Question:
I am reaching out to confirm if there was a detailed scope of work released to support development of Returnable Schedule 12 and Returnable Scheule 14?

I wanted to confirm the only Scope of Work information we were able to identify was Section 2.3.3 Scope, within document "GF26_292_GIICA-Expression_of_Interest-Sunshine_Coast_Stadium-Early_Works".

The scope includes the removal of existing structures within the proposed footprint of the main works, isolation of services, and removal of excess fill from site. The Early Works Contractor will be responsible for the planning, design, and delivery of deconstruction and demolition works, earthworks, and associated activities, including utility disconnections and site delineation.

This includes demolition of the existing western grandstand, plaza pavements and redundant services, partial site levelling, stockpiling of suitable material, and the removal of approximately 17,000 m³ of material from the eastern mound.

The Early Works Contractor will provide all labour, plant, materials, temporary works, supervision, permits, approvals, subcontractors and services necessary to deliver the Project in a safe, compliant, and coordinated manner.

Key activities include:

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establishment of site access and security;

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demolition;

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site clearing and protection;

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bulk earthworks;

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utility management;

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surface water management;

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traffic management;

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erosion and sediment controls;

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environmental controls; and

·
technical reporting and documentation.


Could you please confirm?

Answered on 02/Sep/2026 10:38 AM:


Dear Contractor,

GIICA confirms that the scope provided within the Expression of Interest Document is the only scope information that has currently been released.

A detailed scope document will be made available during the ITO Phase.

Thank you

Question:
Hi,

Would it be possible to request a one week extension to the submission deadline?

Thanks.

Answered on 07/Sep/2026 12:35 PM:


Dear Contractor,



GIICA confirms that the EOI Closing date and time will remain at 5pm Wednesday 9 September 2026.



Thank you

Question:
Schedule 03 Part E: Regulatory and Licensing Compliance, requests that contractors confirm they hold a building license from QBCC. Generally QBCC licenses are not required if a contractor is strictly performing standalone demolition or removing structures. Under the QBCC act a dedicated demolition contractor licenses with a relevant demolition license is exempt from holding a QBCC contractor license for that specific trade.

Given the Early Works scope involves bulk earthworks and demolition of the existing Stand, can GIICA please confirm if contractors require a QBCC building license to be eligible for shortlist on the Early works scope or whether contractors holding the appropriate demolition and/or earthworks-related licences will satisfy the licensing requirements for this stage of the works?

Answered on 07/Sep/2026 03:13 PM:


The Respondent must hold all licences, registrations and insurances necessary to perform the Early Works in Queensland.

Tenderers are responsible for determining and demonstrating compliance with all legislative licensing requirements.