National Measurement Institute (NMI) Protected Uplift Project Support

document for full details of the opportunity. Criteria Sellers must provide a response to each criterion. There is a 5000 character limit for each response. Essential criteria 1. Capability - 50% - The capability of the potential supplier to provide the goods or services in accordance with the Statement of Requirement including the potential supplier's skills, experience and past performance skills, experience and past performance of the potential supplier’s personnel 2. Capacity - 50% - The capacity of the potential supplier to provide the goods or services in accordance with the Statement of Requirement, including: • availability of potential supplier's personnel and time allocation to the task. • ability to meet project deadlines • capacity to provide the goods or services over the required period 3. Price - unweighted - All costs, fees, allowances and charges associated with the implementation and completion of contract obligations. 4. Risk - unweighted - Any risks inherent in the potential supplier, including: • any actual or perceived conflict of interest • level of compliance with the ATM/RFQ (including the draft contract/work order/ official order) • adequacy of insurance proposed by the potential supplier 5. Social Impact - unweighted - Social responsibility initiatives the potential supplier supports directly and indirectly related to the Statement of Requirement, including: • Employment and engagement opportunities and strategies • Environmental and sustainability initiatives • Innovation Opportunity summary Number of sellers invited More than 10 Number of quotes submitted Fewer than 10 Send us feedback About Accessibility Privacy Terms of use Disclaimer and copyright An initiative of the Digital Transformation Agency The Australian Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present. © Commonwealth of Australia