Delivery of the National Cancer Screening Register

Closed ATM View - Health/E26-205921 Delivery of the National Cancer Screening Register The Service Provider must deliver the required Services per the Request for Tender. A summary of the key requirements is as follows: - Operational and Support Services: the Service Provider must provide operational and support services for the end-to-end delivery of the National Cancer Screening Register (NCSR), including service implementation and transition planning services, call centre services, health care provider or integration training, web content management services, mailhouse management services, reporting services, program participation management services, screening management services, screening assessment management services, screening diagnosis management services, participant outcome management services, ongoing review and assessment services, and continuous improvement, engagement and integration support for clinical providers. - ICT Requirements: the Service Provider must design and implement the NCSR and provide Services on an ongoing basis, including implementation and transition planning, design services, build services, testing services, data migration, deployment services, project management services, infrastructure services, software support services, IT service desk services, IT service management services, IT application lifecycle services, and continuous improvement. - Functional Requirements: the Service Provider must ensure the functional requirements are met, including supporting the engagement of participants, managing participation in the program, managing screening, managing assessments, ensuring participant follow-up with a specialist, managing outcome, retrieving reports and data, registering management services, supporting integration by clinical providers and data migration tasks. - Non-Functional Requirements: the Service Provider must ensure the non-functional requirements are met, including security, authentication and authorisation requirements, audit requirements, archive requirements, availability requirements, performance requirements, reporting requirements, capacity and scalability requirements, accessibility and usability requirements, interoperability and integration requirements, backup and restoration requirements, data and information requirements, architectural and design requirements, and testing requirements.

Industry Briefing details are as follows:

Date and time: 13 July 2026 at 10:00AM ACT Local Time

Virtual meeting link (only): To be confirmed following registration

Attendance at briefing compulsory: No

Registration for briefing compulsory: Yes

Closing time for registration for briefing:08 July 2026 at 10:00AM ACT Local Time

Registration Process: To register to attend the Industry Briefing, email the Department at [contact details removed] providing the following information:

1. Organisation Name

2. Contact for Organisation (name and email address)

3. Expected number of attendees

4. Names of each expected attendee

Note to Tenderers: While attendance at the Industry Briefing is not compulsory, you are highly encouraged to attend.

Site Inspections: None

Data Room Available: No

Conditions for Participation

- The Tenderer must not have had any judicial decisions against it (excluding decisions under appeal) relating to employee entitlements and have not satisfied any resulting order. - The Tenderer, its personnel, and any Subcontractors proposed in the Tender, must not be listed as terrorists under section 15 of the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 (Cth). - The Tenderer, its personnel and any Subcontractors proposed in its Tender, must not be named in the Consolidated List referred to in Regulation 40 the Charter of United Nations (Dealing with Assets) Regulations 2008 (Cth). - The Tenderer: a. holds all Valid and Satisfactory Statement of Tax Record required for its entity type; and b.holds all Valid and Satisfactory Statements of Tax Record required for the entity type of any first-tier subcontractor that it proposes, as part of its response, to engage to deliver goods or services as part of a contract resulting from a procurement with an estimated value of $4 million or more (GST inclusive). Initial term of 1 July 2027 to 30 June 2030, with two options to extend the term by up to three years to 30 June 2033 and 30 June 2036 respectively.

Published on AusTender, the Australian Government procurement portal.