Scope of work is divided in multiple separable portions. The subcontractor will be required to supply and apply spray seal on all the road upgrades, new camps roads, road access gates and highway intersection upgrade. Subcontractor is responsible for providing all labour, plant, equipment and materials and material storage and handling. Head contractor will be responsible for providing a list of works which may include multiple access gates as one work location and head contractor can
Subcontractor is responsible for the Supply and application of the following types of spayed bituminous surfacing as required under the designs and standards:
. Prime
. Prime seal
. Seal or reseal
. Precoating Aggregate
. Application of Precoating Aggregate
. Curing membrane application
. Removal of loose aggregate

The Subcontractors general scope of work includes, however is not limited to the following:
the supply and installation of the post-tensioning system for the Transverse stressing at Laheys Creek Bridge.

This scope of works comprises supply and delivery of the Utility High Voltage (HV) & Low Voltage (LV) cables to the Central-West Orana Project. The Supplier shall be responsible for overall management, supervision, transport, handling, and shall ensure safe and appropriate unloading of the cables.

As part of the CWO Rez Project, head contractor is inviting expression of interest from suitable Subcontractor to deliver the scope of direct buried fibre deployment in the transmission line easement. Subcontractor will be required to install around 120 kilometres of direct buried underground 96 fibre cables on different directions along eight (8) separable portions (SP).
The route for the cables will follow the clearance boundary of the transmission lines directly under the conductors, with trenching being assumed as the primary method of construction, Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) may need to be used at the various road, rail and creek crossings if deemed necessary by project manager and relevant environmental or geotechnical personnel. The estimated length of drilling using the HDD method is 3.1 kilometres separated in various points of crossings. HDD under roads and creeks are to comply with relevant road and drilling standards.
It shall be noted that the quantities are subject to changes as the project still undergoing Design phase.

ACEREZ is looking to interface with an agency to recruit blue-collar construction workers specialised but not limited to the following areas :

. Access track construction (Civil earthworks)
. Pipe laying Drainage
. Transmission lines earthworks (Bulk Earthworks)
. Rock breaking / Fracturing
. Earthworks Excavations
. Civil Earthworks reinstatement works
. Creek crossing culvert laying

The supply and delivery of temporary construction fencing such as ATF & Hoarding. There must be the option for deliveries to be split over different dates, as per the necessity of the Head Contractor. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will primarily function on a schedule of rates.

The supply and delivery of relocatable wheel wash baths. The wheel wash systems will be moved many times during the construction of the project, so the structure must require minimal or no excavation to install. There must be the option for deliveries to be split over different dates, as per the necessity of the Head Contractor. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will primarily function on a schedule of rates.

The supply and delivery of polymers emulsions for dust control on roads and stockpiles. The supplier must provide all test and technical certificates for the polymers. There must be the option for deliveries to be split over different dates, as per the necessity of the Head Contractor. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will primarily function on a schedule of rates.

The contractor's objective is to design, supply, install, and commission a Solar PV system integrated with a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and a generator power supply, providing a comprehensive turnkey solution for the Merotherie Camp site, based on the project load requirements.This solution must accommodate the specified loads, considering peak load times. The deliverables include single line diagrams, MSB shop drawings, PV mounting structures, and details on the type and manufacturer of equipment. The project Camp load will be in the vicinity of 5,000 amps.

Supply and delivery of flexible concrete mats with lifting points for placement in minor water crossings along access routes for transmission lines. The supplier must provide all technical certificates for the concrete mats. It must be possible to split deliveries into different dates, according to the needs of the main contractor. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will work mainly on the basis of a schedule of rates.

The works in this package comprises of the supply and delivery of Geotextile material to the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates. The Supplier shall provide all management, supervision, transport, handling, and is responsible for the appropriate and safe unloading methods of material.

The Subcontractor shall be responsible for the supply, delivery, and installation of the utility conduit for the Central-West Orana Project. Depending on specific terms of contract, the subcontractor may be responsible for either the supply of materials, installation of the conduits, or both. This includes, but is not limited to, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, items, equipment, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works. The subcontractor shall perform all tasks related to the supply, delivery, and installation of the HD conduits, Austel white conduit, markers tape and protection upon the request from the Head Contractor. The subcontractor shall provide the management, supervision, transport, handling, and is responsible for the appropriate and safe unloading methods of materials.
The scope should be read in conjunction with the relevant documentations and drawings for the package to ascertain the extent of the work. The Supplier must make allowance for all costs, fees and/or charges related to compliance with the relevant project systems and must meet the minimum sustainability requirements on the project as required by the Head Contractor.

