Western Power engages the market through a range of sourcing activities, including Expressions of Interest (EOIs), Requests for Tender (RFTs) and other procurement events. This page explains how to find opportunities and participate in our sourcing processes.”
Procurement opportunity pipeline
In order to better advise industry of current and future opportunities, this page displays open and future procurement opportunities. Please note this procurement opportunity pipeline may be subject to change without notice. Future tenders may not be included in the pipeline.
Using OneAdvanced Opportunity Hub
We use the OneAdvanced Opportunity Hub to manage Expressions of Interest, Requests for Tender and other sourcing activities. Refer to the OneAdvanced Opportunity Hub: How To guide for support in using the system.
FAQs
We balance financial and non-financial factors such as quality, capability, fitness for purpose, total cost of ownership, risk and benefits to Western Australians; not just purchase price.
Registering interest helps us understand your capabilities, but doesn’t guarantee an invitation or work. Tenders are by invitation only.
No. We seek the best value for money.
Western Power uses 'preferred vendor arrangement' for many contracts. Preferred vendor arrangements are established following a tender process to pre-qualify suppliers for specific goods or services. Being a preferred vendor does not guarantee any work, however it does ensure that the ordering process under the arrangement is more streamlined and does not require suppliers to resubmit their standard safety, environment and quality information, or departures from the commercial documentation.
See Responding to events in OneAdvanced Opportunity Hub. For event content questions, use the messaging feature in the event.
