Current

Invasive Plant & Animal Services

Tender ID: 591472


Tender Details

Organisation:
Tender #:
T2025-2026-102  
Status:
Current
Publish Date:
6 August 2025
Closing Date:
28 August 2025
Closing Time:
12:00 PM (Australia/Queensland)

Tender Description

Scope of Works 

The contractor is to carry out seasonal invasive plant and animal management services across the Bulloo Shire. The services will support coordinated efforts with landholders, the Council and relevant government bodies such as Biosecurity Queensland.

The contractor will be responsible for the following activities:

1. Identification and Mapping

Assess and map the presence of invasive animal and plant species across the Shire. Identify high-priority areas for targeted control efforts and document population densities, control zones and related data.

2. Control Methods

Implement appropriate and effective control strategies, including (but not limited to) chemical application, mechanical removal, manual labour and biological control. All methods must aim to minimise disruption to native vegetation and the broader environment.

3. Coordinated Baiting

Coordinate two (2) aerial 1080 baiting programs annually, along with ground- based 1080 baiting operations as requested, on behalf of Council.

All baiting activities will be planned in consultation with Council and Biosecurity Queensland.

4. Weed Identification and Eradication

Work in partnership with landholders and Biosecurity Queensland to identify invasive weed species and implement eradication programs accordingly.

5. Monitoring and Reporting

Monitor the effectiveness of control efforts and provide detailed reports, including recommendations for future management strategies.

6. Removal and Disposal

Ensure the safe removal and compliant disposal of invasive species in line with environmental health and biosecurity regulations.

7. Site Restoration

Where invasive plant removal has occurred, provide the Council with a native vegetation restoration plan to assist natural recovery of affected areas.

8. Public Education and Awareness

Collaborate with Council to develop and distribute educational materials or information campaigns to raise public awareness about invasive species and their impacts.

9. Reporting:

Attend Council meetings or briefings as required and provide regular reports, updates, and technical recommendations.

Contract Engagement:

This is not a full-time contract. Engagement will be on an as-required basis. A purchase order will be issued for each specific task or project as determined by Council, based on the rates provided in the tender submission. 

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