This scope of works relates to the supply and delivery of cattlegrids including precast options. All products to be supplied with shop drawings and engineering certificate. This package will primary function on a schedule of rates.

The Scope of Works includes the removal of vegetation and trees, mulching or offsite disposal and removal of treatment of stumps from within the project alignment in accordance with the Environmental Impact Statement and Project Technical Specifications. The subcontractor shall provide, but not limited to, all management, supervision, transportation, plant, equipment, materials, and personnel necessary to complete the works.

This scope of works relate to the supply of precast reinforced concrete box culverts and reinforced concrete pipes and headwalls in accordance with Project's specification in particular RMS Specifications R11, R16 and B80

The dilapidation survey scope of works consists of the assessing of the road surface and nominated structure conditions prior to, during and post construction works taking place in locations determined by the Head Contractor. Road dilapidation surveys are to be carried out in accordance with the Project specifications, drawings, and other relevant requirements. Obtain photographs, sketches and narrative descriptions of existing facilities adjacent to proposed work zones (including but not limited to road furniture, drainage, existing utilities, pavement condition etc.) consolidated into a single report that establishes conditions prior to the commencement of the works.

This scope of work relates to excavation and earthmoving works, perimeter roads to the Energy Hubs, as well as the paving of the roads. The subcontractor must excavate/drill/blast, etc. up to the level indicated in the engineering plans, and subsequently fill and compact in layers with the specified material to form a platform with the height and slopes according to the project requirements. Access and perimeter roads must be built with their respective drainage and paving in accordance with good execution practices and approved engineering.

The supply and delivery of drainage materials for water crossings, including, but not limited to: concrete and HDPE pipes, and fittings; headwalls; culverts etc.. This package will primary function on a schedule of rates.

The Scope of Works includes the identification, testing, safe handling, and removal of naturally occurring asbestos present across the project alignment in accordance with Project Technical Specifications and Legislation. The subcontractor shall provide, but not limited to, all management, supervision, transportation, plant, equipment, materials, and personnel necessary to complete the works.

The scope of work includes fencing on the site for the Central West Orana Project.

The Scope of Works comprises of undertaking stabilisation works to in-situ ground including all labour, plant, equipment, and materials. The Subcontractor shall make allowance for the supply and install of stabilisation material to the affected areas as nominated by the Head Contractor.

The Subcontractor will be required to supply, maintain, operate the mobile plant required for a crushing and screening operation required on the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

The Scope of Works includes the supply and installation of complex water crossing across the project alignment in accordance with the Environmental Impact Statement and Project Technical Specifications. These works are including, but not limited to, the installation of large culverts, headwalls, and pipes, in substantial bodies of water. The subcontractor shall provide, but not limited to, all management, supervision, transportation, plant, equipment, materials, and personnel necessary to complete the works. The subcontractor shall be local to the area and have an understanding of the land and waterways.

This scope of works relate to the transmission tower pad footing foundation. The Subcontractor will be required to excavate down to top of rock level, drill 200mm passive anchors, grout and install 40mm tensile bars x 5m long. The subcontractor will then need to perform steel fixing for the pads and concrete pour. There is also a requirement to install the stub to the right position' for the transmission towers prior to the concrete pour. The purpose of the stub is to facilitate the erection of the transmission tower afterwards. Verification of the stub will be done by the Head Contractor once stub is installed.

The Subcontractor will be required to provide Temporary Works Design and certification for any necessary works on site. This includes, but is not limited to, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, equipment, materials, goods, items, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works.

Logistics services for the transportation of materials and equipment from port to designated delivery points for the CWO project. It includes site establishment, biosecurity measures, compliance with heavy vehicle regulations, port clearance costs, container collection and destuffing (20ft and 40ft containers), holding charges for temporary equipment storage, and designated delivery routes. We are seeking proposals from logistics contractors capable of managing these operations efficiently.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of the design, testing, manufacture, and supply of Various conductors and delivered to Sydney Port, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee warranty of the conductors. All Supplier's Activities must be undertaken in accordance with this Scope of Works and the Technical Specification provided.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of the design, testing, manufacture, and supply of Various conductors and delivered to Sydney Port, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee warranty of the conductors. All Supplier's Activities must be undertaken in accordance with this Scope of Works and the Technical Specification provided.

