Scheme for Consultants in Construction up to $9M Consultancy Fee

### 🏗️ NSW Government Construction Consultancy Scheme (SCM1191) The **NSW Public Works** department is inviting applications for the **SCM1191 Scheme for Consultants in Construction**. This whole-of-government prequalification scheme is designed to procure professional consultancy services for construction-related projects with engagement fees capped at **$9 million (ex GST)**. #### 📋 Scope and Thresholds The scheme is divided into two primary financial thresholds: * **Registered Consultants:** For engagement fees up to $250,000. * **Certified Consultants:** For engagement fees between $250,000 and $9 million. #### 🛠️ Key Work Categories Applicants may apply for prequalification across six main categories, encompassing 38 specific work types: * **Engineering:** Geotechnical, Hydraulic, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Structural, Traffic, Fire Safety, Façade, Acoustic, and Electronics. * **Architectural:** Education (Tertiary/Primary/Secondary), General, Health, Correctional, Heritage, and Health Infrastructure planning. * **Assessment:** Dispute Management, Environmental Impact, Biodiversity, Occupational Hygiene, Arboriculture, Bushfire Modelling, Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, and Independent Safety Assessment. * **Planning:** Town Planning, Compliance & Certification, and Land Surveying. * **Management & Security:** Specialized security consulting and equipment services. #### 📝 Requirements for Bidders * **Registration:** Must be registered on the NSW Supplier Hub with a valid Australian Business Number (ABN). * **Compliance:** Adherence to the Aboriginal Procurement Policy (APP) and the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (NSW). * **Documentation:** Submission of key personnel details, company experience, client referee reports, and ISO 9001 quality management certification. * **Insurance:** Requirement to maintain public liability, professional indemnity, and workers' compensation insurance. This is an ongoing prequalification opportunity open until **December 31, 2028**. Interested firms should review the *Applicant Guidelines* and complete the eligibility checklist before applying.