JORN Phase 6 Facilities Project
Project Details
About Tiwi Partners
Tiwi Partners (Aust) Pty Ltd is an Indigenous business that has the capability and capacity to deliver projects through all delivery forms including construct only, design and construct and construction management contracts. Delivering projects across the Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland and Western Australia, our clients include local councils State and Territory Governments, the Commonwealth and the Department of Defence.
Tiwi Partners (Aust) Pty Ltd has been formed to incorporate the Tiwi Partners Joint Venture which brought together parties with a long-term commitment to the development of the Tiwi people, and is firmly focused on Indigenous progression. The Tiwi Partners Joint Venture is a 50/50 joint venture between the Tiwi Islands Equity Holders Pty Ltd and Sitzler Pty Ltd. Tiwi Islands Equity Holders is made up of the Traditional Owners in the Tiwi Land Council which are duly authorised to represent the interests of the Tiwi Land Council (TLC) and Tiwi Islands Regional Council (TIRC).
Through this venture Sitzler, the ‘delivery partner’, provides professional support and likewise the Tiwi Islands Equity Holders provide Indigenous labour and support to deliver the works, ultimately providing a cohesive delivery model which goes beyond traditional arrangements.
About the Project
The Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) capability is a comprehensive radar network integral to Australia’s defence capability and national security. JORN provides 24-hour air and maritime wide-area military surveillance of the northern and western approaches to Australia.
As part of JORN Phase 6, BAE Systems are undertaking a $1.2 billion upgrade which will take research technological advancement into the operational environment in alignment with the 2016 Defence White Paper. Tiwi Partners have been awarded the $45 million contract to deliver the facilities required for the success of BAE’s ongoing program of works.
The Tiwi Partners scope of works will see the replacement of deteriorating permanent living accommodation with contemporary transit accommodation which will allow the workforce to transition to a travel in/travel out operational support model.
New facilities will also be delivered to support the increased cooling requirements of the computing equipment and address building non-compliances identified during asset condition assessments.
Additionally, to meet the capability upgrade requirements, Tiwi Partners will establish four new ionospheric sounder sites in WA, SA and Queensland.
What now?
Tiwi Partners would like to thank local industry, particularly in Alice Springs and the rest of the Territory for their time and effort during the tender period. We are currently negotiating subcontracts with those who lodged pricing during the tender period, however there are still opportunities for additional participation.
We will identify the successful subcontractors via this gateway page which will allow further opportunities further down the supply chain for local industry. We will also utilise the gateway page to update the market regarding any other upcoming opportunities that may present themselves through the course of the project.
Tiwi Partners are committed to maximising Indigenous and local industry engagement on this project and encourage relevant suppliers and subcontractors to keep up to date with this project via this gateway page. Please register your interest below to receive updates regarding this project.
The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 applies to the building work associated with this project. By submitting an expression of interest in, or tender for, this project, you will become subject to the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016.
For further information about Building Code, please visit https://www.abcc.gov.au/building-code/contractors or phone the Australian Building and Construction Commission on 1800 003 338
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