Provision of National Blood Stem Cell Donation Services

🏥 Tender Overview: National Blood Stem Cell Donation Services The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing is seeking a qualified organization to manage and deliver the National Blood Stem Cell Donation Service (formerly the national haemopoietic progenitor cell registry). This critical health infrastructure project aims to support clinical decision-making and patient outcomes across Australia. 📋 Scope of Work & Deliverables Successful bidders will be responsible for: Registry Management: Maintaining the national donor registry for all Australian blood stem cell donors. Donor Services: Recruitment, education, engagement, and matching services for adult donors. Coordination: Facilitating donor-to-patient coordination in collaboration with transplant units and tissue typing laboratories. Global Access: Providing access to blood stem cells from both national and international sources. Data & Reporting: Comprehensive data management, including reporting on patient outcomes for recipients. 🔑 Key Requirements Compliance: Tenderers must meet strict legal standards, including no adverse judicial decisions regarding employee entitlements and compliance with the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945. Financial Capability: Must hold valid Statements of Tax Record and demonstrate capability to manage accounts in both local and foreign currencies. Subcontracting: Full disclosure of any subcontracting arrangements is mandatory. 📅 Important Dates Submission Deadline: 19 June 2026, 2:00 pm (ACT Local Time). Contract Period: 1 October 2026 to 30 June 2030 (with potential 3-year extension). Keywords: Blood Stem Cell, Donor Registry, Health Administration, Medical Services, Transplant Coordination, Department of Health, Procurement.