Monitor City of Gosnells Tenders

About City of Gosnells procurement

The City of Gosnells is a Western Australian local government authority that procures a wide mix of works, goods and services to support roads, waste, parks and community facilities. 96 tenders are visible in public records, almost entirely WA-based, signalling a steady, local pipeline. They are distinctive for running parallel streams across operational areas—asset maintenance, civil renewals, fleet and IT—while also using multi-supplier panels to ensure coverage and responsiveness. Recent releases span “Tender 04/2026 - Leisure World Plant Maintenance Services” and solid waste fleet purchases like “Dual Axle Side Loading Compactor Truck”, illustrating both recurring services and periodic capital investment.

Procurement themes show a balanced program of maintenance, minor works and supply. Civil and road packages feature regularly, including “Road Profiling”, “Extruded Kerbing and Minor Concrete Works”, and “Bridge Inspection and Minor Maintenance”. Water and drainage maintenance appears via “UV Cured-in Place Pipe – Stormwater Pipe Relining” and “Sutherlands Park – Irrigation Pump Station”, while parks and streetscapes are supported through “Tree Planting Services”, “Mobile Watering Services”, and “Power Line and Clearance Pruning”. Facilities upkeep is visible in “Automatic Doors, Gates and Roller Doors – Maintenance and Minor Works”, “Plumbing & Gas Maintenance Services”, and “Replace Sections of Metal Deck Roofing at Don Russell Performing Arts Centre”. Waste operations include multiple compactor truck procurements and “Supply of Mobile Garbage Bins and Accessories”, with service delivery like “Residential Bulk Waste Collection and ad-hoc Green Waste Collection”. Technology is actively procured too—“TechnologyOne Software Consulting Services”, “Microsoft Software Licencing”, and “Supply & Implementation of Website Content Management and Related Support”. The presence of “Construction > Minor Works up to $1.0m” suggests many packages sit in the small-to-mid range, complemented by multi-year panels for recurring needs.

To engage effectively, align your offer to municipal asset needs, clear service levels and safe delivery. Panels such as “Panel 02/2026 - Civil Works”, “Panel 01/2026 - Tree Planting Services”, “Panel 04/2025 - Underground Utility Detection Services” and “Panel 03/2025 - Temporary Labour Hire Services” are strong entry points—demonstrate coverage, response times, rates and proven methodologies. Evaluation typically values demonstrated experience on comparable assets (e.g., leisure centre plant, stormwater relining), WHS and environmental management, quality systems, program certainty and value for money. Smaller suppliers can break in with targeted packages—inspections (e.g., “Comprehensive Playground Inspections and Rubber Softfall Testing”), supply-only (“Supply and Delivery of Sand”, MGBs), or trade maintenance—then build references toward larger works. Attend briefings, prepare concise method statements, and maintain current insurances and certifications. If you’re new to council work, see our guide to government tendering in Australia.

What City of Gosnells typically buys

• Civil works and road profiling
• Parks and tree services
• Building maintenance and repairs
• Waste trucks and MGB supplies
• Irrigation and pump stations
• Stormwater relining and inspections
• IT software and website CMS
• Security, labour hire and watering

City of Gosnells Tendering Activity

Based on our data, City of Gosnells publishes an average of 2.6 tenders per month. There is currently 1 open tender from this organisation. Our records for this issuer go back to June 2022.

Open Tenders from City of Gosnells

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