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Tender Title of Requisition Contractor Name Contractor City Contractor Contractor Contractor Tender Title of Requisition Contractor Name Contract Awarded City State Security and T14-1634 Darwin Region - Milikapiti Police Station - Technology WINNELLIE NT $28,615.57 1/07/2014 Supply and Installation CCTV System Services Alice Springs Region - Yuendumu - Lot 488 S & R Building & ALICE T14-1475 Yuendumu Police Complex - Design, Construct Construction Pty NT $368,500.00 3/07/2014 SPRINGS and Install 2 x Office Demountables Ltd Darwin - Stuart Highway - Howard Springs Water Dynamics PALMERSTO T14-1608 Road Intersection - Grassing for the four NT $73,942.01 4/07/2014 Australia Pty Ltd N quarters of the intersection Darwin Region - Pirlangimpi - Police Station David John T14-1387 NIGHTCLIFF NT $86,243.50 4/07/2014 Design and Documentation Bennett Alice Springs - Design Services for the ALICE T14-1361 Zone A Pty Ltd NT $353,924.00 7/07/2014 Greatorex Building Refurbishment SPRINGS Darwin Region - Durack Primary School - Freeform T14-1621 SANDERSON NT $42,975.66 7/07/2014 Drainage Block E Landscaping Darwin Region - Nguiu Health Centre - Air T13-2354 Damday Pty Ltd WINNELLIE NT $970,000.00 8/07/2014 Conditioning System Upgrade Katherine - Casuarina Street Primary School - Parkmore T14-1070 Upgrade / Replace Building Management Investments Pty WINNELLIE NT $549,065.90 8/07/2014 System - Mandatory Site Inspection Ltd Darwin - Highway House - Soundproofing of T14-1569 Threadfin Pty Ltd CASUARINA NT $86,240.00 8/07/2014 Six Conference Rooms on Levels 1, 3 & 4 Katherine Region - Provision of Civil Program Fuse Recruitment T14-1664 Management Services For The Delivery of Civil DARWIN NT $46,505.60 8/07/2014 NT Pty Ltd Works Program for a Period of 8 Weeks Darwin - NT Open Education Centre - Bullocky MODE DESIGN T14-1427 Point - Design and Documentation PARAP NT $561,976.00 9/07/2014 Corp Pty Ltd Consultancy Darwin Region - Lot 1786, Berry Springs, Territory Wildlife Park - Design & Document Bennett Design T14-1574 Conversion of Existing Animal Nursery Building NIGHTCLIFF NT $39,699.00 9/07/2014 Architect into Ablutions Facility - Architectural & Engineering Design Consultancy Tennant Creek Hospital - Flinders Training Gk Building TENNANT T14-1643 NT $40,070.00 9/07/2014 Room - Refurbishment Contractors CREEK Parkmore T14-1649 Darwin Region - Berrimah Farm - Replace Investments Pty WINNELLIE NT $27,423.00 9/07/2014 Boiler in Potting Shed Ltd T/A Airducter Alice Springs Region - Various Parks and McMahon Services T14-1507 AS NT $18,058.70 10/07/2014 Wildlife Sites - Asbestos Removal Australia Alice Springs Region - Arlparra - Construct Asbuild (NT) Pty ALICE T14-1406 New Police Station Facility - Police Station, NT $8,146,378.90 11/07/2014 Ltd SPRINGS VOQ and Houses MPH Carpentry ALICE T14-1168 Alice Springs Region - Alice Plaza - First Floor and Construction NT $1,125,504.82 11/07/2014 SPRINGS Fit Out Pty Ltd Darwin Region - East Arm - Darwin Business MCA Moil T14-1654 DARWIN NT $26,000.00 11/07/2014 Park - Remove silt from surface drains. Excavations Alice Springs Region - Repairs and Maintenance of Fire and Smoke Detection and Chubb Fire Safety ALICE T13-1620 NT $407,090.70 14/07/2014 Fire Sprinkler Systems for a Period of 12 Limited SPRINGS Months Darwin Region - Palmerston Senior College - KC Construction T14-1277 General Learning Area Extension To Block H - CASUARINA NT $639,280.00 14/07/2014 Services P/L Mandatory Site Inspection Darwin - NT Secure Facility - Environmental Audit Report for DCP - development Consent C.M Jewell & WENTWORT T14-1711 NSW $20,350.00 14/07/2014 Authority Requirement - Development Permit Associates Pty Ltd H FALLS - Proposed Horticultural Use East Arnhem Region - Groote Eylandt - GEBIE Civil and T13-2344 Angurugu Lot 545 & 637 - Construct 4x2 Bed ALYANGULA NT $1,991,071.70 15/07/2014 Construction P/L Dwellings Tennant Creek Region - Maintenance and T14- Replacement of Portable Fire Equipment and ALICE Ronin Security NT $7,267.81 15/07/2014 1473D Smoke - Fire Detection for 1 X 6 Monthly SPRINGS Sevice. Darwin - Repairs and Maintenance to Air AMS Service & Conditioning Plant and Associated Equipment T14-1229 Maintenance Pty WINNELLIE NT $418,151.00 16/07/2014 to NT Government Assets Group 3 for a Period Ltd of 12 Months Alice Springs Region - Alice Springs Hospital - ALICE T14-1374 Design and Installation of Electrical Power Probuild NT NT $207,609.00 16/07/2014 SPRINGS Supply to New MRI Alice Springs Region - Larapinta Trail - Bullant T14-1332 Relocation of Mulga Camp Site - Mandatory AS NT $20,300.00 16/07/2014 Contruction Site Inspection Alice Springs Region - Finke Gorge - Painting of ALICE T14-1430 BT Daley NT $36,009.00 16/07/2014 Toilet Blocks and Park Furniture SPRINGS Alice Springs Region - Alice Springs Telegraph SOUTH T14-1537 Station Reserve - Reroute and Repair John Hughes TAS $48,050.00 16/07/2014 HOBART Mountain Bike Track Darwin Region - Lot 230, Minjilang - Consultancy Services for the Design and T14-1588 Opus International DARWIN NT $23,233.00 16/07/2014 Documentation Including Site Servicing of GEH 1X3 bedroom House Lot 230 Minjilang Darwin Region - Lot 116, Nganmarriyanga - Consultancy Services for the Design and T14-1589 Opus International DARWIN NT $23,739.00 16/07/2014 Documentation Including Site Servicing of GEH 2X2 Bedroom Houses Lot 116 Nganmarriyanga Darwin - Repairs and Maintenance to Air GP Refrigeration Conditioning Plant and Associated Equipment and T14-1231 DARWIN NT $465,849.44 17/07/2014 to NT Government Assets Group 6 for a Period Airconditioning Pty of 12 Months Ltd Alice Springs Region - Yuendumu Education Aldirect Pluming ALICE T14-1293 Centre - Supply and Install Storage Tank, and Gas Fitting Pty NT $106,560.80 17/07/2014 SPRINGS Pressure Pump and Water Softener Ltd Darwin and Palmerston Region - Period T14- Contract for the general Maintenance of Bus AKRON GROUP NT CASUARINA NT $648,958.00 18/07/2014 1446A Stops, Shelters for a Period of 36 Months - Pty Ltd Mandatory Industry Briefing Darwin Region - Palmerston AFL Ground - Lightning Electrical T14-1647 BERRIMAH NT $49,980.00 18/07/2014 Install Principal Supplied Scoreboard Services NT Pty Ltd Suffren T14-1306 Alice Springs Region - Tanami Road - Upgrade Contracting and KATHERINE NT $2,246,820.52 22/07/2014 and Seal Chainage 171 to 177 km Plant Hire Pty Ltd Ali Curung - Consultancy Services for the Opus International T14-1452 Design and Document a 4 bedroom House Lot Consultants DARWIN NT $29,570.00 22/07/2014 285 (Australia) Darwin - East Arm Wharf - Construction of YEBNA QUARRIES PALMERSTO T14-1502 NT $189,857.75 23/07/2014 New Pond F Haul Road PTY