Project goals

Form a panel of suitably qualified experts to provide independent, expert and consistent design advice on the design quality of State significant projects in New South Wales.

Scope

Government Architect NSW requires suitably qualified professionals for appointment to the State Design Review Panel (SDRP) from November 2025 to October 2030.

Panel members are selected from highly experienced, multi-disciplinary built environment design professionals from industry with experience and expertise in the following fields:

•  Architecture
•  Urban design
•  Landscape architecture
•  Sustainability
•  Aboriginal cultural heritage
•  European heritage

Additional details/instructions

Please download and complete the attached tender documentation. Once completed, save and upload your response. You can keep editing your response until 3pm of the closing date.

Particularly encouraged to apply are those with specialist experience in one or more of the following fields:

•  multi-unit residential development
•  linear infrastructure including rail, active transport and roads,
•  industrial uses,
•  education,
•  health and research facilities,
•  master planning / strategic urban design
•  environmentally sustainable design.

Requirements

Mandatory requirements

There are no mandatory requirements for this opportunity.

Opportunity requirements

1. SR00609 RFP Documents

Part A - Conditions of Tendering

Part B - Response Form

Part C - Proforma Contract

Part D - Statement of Requirements

Attachment - NSW State Design Review Panel Terms of Reference - 2025 (PDF)

Attachment - NSW State Design Review Panel Guidelines for Project Teams (PDF)

Response type

File upload (Multiple)

Response templates

• SR00609 RFP Documents.zip (2689 KB)

2. Addendum 1

Responses to questions

Please acknowledge that you have read and acknowledge the contents of this addendum.

Response type

Radio button (Custom, Single select)

- I have read and acknowledge contents of Addendum 1

Related documents

• 20250811 - Addendum 1.pdf (375 KB)