Scenic Rim Regional Council

Wednesday 02 July 2025 (E. Australia Standard Time)

Friday 25 July 2025 10:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time) CLOSED

Friday 25 July 2025 10:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time)

Friday 08 August 2025 (E. Australia Standard Time)

Scenic Rim Regional Council

1 Brisbane St
Beaudesert, Queensland 4285
Australia

http://www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/

The Scenic Rim region is a thriving rural paradise set in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range and surrounded by world heritage listed national parks. Home to a population of more than 37,780, the region covers 4248sq km and is located an hour south of Brisbane and an hour inland from the Gold Coast. Known for its breathtaking scenery, it is a popular tourist destination offering visitors plenty to see and do. From its myriad of wineries and art galleries to expansive bushwalking tracks, state of the art equine facilities, growing rural communities and friendly country charm, the Scenic Rim region is a must see destination.

Its main towns are Beaudesert, Boonah, Rathdowney, Kooralbyn, Kalbar, Aratula, Canungra, Tamborine Mountain, Harrisville and Peak Crossing. The region's primary businesses are agricultural/horticultural production, the equine industry and tourism/ecotourism. The Scenic Rim region contains more than 30,000 hectares of parkland, including national parks and council controlled parks. The region also contains three dams: Lake Moogerah, Lake Maroon and Wyaralong Dam. Supported by a thriving economy, a farming industry and a vibrant arts community, the Scenic Rim has a strong community spirit and friendly locals.

Murray Drynan

Flood and Drainage Engineer

0755405028

0412795971

None Provided

murray.d@scenicrim.qld.gov.au

Scenic Rim Regional Council is seeking quotations from suitably qualified suppliers to establish a contract for the provision of CCTV inspection, condition assessment and reporting for drainage pipes throughout the Scenic Rim Region. The new condition assessments will be used to inform remedial works to drainage pipes such as pipe relining and asset renewal.

The services to be performed under the contract include:

1) Survey of drainage pipes by CCTV inspection and other methods as appropriate. This includes TBA pipes with a combined length of TBA. The pipes to be inspected are located throughout the Scenic Rim region but are concentrated in the urban areas of Boonah, Beaudesert and the smaller regional centres.

2) The pipe condition assessment will be completed on each pipe and documented in a suitable report. Digital deliverables including an agreed GIS format will also be provided. Records provided will include and video and photographs as appropriate.

3) Separable portion item of preliminary treatment recommendation for pipes with poor condition scores.

Refer attached documentation.

The note scope is presented in a GIS web portal at the following link. https://arcg.is/C155y1 in addition to Excel and Shape file formats.

Please ask any questions that you might have through the Vendor Panel method. Questions are encouraged.

The contract is supply of services format using rates with a fee cap.

Separable portions of scope are identified and may or may not be included in the scope depending on funding availability.

Refer attached documentation.

• Queensland
  1: Brisbane
  2: Gold Coast

All Regions of Service locations are within Australia.

Please note: The following addendum has been recently added.

1. Added: (Addendum) Meeting Request Info.docx

There will be a tender briefing on Wednesday 9th July 10 - 11. There is a teams link to the briefing in the document.

Please note: The following addendum has been recently added.

1. Added: (Addendum) Webmap update.pdf

Please consider this addendum when responding.

Please note: The following addendum has been recently added.

This includes responses to questions discussed in the tender briefing, specifically:

1) Can applicable road corridor use permit costs be excluded. I have checked and the answer is no. Tenders should include costs for SRRC road corridor use permits.

2) Can traffic control be excluded from price evaluation and be treated as a provisional sum to be used as necessary? Yes, include a best estimate of your traffic control needs in the returnable schedule as a provisional sum/allowance. SRRC expect this work to be completed with appropriate traffic control and safety is a priority.

Please note: The following addendum has been recently added as some suppliers have requested it.

This is a copy of the pit data in the web link for use in shapefile for those who want it.

1. Added: (Addendum) AM2_Drainage_Stormwater_Pits_Public_view.zip