Detailed survey and report into the current condition of the Building for the Central West Orana Renewable energy Zone project

The works in this package comprises of the supply, delivery, and installation of Temporary Fencing to the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates. The Supplier shall provide all management, supervision, transport, handling, and is responsible for the appropriate and safe unloading methods of material.

The Subcontractor is required to supply, install, commission, and provide ongoing operation of one site laboratory for the testing of earthworks and granular material as required by the Head Contractor. This includes, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, equipment, materials, goods, items, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works.

The Supplier will be required to supply and deliver concrete across the Central West Orana project site. This includes the construction and operation of two concrete batch plants at locations nominated by the Head Contractor. This includes, but is not limited to, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, equipment, materials, goods, items, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works.

The Scope of Works comprises of quarry material supply to the Central-West Orana Project. This package will function on a Schedule of Rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

The works in this package comprises of the supply and delivery of Geotextile material to the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates. The Supplier shall provide all management, supervision, transport, handling, and is responsible for the appropriate and safe unloading methods of material.

The Works compromise of managing crane for the pre-construction condition on defined private properties which may be impacted by construction works of the project

TBA

Drilling and Establishment of water Bore Holes

The installation will be priced and request Manufacture's supervisors on site.
The Works comprises broadly of the design, supply, delivery, install, integration, commissioning, testing, validation and hand-over of Harmonic Filters in accordance with this Scope of Work and the Technical Specification.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of the design, manufacturee, testings and supply of:22/33kV 3MVA Dyn11 Auxiliary Transformer, inclusive of a 22kV RMU per transformer, 22/0.4kV 500kVA Dyn11 Auxiliary Transformers, 33/0.4kV 500kVA Dyn11 Auxiliary Transformer, 33/0.4kV 500kVA ZNyn11 Earthing Transformer, All Auxiliary and Earthing Transformers shall be shipped to Port Botany in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms).

The design, manufacture, factory acceptance testing, delivery, installation, integration, commissioning, testing, validation and handover of the Prefabricated Buildings;

ACE REZ is seeking a quote to complete all Noise and Vibration tasks related to the Project, including any reporting, and equipment requirements for construction of the project.

We invite expressions of interest from qualified consultants to conduct a comprehensive analysis and reporting on the communication landscape for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone (CWO REZ) in and around Merotherie, NSW . The selected consultant will be responsible for producing a detailed report providing insights and actionable recommendations for communication capabilities across key locations, alignment easements, and other requirements as defined in our project documentation, as well as the entire renewable energy zone. This report must address both current and future communication needs, ensuring long-term effectiveness. Additionally, the consultant must propose solutions that can navigate challenging terrains within the designated Project Boundary, supporting remote operations vital for project success. This project offers an opportunity to contribute to the development and implementation of advanced, efficient communication systems essential for operational success in a remote area

ACCIONA & Cobra Joint Venture invites established and emerging Indigenous artists with a connect to Wiradjuri, Wailwan and Kamilaroi to submit an expression of Interest (EOI) t design and develop an original and authentic digital design. The license and all rights for the artistic design will be owned by ACCIONA & Cobra Joint Venture, the company engaging the artist.

Please include the following information in your submission:

. Examples of previous artistic works
. A statement regarding your connection to Wiradjuri, Wailwan and Kamilaroi

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Early Works, Uniform

The Scope of Works comprises of the design, establishment, supply, installation, hire, and demobilisation of site offices, amenities, and facilities for the Central West Orana (CWO) Project

Detailed survey and report into the current condition of the Road for the Central West Orana Renewable energy Zone project

Conducting land survey for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone Project

Level 1 services providers for constructing distribution network assets in NSW. (Needs to be accredited to work on Essential Energy assets)

The Subcontractor will be required to supply (resources), maintain, operate, and manage the Early Earthworks package for the works required at Merotherie, Barigan Creek, Elong Elong and Site Access gates required on the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

The Subcontractor shall perform all tasks related to the completion of the Early Earthworks upon request from the Head Contractor. The Subcontractor shall provide all management, supervision, transport, handling, and is responsible for the appropriate and safe methods of material handling.

Photography - construction progress of a professional quality (high resolution), suitable for print and online use . Still photography to be professionally captured and edited and sent within five days. Videography and drone to be professionally captured and edited into raw footage package for use in produced videos.

