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🚢 MEER Oil Spill response Vessel

DOT403325Urgency: high
Event date
30 September 2025
Closing
3 April 2025 · 3 Apr, 2025
Agency
Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure
Contract value
$123,818
Method
Limited Sourcing
Regions
Perth Metropolitan

Summary

WA DoT awarded a $123,818 contract to Hi Tech Marine for a new oil spill response vessel to boost maritime environmental emergency capabilities.

Tender description

The Department of Transport is seeking to build its response capabilities and preparedness for Maritime Environmental Emergency Response (MEER) incidents as part of its Hazard Management Authority responsibilities. This necessitates procurement of priority equipment identified in recent training exercises and in the 2024 Maritime Environmental Emergency Response (MEER) Business Plan. The project specifically involves the purchase of a replacement fit-for-purpose emergency response 4.8m aluminium positive buoyancy vessel or similar, outboard propulsion machinery, and trailer to replace outdated equipment. Wholistically, this enhances DoT’s Statewide response capabilities across both metro and regional locations. The new vessel will have the ability to undertake monitoring and evaluation, small scale skimming with capacity to deploy booms more efficiently and safely should an incident occur.

Money trail and award details

Value
$123,818
Award date
30 September 2025
Commencement
22 October 2025
Final expiry
31 May 2026
Submissions
1
Contract term
One Off

The Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure awarded a fixed-price contract of $123,818 via Limited Sourcing to Hi Tech Marine (HITECH Marine Boat Sales Pty Ltd).

Hi Tech Marine (HITECH Marine Boat Sales Pty Ltd)

Record details

External ID
135855
Phone
(08) 63760181
Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure
Rescue ships or boats - (100%)
maritime_safetyenvironmental_protectionemergency_managementgovernment_procurementmarine_vesselsoil_spill_responseregional_capabilities

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