This information is provided as part of the OTMG Tender Information Management Service [TIMS] These are tenders from different sites to illustrate the changing requirements by Government sites as policies and processes change to accommodate Electronic Information workflows. The Country and State is provided because certain Countries and States are advanced in their utilisation of Electronic tender processes. These processes will be applicable to other Countries and State Governments as they move to Electronic Tendering and Electronic Information Interchange [EII] processes. This page was established on 05 Jun 2006 to provide examples of Public-Private Partnership involved in the Tender process. The Private Partnership contacts are provided so that further information can be obtained. TIMS Subscription options can be reviewed on TIMS Tender subscription options OIC Membership options can be reviewed on OIC Membership options INDEX - DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TENDERSOTMG TENDER INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SERVICES [TIMS] Examples of Government Outsourcing Tender Requirements
2006/06/07 WA - Department of Education and Training - Process Seperator
2006/06/07 WA - Department of Justice - Supreme Court CCTV Upgrade2006/06/07 WA - Dep Education & Training
PROCESS SEPERATOR - A GHD REQUIREMENT PROCESS SEPERATOR Provision of Seperator for the Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training Project. 1 SPECIFICATION FOR GOODS AND / OR SERVICES 1.1 BACKGROUND Under the Department of Education and Training Cluster Challenger TAFE seeks the supply of a Separator as detailed in GHD Technical Enquiry Requisition CTAFE-DM-25-011 Rev E01. 1.1.1 PROJECT OVERVIEW The Process Plant Facilities are being designed by GHD to provide appropriate training for operations and maintenance functions within the Chemical and Processing Industries in general, and Oil and Gas in particular.
2006/06/07 WA - Dep Justice CCTV Upgrade
SUPREME COURT UPGRADE WA SUPREME COURT CCTV UPGRADE The tender for the upgrade of the CCTV Systems of the Western Australia Supreme Court is issued by a company based in Victoria called Infraserv with the inquiry contact working for Norman Disney & Young (NDY) Group
