Accredited Heavy Vehicle Provider Training and Assessment Services

### 🚛 Overview The Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) in Victoria has issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) for the **Accredited Heavy Vehicle Provider Training and Assessment Services**. This initiative, established under the Road Safety Act 1986, aims to delegate the authorization of heavy vehicle licensing to qualified 'Accredited Providers' to ensure drivers are competent and safe on Victorian roads. ### 📍 Scope and Location The DTP is specifically seeking responses for the supply of training and assessment services within the **City of Greater Geelong LGA** and the **City of Warrnambool LGA**. The scheme provides state-wide access to comprehensive programs for heavy vehicle drivers, maintaining high standards of road safety. ### 📋 Key Requirements * Provision of heavy vehicle driver training and assessment. * Compliance with the Accredited Provider Scheme managed by the DTP. * Adherence to the Road Safety Act 1986 standards. * Participation in the optional briefing session scheduled for March 19, 2026, via MS Teams. ### 🎯 Desired Outcomes The primary goal is to maintain a robust network of accredited providers who can deliver high-quality licensing assessments. This ensures that heavy vehicle operators meet the necessary safety and competency benchmarks required for Victorian infrastructure. ### 🔍 Search Keywords Heavy Vehicle Training, Driver Assessment, Victoria Transport, Licensing Services, Accredited Provider Scheme, Geelong Procurement, Warrnambool Tenders, Road Safety Act 1986.