ACEREZ require an experienced graphic designer to assist with the development of collateral and marketing materials during the construction of the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone transmission line infrastructure. Providers will need to be experienced in the development of collateral for large infrastructure projects for government clients. this includes understanding and experience in using government branding guidelines including logo placement and contractor lock-ups, placement of text and photographs and drawing of maps and icons. providers will need to be work to fast turn- around times and multiple reviews, changes and iterations.

The purpose of the Scope of Works (SOW) is to provide the expectations for the Independent Sustainability Auditor for the purposes of meeting the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) v1.2 credit requirements for Man-3 and Man-4.

The audit duration required for this Proposal should be based on the following frequency outlined in Table 21.

TABLE 21: ISC REQUIRED FRECQUENCY

Credit Frequency
Design Construction
MAN-3 Quarterly Bi-annually
MAN-4 Once Annually

The Project is currently in the establishment period until approximately June 2024. The Design phase will run until approximately mid 2026 with the completion of detailed design. Construction is planning to commence in January 2025 and targeting completion by Q4 2028. Noting these are all estimated timelines and are subject to change.

The first audit is required in May 2024, to help ensure we are on the right track from the establishment period.

The scope of the audit should meet the criteria of the ISC v1.2 Man-3, level 2 credit for an independent sustainability professional to be engaged to monitor and review sustainability performance. The scope will also satisfy the criteria for the Man-4 credit, level 2, with the most material sustainability issues to be determined with the project team prior to undertaking the audit.

Outputs should include as a minimum a preliminary findings spreadsheet, a draft audit report with recommendations, identified opportunities for improvement, any non-conformances noted and a final audit report.

Please provide pricing information for the cost associated with undertaking the scope for works listed above. Please provide pricing per audit.

The Consultant will assist with preparation of sustainability documentation for the Project, as directed by the Head Contractor's Environment and Sustainability Manager.

Build website for ACEREZ Project.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
. Domain and hosting
. Maintenance/back end operations of the site
. Security and privacy
. Social media integration
. Ease of use on mobile devices and on desktops
. SEO- (search engine optimisation) friendly
. Customisation options
. Tracking tools
. Web browser compatibility
. Website speed
. Usability
. Functionality and navigation
WEBSITE GOALS
To provide up-to-date information about construction of the project
To comply with regulatory and planning approvals
To build brand awareness
To showcase the contractor's expertise in major infrastructure projects and the transition to renewable energy
To build community trust
To help build relationships with stakeholders
To provide an accessible, easy to navigate, engaging website
To provide a jobs portal to actively recruit workers for the project
To provide a guide to training and apprentice opportunities on the project
To provide a portal for local procurement

The Subcontractor will be required to provide Temporary Works Design for traffic staging and certification for any necessary works on site. This includes, but is not limited to, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, equipment, materials, goods, items, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works.

The supplier will be required to design, supply and deliver all construction related signage to the CWO REZ project. General construction signage will include, but not limited to, health and safety, site and gate information, and directional signs. Additionally, transmission line tower wayfinding and numbering signage is to be developed and provided. All signage must be customisable to meet ACEREZ and our clients branding guidelines, as well as meet project and applicable legislastive standards

The supply and delivery of construction related signage including site naming, wayfinding signage, construction signs.

The supply and delivery of rural materials including, but not limited to rural fencing, electric livestock fencing and rural fencing gates

The Scope of Works includes the supply and installation of significant lengths of rural fencing and gates across the project alignment in accordance with the Environmental Impact Statement and Project Technical Specifications. The subcontractor shall provide, but not limited to, all management, supervision, transportation, plant, equipment, materials, and personnel necessary to complete the works.

The Works comprise of performing all Survey works required to facilitate construction of the Central West Orana Project. The Subcontractor shall include all site establishment, management, supervision, labour, materials, equipment, plant, tools, items, gear, transport, and the provision of all necessary vehicles necessary, safety and protective clothing, and consumables to execute the Works Under Contract.

The subcontract comprises of the engagement of a Subcontractor to assist in the coordination and supply of appropriately qualified temporary labour personnel as required for project delivery. This includes, but is not limited to, the provision of all necessary vehicles, plant, equipment, materials, goods, items, tools, and services for personnel, safety and protective clothing, consumables to execute the works.

This scope of work includes the truck hire of providing maintained trucks of various sizes to meet the transportation requirements of the project. All vehicles and their movements will be required to occur in accordance with the overarching transport requirements of the project and work to head contractor instruction.

Plant Hire and Equipment - Wet and Dry Hire

This scope of work include the demolition of existing private structures/residences. Works will require the removal and suitable disposal of all excess material.

