[16
May 2013]
OPEN
TENDERS AND RFPs
There are no currently open Approaches to Market
(ATM).
RFP LAS 2013 has closed
(see Past Tenders and RFPs below)
ITT AFS 2013+ has
closed (see Past Tenders and RFPs
below)
UPCOMING
TENDERS AND RFPs
Further Approaches to Market (ATM) will be
published here soon:
1 An
invitation to tender for the provision of a small number of conventional light
fixed wing aircraft services for reconnaissance. This is part of the ITT AFS 2013+
process but tenders will be called separately for these services as some of the
technical specifications, and the process itself, will be different.
We anticipate that these
services will be advertised in mid 2013.
2
Please
note amended timelines. A call for proposals to supply data integration services for AFAMS (the
national aircraft tracking, event logging and messaging system) from mid 2014 is expected to be published late 2013 or early 2014.
(Please see the “Tracking”
page of this website for more information on AFAMS).
ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF TENDERS AND PROPOSALS
Please note that NAFC is
moving all public procurement processes to a web-based electronic tendering
system – the NAFC Electronic Tender Portal (NETP). You will need to register on
the system in order to access full documentation and updates for advertised
tenders and to tender or submit a proposal.
Details of how to register are published in the “How to” guides that
accompany each process.
For most processes,
submitting a response involves registering on the NETP, downloading template
documents, completing these documents and then uploading them back to the
NETP. Respondents will usually need
access to Microsoft Word and Excel, running under Microsoft Windows, to
complete a response.
If you are considering submitting a tender or proposal, make sure
that you carefully examine the relevant “how to” guide, study exactly how the
system works, and how to submit. Leave yourself enough time to register and get
everything in before the closing date.
The electronic tender system
is expected to offer significant benefits in the long run, but it is complex to
implement and has some constraints imposed by the third-party software, so we
ask for forbearance and patience!
NOTIFICATION AND ADVERTISING
All approaches to market
will be publicly advertised on this page and in “The Australian” newspaper.
You can also subscribe
to our tender notification service (see below). We suggest that you do not rely entirely on the NAFC tender
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