AUSTRALIA · TENDER

T-2025-1713 – CITY ROAD WORKS & SERVICES

🏗️ Tender Overview: City of Sydney Road and Infrastructure Maintenance The Council of the City of Sydney is inviting tenders for comprehensive maintenance services across its extensive network of roads, footpaths, kerbs, and drainage assets. This procurement aims to support ongoing repair, renewal, and capital works to ensure public safety, accessibility, a…

Key facts

Buyer
City of Sydney
Location
Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
Not provided
Closed
14 Apr 2026
Decision
Not provided
Categories
Road Maintenance, Asphalt Supply, Concrete Supply, Civil Engineering, Infrastructure Services

Summary and scope

14/4/2026 11:00 AM AET The Council of the City of Sydney invites tenders for maintenance services across its network of roads, footpaths, kerbs, drainage and associated assets. These services support ongoing repair, renewal and capital works to ensure safety, accessibility and efficient transport movement, in line with the City's asset management priorities and compliance obligations. This procurement continues the City's use of contracted resources to complement in-house capability. It also consolidates related services currently procured separately, including concrete and asphalt supply. Tenderers must submit tenders in the manner required by this document. This tender comprises three service categories, and tenderers may apply for one or more of these categories. They are: Category 1 -Asphalt, concrete, and road services - (supply and lay) Category 2 - Ex-Bin, asphalt supply Category 3 -Ready mixed concrete and concrete materials The City reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to appoint a single supplier to Category 1 and to appoint both a primary and a secondary supplier to Categories 2 and 3. If only one conforming tender is received for Categories 2 or 3, the City may elect to appoint a single supplier for that category or take any other action it deems appropriate. The contract term is four years, with two optional two-year extensions at the City's discretion (4+2+2) .The anticipated contract commencement date is July 2026. The City of Sydney Local Government Area (the City) covers 26.15 square kilometres, within the Sydney metropolitan area. It comprises the Sydney Central Business District (CBD), the Rocks, Millers Point, Ultimo, Pyrmont, Surry Hills, Woolloomooloo, Kings Cross, Elizabeth Bay, Rushcutters Bay, Darlinghurst, Chippendale, Darlington, Camperdown, Forest Lodge, Glebe, Alexandria, Beaconsfield, Centennial Park, Erskineville, Newtown, Redfern, Rosebery, Waterloo, and Zetland. The City of Sydney is responsible for maintaining, repairing about 330 kilometres of roads, 600 kilometres of footpaths and over $3.6 billion worth of assets. In addition, as part of the continuous city improvement, the City embarks on large capital projects. Given its location as the economic and cultural heart of the Sydney metropolitan area, the City is highly and densely urbanised. Its land is intensively used for a variety of purposes including residential and commercial use, as well as tourist and cultural attractions, parks and open space. It is home to the highest commercial and residential densities in Australia. Tenderers must submit their responses to this Request for Tender in the manner required by this document. The City is committed to creating opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned businesses. The City encourages First Nations People businesses, Local SME, Start-ups as well as social enterprises (including Cooperatives) to work with us and respond to this opportunity. If you have any difficulties, please contact the Procurement Representative in the first instance. The City of Sydney cannot negotiate per the Local Government Act so if you have any questions, uncertainties etc. please ensure you submit questions within the question closing time per the Tenderlink forum. For proposed contract amendments, please send these directly by email to the procurement represent

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