The works in this package comprises of the supply and delivery of concrete to the Central-West Orana Project.

The Subcontractor will be required to supply, deliver, operate and maintain the required Surface Miner/s for the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

The Work comprise the CCTV survey, cleaning and repairing of the installed drainage on the project in accordance with the project specifications, design drawings and best industry practice. The requirements includes but not limit to: Close circuit television (CCTV) surveys of drainage pipelines in accordance with WSAA Conduit Inspection Reporting Code (WSA 05-2013-3.1); installation of CCTV to include horizontal / vertical survey or electronic detection undertaken to obtain asset level information; Review and Assessment of CCTV survey required to determine and provide reporting; Provide a record of all recorded information from survey ;and etc.

This scope of works is for the supply and delivery of precast elements for The Laheys Creek Bridge and Merotherie Road Bridge. The precast elements for each bridge is as follow:
10 PSC Planks (700mm deep, 22620mm long) for Merotherie Road Bridge.
14 PSC Planks (1100 deep, 26450mm long) for Laheys Creek Bridge.

Precast parapets for Merotherie Road bridge (parapets are required for one span only, number and dimensions of parapets TBC).
Precast parapets for Laheys Creek Bridge (parapets are required for one span only, number and dimensions of parapets TBC).

The work under the scope includes the supply, assembly, installation/stripping of formwork, reinforcement fixing and the pouring of all in-situ concrete (FRP - form, reo, pour).
The FRP is required for the following structures:
Merotherie Road Bridge
Laheys Creek Bridge

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the demolition for the following Property:
1.The existing Merotherie Road Bridge over Talbragar River.
2.Spring Ridge Road Causeway
The Subcontractor will be required to perform all tasks related to the demolition works as per tfNSW specifications B341, G22, G36, G40, G10, AS2601:2001 and the WorkSafe Code of Practice Demolition Work. The Works are to be carried out to industry best practice, the relevant standards and construction drawings.

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the line marking and line marking removal for road upgrades, new camps roads, road access gates and Highway intersections upgrades
The line marking will be required for the following locations:
Merotherie Road upgrade
Spring Ridge Road upgrade
Neeleys Lane Camp internal roads
Merotherie Camp internal roads
Access gates for approved transportation routes (currently there are 93 gates that will be, but this is subject to change)
Highway intersections upgrade (10 intersections will be updated)
Line marking removal will be mainly required on the highway and several of the access gates roads

This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

Supply & Delivery only to site. 50mm to 150mm Orange & 50 to 100mm White.

Subcontractor to install only, 50mm to 150mm conduit in ground, inclusive of miscellaneous material, such as pvc glue and marker tape. Excavation, and backfill will be completed by others

This scope relates to Non-Destructive digging. The subcontract must perform non-destructive digging, identify the services, the depth, location/depth accordance with the project STR.

The supply and delivery of drainage materials for water crossings, including, but not limited to: concrete and HDPE pipes, and fittings; headwalls; culverts etc.. This package will primary function on a schedule of rates.

The Subcontractor will be required to supply, deliver, and install the fencing along with all permanent components (e.g. concrete anti trenching beams, gates etc.) for the Central-West Orana Project. This package will primarily function on a schedule of rates, however the Subcontractor is not limited to the schedule of rates, as they must adhere to other aspects of the contract such as the projects EH&S procedures.

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the Road Upgrades for the following locations:

The Upgrade of Merotherie Road between the intersection with Golden Highway at Leadville and the intersection with the Merotherie Energy Hub access road.
The Upgrade of Spring Ridge Road and Dapper Road Intersection.

The Subcontractor will be required to perform all tasks related to the construction of the roads upgrade. The Subcontractor shall provide all management, supervision, supply of material, and manage all resources to deliver the scope in accordance with the Head Contractor's project requirements, the relevant standards and to industry best practice, including: Widening and reconstruction of the existing roadway to achieve a single crowned carriageway with a 3.5m wide travel lane and 0.5m wide shoulder in both directions. The carriageway is to achieve a maximum longitudinal grade of 6.0% with sealed flexible pavement.

The Works comprise the undertaking of traffic control for the project to be carried out to industry best practice, the relevant Council standards, and TfNSW G10 Traffic Management including the provision of workers who are adequately licensed, ticketed, and competent to perform traffic control works.

