HOMEAFFAIRS/2220/RFI: Supply and Sustainment of Surveillance and Enforcement Communications Technology and related services (CCTV & EC Panel)
Department of Home Affairs · Ref HOMEAFFAIRS/2220/RFI · Australia (Commonwealth)
Request for Information · Published 12 October 2026 · Value not stated
This Request for Information (RFI) seeks to engage and explore with industry the current and future capabilities in relation to the supply and sustainment of Surveillance and Enforcement Communications Technologies and related services. This includes providing information which meets the requirements as defined and summarised in this RFI.
Summary of the tender's own page
This Request for Information (RFI) is issued by the Department of Home Affairs. The Department seeks to engage and explore with industry regarding current and future capabilities in relation to the supply and sustainment of Surveillance and Enforcement Communications Technology and related services. The procurement category falls under Defence and Law Enforcement and Security and Safety Equipment and Supplies (CCTV & EC Panel). The geographical scope of this approach to market covers ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, and TAS.Show moreShow less
Stated requirements
- Engage and explore with industry the current and future capabilities in relation to the supply and sustainment of Surveillance and Enforcement Communications Technologies and related services
- Provide information which meets the requirements as defined and summarised in the RFI
Eligibility
- In participating in this RFI, respondents are to comply with AusTender terms and conditions and any applicable instructions, processes, procedures and recommendations as advised on the AusTender webpage and the RFI documentation
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