Technology Services Multi-use List (TSL)

Closes in 26420 daysClose date: 1 January 2099

About this tender

Applications are invited from businesses wishing to apply for inclusion on the Tasmanian Government’s Technology Services List. Successful applicants will be placed on the List, maintained by the Department of Treasury and Finance, and will be eligible to participate in procurement opportunities for the provision of Technology Services to Tasmanian Government agencies. Please note that subsequent procurement opportunities undertaken via the Technology Services List will be available only to those suppliers who are registered on the List. The List is open continuously for new applicants and interested suppliers can submit an application at any time. Prospective suppliers can apply for inclusion on the List in one or more of the following categories: Application development services Data analysis Project management and business analysis Operational technical services Cyber security Strategic advisory and consulting Applications for registration will be evaluated in a manner consistent with the method outlined in the Technology Services List - Guidelines and Application for Suppliers. This document also provides information on how subsequent procurements will be undertaken from the List. Additional information is available in the Technology Services List - Guidelines and Application for Suppliers document available in the Downloadable Files section of this notice. Entities that will conduct procurements from the TSL The entities listed below will use the TSL to undertake technology services procurement processes: Department of Communities; Department of Education; Department of Health (including the Tasmanian Health Service); Department of Justice; Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management; Department of Premier and Cabinet; Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment; Department of State Growth; Department of Treasury and Finance; Brand Tasmania; Director of Inland Fisheries (Inland Fisheries Service); Director of Public Prosecutions; Integrity Commission; Marine and Safety Authority (Marine and Safety Tasmania); Office of the Ombudsman; Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens; State Fire Commission; Tasmanian Audit Office; TasTAFE; Tourism Tasmania; Office of the Governor; House of Assembly; Legislative Council; Legislature-General; Macquarie Point Development Corporation; Office of the Tasmanian Economic Regulator; Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority; and the Public Trustee.

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