Get ready to position your organisation at the forefront of Queensland’s exciting new era of procurement with the new Queensland Procurement Policy 2026. Whether you’re an existing government supplier, a business looking to secure government contracts, or a government buyer focused on delivering greater value, this is your chance to hear about how we are delivering value for Queensland and ensuring respect for every taxpayer dollar.

The new procurement policy makes it easier for businesses to work with government, and clearer for agencies to deliver – offering simpler rules, smarter data, and stronger partnerships.

Get ready!Join us at our Queensland Procurement Policy roadshow to learn more about the policy refresh and hear directly from Queensland Government Procurement, and our partners in Small Business and the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as we break down the latest policy changes and how they can open doors for government buyers and suppliers.

Attendees will:gain insights into the key changes to the procurement policyget a clear understanding of what the changes mean for Queensland businesses and government agenciesreceive practical tips about how to position your business or agency to grow value for Queensland through support for small businesseslearn about the Games procurement program and how you can register to be a supplierhave an opportunity to ask our panel of experts questions about the new policy.The roadshow program will provide you with further details about the event.

Seats are limited, so don’t wait!Secure your spot today and take the first step towards unlocking exciting opportunities for your business or delivering best-in-class procurement for your agency, by selecting a date and completing the registration form.

Location and Dates:

Cairns Wednesday, 12 November 2025

Townsville Thursday, 13 November 2025

Toowoomba Tuesday, 25 November 2025

Morayfield Wednesday, 26 November 2025

Bundaberg Thursday, 27 November 2025

Southport Tuesday, 2 December 2025

More roadshows are planned for 2026.

Help us to spread the word by sharing this invitation with your colleagues.

Contact us

Email: QGPRoadshowEvents@hpw.qld.gov.au

The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Procurement Program is now open!

This platform allows businesses across Queensland and Australia to be part of delivering Brisbane 2032.

More than 50 procurement packages are currently available, with many more to come over the next seven years. These include venue opportunities, technology, logistics, people management, etc.

To stay informed and access these opportunities, you will need to register your interest and capability via the Brisbane 2032 procurement platform.

Whether you’re a small or large business, this program has something for every business. In fact, 83% of suppliers to the Paris 2024 Olympics Games were small to medium enterprises – a great reminder that scale doesn’t limit impact or your ability to access this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Be part of this golden opportunity and submit your interest via the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee website here.

We’ve been waiting for this moment, and now is the time to act. Put your best foot forward to be part of the best Games ever in 2032!

Act now and register!

Tips:

• Promise on what you can deliver, don’t oversell
• Now is the time to form partnerships and collaborate with other businesses to strengthen your capability
• Procurement will align with the Queensland Procurement Policy – understand it and be market ready
• User guides are available on the procurement website to assist with your submission
• EOIs have been released early to help assess Queensland’s capacity and to ensure that Queensland businesses have full access to all the opportunities.

Make sure you’re ahead of the game. Submit your registration now.

If you’d like assistance or further information, please contact the TSBE team.

Queensland Health are pleased to release ROI HIQ1084, titled “Hospital Rescue Plan (HRP) – New Bundaberg Hospital Workers Accommodation.” This ROI seeks to gauge market interest and capability in delivering a scalable, high-quality accommodation solution to support the construction workforce for the new Bundaberg Hospital. The solution should accommodate between 50 and 500 personnel, peaking at 500 required by Q2 2026 for approximately two years, with a preference for proposals offering legacy benefits such as permanent housing or adaptable infrastructure for the Bundaberg community.

Responses must be submitted via email to HIQProcurement@health.qld.gov.au by 3.30 pm on 3 September 2025. The ROI includes a Response Form requiring details on your organisation’s legal name, ACN/ABN, licences, and conflict of interest declarations.

The form also includes questions on your interest in tendering, capacity to meet requirements by Q2 2026, relevant experience, regulatory compliance, and more.

If you are supporting this initiative by distributing the ROI to your networks, or submitting a response directly, please make sure that all correspondence, clarifications, queries, and lodgements are made to the HIQProcurement@health.qld.gov.au inbox. To confirm your participation, whether as a distributor or potential respondent, please reply to this email by Wednesday, 28 August 2025. The full ROI document, including the Response Form and Conditions, is below for interested companies.

