Register of Government Contracts
In accordance with the requirements of Section 27 of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009, we’re required to maintain a register that records information about each government contract. Contracts that must be included in the register are those between Council and a private sector contractor which has (or is likely to have) a value of $150,000 or more. Employment contracts don’t need to be included in the register.
Government Contracts Register
Lists of Tenders Received
When a tender closes, a full list of tenders received by Council will be available for download here.
2024-2025-0628 Investigation and Design for Bylong Valley Way CH32.4-34.4
2024-2025-0629 Legal Services Panel Contract
2024-2025-0624 Granular Heavy Patching at Various Locations
Statement of Business Ethics
Council’s Statement of Business Ethics demonstrates the ethical standards that Councillors, staff and delegates are bound by and the requirements of suppliers, consultants and contractors in dealing with Council.
Council’s business dealings are intended to achieve the best possible outcome in the interests of Council and its ratepayers for the supply of goods, services and works. In doing this, all business undertakings are conducted with complete fairness and are open to public scrutiny (subject to commercial confidentiality).
Council will ensure that all policies, procedures and practices related to tendering, contracting and the purchase of goods and services are consistent with best practice and the highest standards of ethical conduct. All procurement activities and decisions will be fully and clearly documented to provide an effective audit trail and allow for effective review.
Suppliers and contractors shall be aware of their requirements when dealing with Council, including requirements concerning conflict of interest, use of information, gifts and benefits, use of Council’s resources, employment of Council staff, public comments, canvassing support, and modern slavery.