This Scope of works relate to the construction of access and driveways of all entry points at Merotherie Road, Birkalla Road, Blue Springs Road, Highett Road, Cope Road, Main Street, Ulan Road, Ulan-Wollar Rd, Entrance to Moolarben, Wilpinjong Road, Wollar Road, Upper Cumbo Road, Barigan Road, Dapper Road, Upper Laheys Creek, Spir Road, Tucklan Road, Castlereagh Highway, Gingers Lane, Barneys Reef Road, Whistons Lane, Puggon Road, Cliffdale Road, Turill-Uarbry Road (Turill Bus Route), Summer Hill Road, Golden Highway, Coolah Road, Rotherwood Road, Moorfield Road, Birriwa Bus Route South as well as the construction of typical Site Access Gates required on the Central-West Orana Project

This scope of services is focused on the supply of ice machines for 1200 workers at the Merotherie camp site during the delivery period.

Design Manager Consultant

Safety in design facilitator

Design cost and program coordinator

UDL Consultant the scope is to identify requirements to develop an Urban Design & Landscape Plan (UDLP) to address the Ministers Conditions of Approval (CoA), state conditions or other requirements imposed on the project as part of the planning approval process of the SSI/CSSI.

The Base Scope of supply 22KV ring main units to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The scope includes supply and delivery of equipment and conductor steelwork support structures transmission line lattice towers and monopoles. It includes, but is not limited Preparation of general arrangement and shop drawings and associated bill of materials (angles, plates and bolts) based on the indicative steel tower support structure outline drawings supplied by the Head Contractor)

The project involves the manufacturing of prefabricated amenities buildings, including the design, supply, and factory acceptance testing of air-conditioning, ventilation systems, lighting, power, and fire services, along with the installation of alarm systems. The buildings will consist of lunchrooms, offices, ablution rooms, and furnished spaces

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Busbars Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Protection Relays to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

The Base Scope of Work comprises of the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of 500kV, 330kV and 33kV Equipment to a port in New South Wales, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee Warranty of the Equipment to be installed by the Head Contractor.

This scope of work relates to small and large foundations for structures and porticos as well as fire walls, power transformers, control rooms, buildings etc. The subcontractor will be required to excavate in accordance with the engineering drawings and execute the foundations with rebar and threaded bolts aligned and levelled. The subcontractor will then be required to carry out the steel fixing for the slabs and the concrete pouring. There is also a requirement to install the formwork for the concrete pouring. The installation of conduits for electricity and drainage is also a scope of this package as well as the slabs for the general fences and gates.

This scope of work relates to the installation of small and large metal structures within electrical substations. It includes the installation of electrical equipment, LV, MV and HV wiring as well as optical fibre, connections, tests. Assembly of the lightning system, exterior and interior lighting. This package includes the installation of the fuel and water distribution piping system.

Pre-fabrication of the foundation cages by reviewing designs, sourcing materials, assembling, and inspecting the cages, then storing and transporting them to the construction site.

* Please note this package will be released as multiple packages due to the geographical location and different timeline of the projects

Supply & Install permanent fencing and security gates for substations.

* Please note this package will be released as multiple packages due to the geographical location and different timeline of the projects.

Supply & Install permanent fencing and security gates for substations.

* Please note this package will be released as multiple packages due to the geographical location and different timeline of the projects.

The scope of activities shall be design, build, and install of 100m X 80m X 12m temporary warehouse with 2 gates (truck access), and 2 access man door.
The building must have a 20m x 20m area temperature and humidity controlled, should have stormwater and plumbing system, electrical fittings, complete fit out of offices for 50 people, access for disabled people & washrooms.
Two 20m x 20m will be considered inside the warehouse and defined in design stage to store Oil tanks and gas tanks.
Important Note: Standard fire protection requirements should be implemented meeting all relevant Australian Standards.

1. Initial Planning to assemble aluminium busbars in 3 electrical substations (approx.. 180m*(2*3) phases); and 2 electrical substations (approx.. 180m*(2*3) phases).
2. Fabrication and Assembly:
. Cutting and Bending: Use precise methods for cutting and bending busbars to fit the design specifications and according to the Engineering drawings provided.
. Joining Techniques: Employ reliable joining techniques such as welding the approx.. 210mm*10mm section aluminium tubes, bolting, welded clamping to ensure robust connections.
3. Installation and Testing:
. On-Site Assembly: Assemble the Aluminium busbars on-site, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections.
. Testing and Validation: Perform electrical and thermal tests to validate the installation and ensure it meets all performance criteria.
4. Documentation and Review:
. Detailed Documentation: Maintain comprehensive records of the design, fabrication, and installation processes.
. Final Review: Conduct a final review with stakeholders to ensure all objectives have been met and address any outstanding issues.