Queensland Health look forward to your involvement in this important project that will support critical healthcare infrastructure in Bundaberg.

We’re pleased to share that RES has launched a dedicated ICN Gateway page for the construction of the Tarong West Wind Farm to help identify and engage local suppliers and contractors interested in contributing to the construction of the project.

RES is encouraging all relevant local businesses, trades, and service providers to register their interest and submit capability information via the following link:

https://gateway.icn.org.au/projects/14920/pg-14920 

There are currently 50 work packages available for expression of interest.

Construction for the Tarong West Wind Farm project in South Burnett is anticipated to commence in late 2025 or early 2026, subject to government approvals and final project milestones.

RES will be hosting further community information sessions and local supplier briefings, and industry engagement events to introduce prospective suppliers to lead contractors and ensure regional businesses and workers have visibility of upcoming opportunities and timeframes. We will share more information about these events in due course.

Please feel free to share the ICN Gateway link with any local businesses or organisations who may be interested. If you have questions or would like to speak with the RES team directly, they are happy to assist.

Email them at: contact_us@tarongwestwindfarm.com.au

Queensland businesses of all sizes are so important to the state’s economy and to our communities. There has never been a better time to join the infrastructure supply chain and play a part in building our state’s legacy. Our department’s regular workshops and webinars are full of practical tips and templates to improve your chances of tendering success.

You will receive expert advice on crafting compelling capability statements and navigating the tender process more effectively. It’s a great opportunity to connect with industry leaders, network with peers, and gain the skills needed to win more contracts.

Sharpen your skills, gain fresh insights, and learn about upcoming projects in your region by securing your place during Small Business Month. 

Closing date: 8 Sept 2023

South Burnett Regional council is seeking quotations for the partial re-roofing of the building with associated structural upgrades to the roof framing. All works shall comply with the details provided in this specification, the design documents as per Appendix A, and all associated building codes and regulations.

Modern Methods of Construction – Civil Construction Site Setup – 43 South St, Wondai

Closing Date: 16 Aug 2023

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND PUBLIC WORKS – QBUILD – FAR NORTH QLD. MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION – CIVIL CONSTRUCTION SITE SETUP – 43 SOUTH ST, WONDAI.

Invitation to Offer.

Tender Code: 91679
Closing: Wednesday, 16 August 2023 at 2:00 PM Brisbane, Queensland
Enquiries: Melissa Morris, Phone: (07) 4232-4091, Email: Melissa.morris@epw.qld.gov.au 

Description: QBuild a commercialised business of the Department of Energy and Public Works invites you to submit a tender for 91679CC1, Civil Construction site setup works, as part of the Modern Methods of Construction program. Works may include: · Site establishment activities · Demolition works · Site clearing · Build earthworks · Inground services infrastructure · External fencing and retaining walls · Other as required Tender submissions must meet the following mandatory requirements: · Public Liability Insurance – Minimum of $20m · Office located within Queensland Tender documentation for this project is available from the QBuild eTender website at https://etender.hpw.qld.gov.au/ Submissions are to be electronic via the QBuild eTender site. Submissions close Wednesday 16 August 2023 at 2:00 PM AEST DISCLAIMER: This information is subject to change and should be verified directly from the website.

For more information and/or available documentation relating to this tender notice, please click here.

Closing Date: 15 Aug 2023

South Burnett Regional Council is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to supply and install approximately 400m of security fencing in accordance with the site plans plus supply and installation of a solar operated gate with keypad access at the Maidenwell Transfer Station redevelopment. Contractors will be expected to provide their own equipment and supplies, and to work closely with Council staff to ensure that all work is completed to the highest standard. Interested parties should submit their proposal by the closing date. The Council will then evaluate all tenders based on the quality of the tender submission, the experience of the contractor, and the proposed timelines and budget.

VP Reference #VP348804.
Buyers Reference #2022-23 RFP0197.
Closes on Wednesday 15 March 2023, 5:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time).

Details: To support current and future community needs within the Gympie region, Gympie Regional Council (Council) is seeking to establish a Register of Pre-Qualified Suppliers from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers specialising in the category of Plumbers, Gas Fitters and Drainers to support Council at various times throughout the Gympie region.

DISCLAIMER: This information is subject to change and should be verified directly from the website. For more information and/or available documentation relating to this tender notice, click here.