AUSTRALIA · TENDER
Equine and Events Centre Pre-Feasibility Study/Concept Design
Balonne Shire Council is seeking proposals from suitably qualified consultant(s) to undertake a pre-feasibility study into the potential development of an Equine and Events Centre in the Balonne Shire with potential concept design development if progressed. This would include an assessment of the current and future demand of events in the Balonne Shire as we…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- Balonne Shire Council
- Buyer address
- 112-118 Victoria St, St George, Queensland 4487, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 20 Feb 2024
- Closed
- 18 Mar 2024
- Decision
- 14 Apr 2024
- Categories
- Architecture, Design, Planning
Summary and scope
Balonne Shire Council is seeking proposals from suitably qualified consultant(s) to undertake a pre-feasibility study into the potential development of an Equine and Events Centre in the Balonne Shire with potential concept design development if progressed. This would include an assessment of the current and future demand of events in the Balonne Shire as well as consultation with key stakeholders. Areas to address in the pre-feasibility include, but not limited to: Market Analysis/Research Review and comparison of existing and proposed similar centres/facilities Stakeholder engagement Risk and Cost-Benefit evaluation Recommendations and next steps It is estimated that the range of professional services fees for this pre-feasibility study is between $45,000 and $80,000 ex GST. It is anticipated that the project would take up to four months to complete the draft and final reports. Please put all queries and requests for information through the Vendor Panel forum portal. We request this to ensure everyone is receiving the same information at the same time.
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