92 open construction tenders from state government, councils, and federal agencies in Queensland
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Browse all →Central Queensland University is seeking tenders for the construction of a new carpark at their Rockhampton North Campus. This project is part of a broader campus redevelopment program to consolidate TAFE operations. The tender closes on 4 September 2026.
Queensland Rail is looking for a supplier to overhaul wheelsets for its rollingstock fleet. This is an ongoing maintenance service to ensure the fleet's safety and reliability. The tender closes on 7 September 2026.
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Common questions about construction tenders in Queensland
Queensland tenders are published on the Queensland Tenders portal (qtenders.hpw.qld.gov.au) and TMR (Transport and Main Roads) tendering system. Brisbane City Council and other large councils have their own portals. Bindy consolidates all of them into one daily feed.
Queensland contractors need a QBCC (Queensland Building and Construction Commission) licence appropriate to the work type and value. Mechanical and plumbing work requires separate trade licences. Some state contracts also require pre-qualification through the QBCC Minimum Financial Requirements framework.
QBCC's Minimum Financial Requirements (MFR) framework certifies financial soundness for contractors tendering for state government work. While not always mandatory, many Queensland Government contracts above $1M prefer or require MFR-registered contractors. The registration thresholds are linked to maximum revenue categories.
Yes — Bindy covers all 77 Queensland councils including Brisbane City Council, Gold Coast City Council, Logan, Townsville, Cairns, and smaller regional and remote councils. These councils release significant construction and maintenance contracts that most builders miss.
Bindy runs automated scrapers every day across 300+ sources: AusTender (federal), all 8 state and territory procurement portals, VendorPanel, TenderLink, eProcure, and hundreds of direct council websites. New tenders are classified by trade, size, and location within minutes of being published.
When you click 'Generate Bid', Bindy uploads your tender documents to our AI, which extracts the evaluation criteria, mandatory requirements, and response structure. It then writes a complete response tailored to your company's profile, past projects, and certifications — ready to review and export as Word or PDF.
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