Tasmanian Reportable Conduct Scheme Investigations - Multiple Use Register
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview The Local Government Association Tasmania (LGAT) invites applications from organisations and individuals for inclusion on a Multiple Use Register (MUR) for the provision of Reportable Conduct Investigations to councils. Scope Provision of Reportable Conduct Investigations to councils under the Tasmanian Reportable Conduct Scheme Contract Terms and Conditions The MUR will commence on 13 July 2024 and continue for a period of two years, expiring 13 July 2026, unless extended Instructions to Tenderers Obtaining Documentation The Conditions of Application and Application Form can be downloaded after registration has been completed. Requests for Information or Clarification Any enquiries or requests for information or clarification regarding this MUR must be made in writing via the forum in TenderLink. Lodgement Applications must be lodged via the electronic tender box using the attached Application Form. Applicants will receive a submission receipt upon completion.
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