Drug and alcohol treatment services for Tasmanian Aboriginal communities

Primary Health Tasmania is undertaking a limited tender process for the delivery of drug and alcohol treatment services for Tasmanian Aboriginal communities. The tender process will be conducted over two stages:

• in stage one we are seeking expressions of interest (EOI)
• information, feedback, and insights gathered during stage one will be used to inform stage two
• assessment to determine the suitable applicant/s will take place in stage two
• at a minimum to be eligible for stage two an EOI must be submitted for stage one.

Want to know more?

For all the information you need to know about the services to be delivered and tender process:

• read the 'Key documents' (program guidelines and application forms for option 1, option 2 and option 3)
• attend the non-mandatory online information session or view the information session report and presentation slides once they have been published on this page
• post a question in the Q&A section below (most questions and answers will be shared on this page)
• email any commercially sensitive questions to procurement@primaryhealthtas.com.au (some questions and answers may be de-identified or generalised and posted in the Q&A section below).

Online and email questions are monitored by Primary Health Tasmania’s Procurement Team, Monday to Friday 9.00am-5.00pm, excluding public holidays.

How to apply

EOIs must be in writing, submitted via the upload section below, and include:

• completed application form (for either option 1, option 2 or option 3)
• organisation chart
• certificate of accreditation standard, as applicable.