ACCIONA Cobra Joint Venture require the services of an appropriately qualified and experienced Soil Conservation Specialist to support the construction of the CWO REZ Project. The services required include supporting the development of erosion and sedimentation control plans to ensure compliance with the NSW Blue Book (Landcom 2004), engaging with the project's environment and construction team (on site) to provide pragmatic specialist erosion and sedimentation control advice, preparation of detailed reports documenting findings and recommendations.

ACCIONA Cobra Joint Venture require the services of an appropriately qualified and experienced contaminated land consultant to support the construction of the CWO REZ Project. Services will be required will include completion of Targeted Site Investigations on to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and manage risks related to contamination (including potential salinity, high carbon material and legacy mining and farming activities)

ACE REZ is seeking a quote to complete all Road safety tasks related to the Project. Please note this scope covers the review of all road safety related tasks required for planning purposes. The pre-construction/ construction related tasks are to be covered in a subsequent tender package.

Supply of Fuel Delivery Sevice Trucks capacity 14,000 & 18,000ltrs must be minespec to NSW regulations and registered

The scope of works for site security includes the provision of security personnel, systems, and monitoring to safeguard the Merotherie Village, energy hubs, and associated facilities. The Subcontractor will supply trained security guards to patrol key areas, control access, monitor CCTV and alarm systems, and ensure the safety of equipment and personnel.

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the Early Work Civils on the Central-West Orana Project. The Subcontractor will be required to supply, maintain, operate, and manage all resources to deliver the scope in accordance with the Head Contractor's project requirements.
- Summary of works:
- Stormwater works - supply and install
- Subsoil - supply and install
- Conduit -supply and install
- Kerbing - placement, concrete supplied by the Head Contractor
- Minor FRP works (Footpaths, minor structural footings)

Supply and design of high-level fire rated Fuel Farm and all ancillary items
Supply of a provin fuel dispensing and recording system, with a high-security rating.

This scope of works is for the supply and installation of a portal crane to support loading/ unloading activities within the laydown yard for to the Transmission line scope. Indicative dimensions of 12m span with 10t winch capacity.

This scope of works is for the supply/ rental and installation of temporary structures to provide shelter for construction and warehousing activities within the laydown yard for to the Transmission line scope. e.g Dome-shelters or similar structures.

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the Early Work Pavement on the Central-West Orana Project. The Subcontractor will be required to supply, maintain, operate, and manage all resources to deliver the scope in accordance with the Head Contractor's project requirements.
- Summary of works:
- Spray Sealing
- Asphalt
- Linemarking (roadway and Carpark)

The Supplier will be required to supply, delivery, install, commission, maintain and de-commission the Generators for use in the camp accommodation for Central-West Orana Project. The main Project accommodation village will be a 1200 bed facility located at Merotherie. Second accommodation village with 300 beds will be situated at Neeleys Lane.

This scope of services encompasses the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning, and training for compactor bins, including all necessary equipment. The bins will be delivered and installed at key construction site locations during the specified delivery period from March 2025 to January 2029. The primary locations for installation will be Merotherie Energy Hub, Elong Elong Energy Hub, Barrigan Creek Energy Hub, and Neelys Lane campsite. The bins are to be placed at the designated locations during the delivery phase to support waste management needs across these sites.

The supplier will be responsible for securing sewage pump-out trucks for the entire site involves the regular collection, transport, and disposal of wastewater and sewage from all on-site facilities, including worker accommodations, offices, and sanitation areas. The service must comply with health and safety regulations. The trucks should be equipped to handle varying waste volumes and be available on a scheduled basis or on-demand as required to support the ongoing operations of the project.

The supplier will be responsible for construction water and potable water haulage. The service must ensure timely water delivery to various locations along the transmission line and energy hubs, maintaining the required quantity and quality to meet operational and environmental standards.

The Subcontractor will be required to complete the Early Works Utility Supply & Install on the Central-West Orana Project. The Subcontractor will be required to supply, maintain, operate, and manage all resources to deliver the scope in accordance with the Head Contractor's project requirements.
. Summary of works:
-Full supply, installation and commissioning of the electrical, communication and hydraulic works.

