Sydney

About this tender

Overview The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (NSW) is inviting suppliers to provide a response for the design and supply of all required scaffolding materials for the Maitland Courthouse restoration project, including delivery. Scope The scope includes: Design and supply of a complete scaffolding component list for the entire project identified in Attachments 1, 2 and 3 Scaffold system engineered and certified in accordance with AS/NZS 1576 (Parts 1-6) Scaffolding to support stonemasons, carpenters, plumbers, painters and other relevant trades identified in the project information Quantity of goods as per the component list First delivery available 21 December 2026, with final delivery by 19 February 2027 Delivery of goods to the site, in multiple stages due to onsite storage limitations, aligned with Heritage Stoneworks delivery schedule requirements Delivery vehicles capable of unloading their own materials using a HIAB or equivalent method, with a maximum truck size of 13T Complete conforming scaffold design providing heavy-duty scaffold coverage of the entire project area identified in Attachment 1 Proposed minimum 1m clear platform width Proposed working platforms at nominal 2m vertical intervals One stretcher staircase to the tower Two standard stair access locations One material lifting bay in the tower vicinity No reliance on ladders as the planned access solution Maintenance of the wheelchair ramp and nominated building access routes after scaffold erection, with clear paths shown in the design Public-protection provisions shown in the design Material solution including component quantities, equipment, documentation and staged delivery Conforming scaffold design deliverables comprising 2D plans, elevations and sections, plus a 3D or isometric model showing platforms, access, stairs, lifting bay, ties, bracing, public protection and interfaces Description of design software, file formats, licences and how Heritage Stoneworks can view, retain and reuse the design outputs Training and handover, for the Term Enquiries Primary Contact: Ross Herrick Email: ross.herrick@dphi.nsw.gov.au

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