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Implementing and delivering the Women in the Aviation Industry Initiative Strategic Action Plan in 2024-25 to 2025-26

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Carol Lankuts

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10028995
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Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts
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86000000 - Education and Training Services
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8-May-2024 2:00 pm (ACT Local Time)
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11-Apr-2024
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ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS
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The ATM seeks service providers with appropriate expertise to progress efforts of the Women in the Aviation Industry Initiative Strategic Action Plan. This phase of the Initiative will focus on three priorities, leadership and culture, visibility and awareness, and collaboration, and will target 6 key action areas:

·         Priority 1 Leadership and culture: Tap into the power of leaders to drive change and to realise a culture of inclusion that promotes and supports diversity within the industry.

  • Key action area 1.4: Develop and disseminate resource material and target opportunities across industry and within organisations to promote cultural change.
  • Key action area 1.5: Design and execute an industry-wide culture survey to baseline the culture and monitor the change over time.

·         Priority 2 Visibility and awareness: Increase visibility and awareness of the aviation industry and the unique and diverse career opportunities it offers women.

  • Key action area 2.3: Engage partners to deliver grassroots programs that target girls and women across their education or career journey and are aligned with the communication strategy (when it is available).
  • Key action area 2.7: Identify 2-3 critical roles within the aviation industry and target ways to improve the attraction and retention of women in these roles.
  • Key action area 2.9: Monitor what drives the exit of women from aviation.

·         Priority 3 Collaboration: Strengthen networks and collaboration across the aviation industry to drive innovation, share learning and optimise impact by aligning the industry’s efforts.

  • Key action area 3.4: Optimise the focus on intersectionality through the identification of partners experienced in reaching and engaging broader underrepresented groups such as First Nations people, those living with disability and the LGBTQIA+ community.

Note: The Customer may consider proposals from Potential Suppliers that address other key action areas, under the identified priority areas of the Strategic Action Plan, however these must be innovative, exceptional, or target a specific issue or audience not identified elsewhere in the Requirement.

The Customer will accept proposals that have a national focus, state/territory, and/or regional/remote areas, and proposals that target underrepresented groups.

Proposals may include: strategies to drive cultural change (including targeting of underrepresented groups), innovative approaches to engage women and girls, research, survey and data analysis, community outreach, engaging partners with experience in reaching underrepresented groups, and joint activities.

Proposals from Potential Suppliers, with recent relevant experience working with the aviation sector is highly desirable.

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For a Potential Supplier’s Response to be eligible for consideration, in addition to the matters addressed in A.B.4.2 of the Commonwealth ATM Terms, the Potential Supplier’s Response must not:

·  exceed 25, A4 pages in total using size 11pt font, when responding to Parts 2-4 of the CCS Response to ATM Form. This page limit excludes Part 1 and Part 5, and attachments requested as part of the ‘Requirement’.

·  include any documents, links or attachments, other than those identified in the 'Requirement' or any other part of the CCS Response to ATM Form. Any attachments, links and/or documents not explicitly requested by the Customer will not be considered.

Potential Suppliers must:

· clearly demonstrate their capability and/or capacity to deliver services in in geographical areas that the proposal targets.

demonstrate an understanding of the barriers experienced by women and girls, including First Nations, multicultural communities, people living with disability, and the LGBTQIA+ community.

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The Customer will exclude from participation any Potential Supplier that does not demonstrate compliance with:

  • addressing all elements include as part of the Requirement.
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Up to 24 months to 30 June 2026

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Electronic lodgement only should be made by accessing the AusTender system at https://www.tenders.gov.au
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Contact Details

Carol Lankuts

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