Open government and public tenders
Find open Australian and New Zealand tenders by state, then write a winning response with Scryve.
Find open Australian and New Zealand tenders by state, then write a winning response with Scryve.
Find open Australian and New Zealand tenders by state, then write a winning response with Scryve.
WNSW PHN is seeking proposals for the delivery of a Wellbeing Guide service designed to improve access to non-clinical supports and community-based activities for older people who are at risk of or experiencing social isolation, and who face additional barriers related to geography, service navigation, inequity and limited local capacity. The procurement is grounded in a social prescribing model; however, the commissioned service is not intended to operate as a simple referral or information service. The service is intended to function as a structured, person-centred navigation and engagement response for older adults with complex social, functional and wellbeing needs, who require more than passive signposting, and who do not consistently access, engage with, or sustain participation in existing community supports without additional assistance.
A strong tender response is clear, compliant, and backed by evidence. These steps apply to most Australian and New Zealand public tenders.
Open the official listing and download the full tender pack. Note the response schedules, evaluation criteria, mandatory conditions, and the exact closing time and lodgement method.
Check licences, insurances, certifications, and any conformance requirements before you commit. A quick bid or no-bid decision saves days of wasted effort on a tender you cannot win.
Respond to each evaluation criterion directly and back your claims with concrete examples, referees, and past performance. Address the buyer’s stated need, not a generic capability statement.
Submit through the source portal well before the deadline. Late or incorrectly lodged bids are almost always rejected, so leave time for uploads, portal errors, and last-minute questions.
