Provision for Drupal and Digital Experience Platform Services

Current ATM View - FIN-2026-27-GovCMS Provision for Drupal and Digital Experience Platform Services Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobart The Department of Finance is establishing a new Government Content Management System (GovCMS) Drupal and Digital Experience Platform (DXP) Services Panel Arrangement through an open Approach to Market (ATM). This ATM will create a panel of specialists to provide Commonwealth, state, territory, and local government entities with digital experience, content personalisation, training, support, and Drupal services across the following three categories: Category 1 General Drupal and Digital Experience Services covers professional services such as strategic advisory, UX and design, Drupal development, integration, content migration, support and digital standards compliance. Category 2 Fixed Price Drupal and Digital Experience Platform (DXP) Service Packages including website assessments, accessibility audits, application support, discovery and design activities, implementation projects, support retainers and training. Category 3 Digital Experience Platform (DXP), Content Personalisation and Integrated Solutions - software and tools, including analytics, search, digital asset management, automation and other tools that help agencies delivery more engaging and user-focused online services Suppliers may tender for Category 1, Category 3, or a combination of categories. However, Category 2 cannot be tendered for as a standalone category. To be considered for Category 2 Services, a supplier must also tender for Category 1 Services. At the Closing Time, the Tenderer must: (a) be a single legal entity recognised under Australian Law; and (b) hold all Valid and Satisfactory Statements of Tax Record required for the Tenderer's entity type. The Services are anticipated to commence in quarter 3, financial year 2026/2027 for an initial period of three years, with an option to extend for a further period (or periods) of up to three years in total, which may be taken as whole or part periods of time, and in any number or combination of time periods.

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