The supplier must Allow for the location of below-ground communication services as identified on the available
Before You Dig Australia (BYDA) Plans only.
- QL-B Scanning of the communication and Electrical services within the
construction corridor or running parallel to the corridor will be undertaken

- Following the QLB Service Location works, the QLA Potholing Works will be undertaken.
- Engage a Telstra accredited service locator and contractor for the Locating Services to undertake the non-destructive excavations and potholing.

The Works comprises broadly of the design, supply, delivery, install, integration, commissioning, testing, validation and hand-over of Cable fittings in accordance with this Scope of Work and the Technical Specification.

This scope of works relate to the transmission tower bored pile foundation. Pile diameter ranges from 900mm to 2500mm, depth between 5-20m deep, approx 3000 quantity in total across all 10 separable portions of the project (27,000m3 excavation, 28,500m3 concrete, 2250T steel). The primarily works are drilling of piles using piling rigs, install pile reinforcement cages and pour concrete to the the cut off level. Based on the ground conditions, installation of permanent casings may be required to prevent soil from collapsing. There is also a requirement to install temporary casing to bring pile to the correct level for stub installation. The works must also include the installation of the transmission tower stub, which is setup prior to the pour. The purpose of the stub is to facilitate the erection of the transmission tower afterwards. Jig templates used to hold the stubs may also be procured by the contractor.

As part of the Central West Orana Transmission line project, Acciona- Cobra Joint Venture inviting suitable subcontractors to do Transmission line lattice tower assembly and erection according to the design drawings provided by the JV. There are around 730 lattice towers to be assembled and erected and that will be divided into multiple packages. Weight of 500 kV and 330kv towers are ranging from 36 ton to 110 ton and from 10 ton to 60 ton, respectively. Height of 500kV and 330kV towers are ranging from 56m to 77m and from 35m to 74m, respectively. Suitable subcontractor and their workers must have previous experience in the high-power transmission industry and possess applicable high-risk ticket and certification. The planned commencement date is Jun 2025 and construction can go up to Mar 2028.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of the design, testing, manufacture, and supply of Various conductors and delivered to Sydney Port, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee warranty of the conductors. All Supplier's Activities must be undertaken in accordance with this Scope of Works and the Technical Specification provided.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of the design, testing, manufacture, and supply of Various conductors and delivered to Sydney Port, Australia (CIF incoterms). The Works must also include all necessary effort from the Supplier to guarantee warranty of the conductors. All Supplier's Activities must be undertaken in accordance with this Scope of Works and the Technical Specification provided.

The Base Scope of Works comprises of The manufacture and supply of Various 160kn Glass disc insulator as per the specification and quantities

Micropile foundation is developed as an additional solution. The micropiles are 254mm diameter piles, drilled into stiff clay and rock socket to a depth of up to 20 metres, depending on tower type and rock strength encountered. The Subcontractor will also be required to lift and position precast pile caps, drill using down the hole hammer method, fabricate and install threadbars and grout. Survey checks will also be required to ensure the pile cap is positioned correctly and base plate is bolted to the cap and verified.

The precast pile cap element is supported by four micropiles underneath which are used as a foundation to support the tower erection and serviceability. The precast unit measures 4210mm in length, 1300mm in width and 800mm in height, with an approximate weight of 10 tons. It features four conical openings for micropile installation and embedded rag bolts for attaching tower leg stubs. The subcontractor will need to manufacture these elements by means of using steel moulds, steelfixing, cast in rag bolts and concreting in a suitable facility, as well as transporting them to site location in Merotherie NSW.

This scope is for the supply of robust caravans suitable for use by construction personnel for lunchroom and offices. Options for both purchase and rental will be considered.

The supply and delivery of lifting equipment and accessories, including but not limited to: Slings, pulleys, chain hoists, shackles, etc. Various equipment and accessories will be required throughout the duration of the project, keeping a minimum quantity of the contractor's stock at all times. The supplier must provide test certificates with all lifting equipment. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will primarily function on a schedule of rates.

The supply and delivery of common lifting equipment and accessories, including but not limited to: Slings, pulleys, chain hoists, shackles, etc. Various tools and materials will be required throughout the duration of the project, keeping a minimum quantity of the contractor's stock at all times. Estimated quantities will be sent along with the scope of work, but this package will primarily function on a schedule of rates.

Expression of interest for the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of Synchronous Condensers for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone Project

The Package will require an accredited cable locator, who can provide vacuum trucks, including supply of water and waste removal.