AUSTRALIA · TENDER
EOI Engineering Services for the Design of The Australian Institute for Infectious Disease facility
The University is searching for an appropriately experienced and inspired Design Team to assist them to create a new purpose-built biomedical facility The Australian Institute for Infectious Disease (AIID). This facility will be a world-leading facility to assist in the fight against infectious diseases and global health issues. The University is running two…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- University of Melbourne
- Buyer address
- 11 Barry St, Carlton, Victoria 3053, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 17 Nov 2021
- Closed
- 10 Dec 2021
- Decision
- 22 Feb 2022
- Categories
- Construction & Operation, Engineer, Research, Tech services, Environmental & Heritage Services, Healthcare Services, Lab, Measure, Observe & Test Equip
Summary and scope
The University is searching for an appropriately experienced and inspired Design Team to assist them to create a new purpose-built biomedical facility The Australian Institute for Infectious Disease (AIID). This facility will be a world-leading facility to assist in the fight against infectious diseases and global health issues. The University is running two EOI’s at the same time: Architectural Services & associated sub consultants for the Design of The Australian Institute for Infectious Disease (AIID) facility Engineering Services for the Design of The Australian Institute for Infectious Disease (AIID) facility This EOI is for Engineering Services. The University seeks a compliant response to its proposed structure and is open to alternate approaches on how the design team could be structured. The University is looking for the best Design Team, with design strengths in: Technical expertise Biomedical facilities; PC2 & PC3 laboratories. Workplace; co-location and engagement spaces Whole of life design considerations: operators and research first, ongoing maintenance, value for money Sustainability: energy efficiency and systems design approach Regulatory and compliance requirements (Laboratory and Health) Leadership: Putting project first – best practice integrators of engineering and design strengths to create effective fit for intended purpose research and technical infrastructure Leading the collaboration and co-ordination of complex projects Constructive engagement with the University and stakeholders, providing best practice stakeholder engagement with how they interact with the University during the delivery of the project and how they address the needs of various stakeholders through the design phase. Clear understanding of opportunities and challenges presented by the project and develop innovative solutions to address delivery of the vision. Respondents must refer to the attached document which details the project and requirements of this EOI including Returnable Schedules
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