LTD N East Arnhem Region, NT Nhulunbuy - Grounds Maintenance of Department of Infrastructure T14-1579 Gove Area Services NHULUNBUY NT $18,080.00 23/07/2014 Complex - No's 5, 7 and 9 John Flynn Drive Industrial Estate - for a Period of 12 Months Tennant Creek Region - 21 Thompson St - TENNANT T14-1692 Pomare Holdings NT $38,780.00 23/07/2014 Remove and Replace Boundary Fence CREEK Darwin Region - Batchelor Outdoor Education Build up Design T14-1585 DARWIN NT $73,001.10 24/07/2014 Centre - New Dining Hall Building P/L S&R Building & T14-1658 Katherine - Katherine Government Centre - Construction Pty KATHERINE NT $91,840.00 24/07/2014 Renovations to Office of Children and Families Ltd East Arnhem Region - Central Arnhem Road - Suffren Construction of Truck Passing Opportunities at T14-1424 Contracting and KATHERINE NT $799,131.52 28/07/2014 Various Locations CH100.00KM to Plant Hire Pty Ltd CH650.00KM DKJ Projects T14-1665 Darwin - Peter McAulay Centre - Watch House Architecture Pty DARWIN NT $16,500.00 28/07/2014 - Provide Structural Services Ltd Darwin, Remote - NT Government Buildings - NT REPAIRS AND PALMERSTO T14-1442 General Building Repairs and Maintenance to NT $393,752.00 29/07/2014 PAINTING PTY LTD N West Region for a Period of 12 Months Darwin - Mary River - Upgrade Two Existing Gilbert Mining T14-1478 Barrages Bobbies and Tyrell's with Rock DARWIN NT $1,775,988.80 29/07/2014 Group Pty Ltd Armour and Rock-Line Spillways C & R T14-1693 Darwin - Development House - Second Floor Constructions Pty SANDERSON NT $49,160.00 29/07/2014 Office Modifications Ltd Darwin - Armidale Street Bus Complex - Fuel T14-1698 DEC Installations WINNELLIE NT $19,171.90 29/07/2014 Bowser Area Electrical Services Darwin Region - Provision of Expert T14- Studio Nield Pty Architectural Advice and Associated Services SYDNEY NSW $95,000.00 30/07/2014 1631A Limited for a Period of 12 Months Darwin Region - Provision Of Professional TT Building Certifier Services & Advice For A 12 Month MAROOCHYD T14-1638 Consultants Pty QLD $35,860.00 30/07/2014 Period - Completing Outstanding Certification ORE BC Ltd At Various Locations for a Period of 12 Months Darwin Region - Provision Of Professional Certifier Services & Advice For A 12 Month T14-1639 Cardno DARWIN NT $34,320.00 30/07/2014 Period - Completing Outstanding Certification At Various Locations for a Period of 12 Months Darwin Region - Provision of Professional Certifier Services & Advice for a Period of 12 Grant O'Callaghan T14-1640 Months - Completing Outstanding DARWIN NT $19,800.00 30/07/2014 & Associates Certification at Various Locations for a Period of 12 Months Darwin Region - Provision Of Professional Certifier Services For A 12 Month Period - T14-1641 Irwin Consult DARWIN NT $39,600.00 30/07/2014 Completing Outstanding Certification At Various Locations for a Period of 12 Months Katherine - Inner Area - Repairs and Maintenance of Airconditioning, Refrigeration Dalkia Technical T14-1125 WINNELLIE NT $1,137,130.90 1/08/2014 and Mechanical Building Services for a Period Services Pty Ltd of 12 Months Darwin Region - Djukbinj Access Culverts - Territory Repair & Upgrade Drainage Structures - Scott T14-1511 Construction KARAMA NT $196,431.00 1/08/2014 Creek Ch5.80-Km And New Concrete Services Pty Ltd Floodway At Ch10.06-Km.
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