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Multidisciplinary Teams (MDT)

We are inviting requests for tender (RFT) from suitably qualified organisations and individuals who can provide services under the Multidisciplinary Teams program.

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Key dates

EOI opens
13 January 2025

Information briefing session
23 January 2025

EOI closes
9 February 2025

How to apply

Please complete and submit application response forms through the NT PHN Tenderlink portal

Background

The RFT seeks to increase access to allied health services to provide person-centred care for Australians that improves health outcomes and reduces avoidable hospitalisations, particularly in relation to chronic disease.  The tender aims to procure the following 3 elements: 

  1. System Navigator 
  2. Allied health Services 
  3. Support Services

The RFT is available to individuals and organisations to either jointly (e.g., in group/consortium arrangements) or independently submit an application to engage with NT PHN in this matter.

RFT documents, including information and application template, will be available via NT PHN’s TenderLink portal. TenderLink is a secure platform, which enables organisations to receive notifications of tenders, ask questions about a tender and apply for a tender. 

 

Further information

An information briefing session will be held to provide an opportunity to ask any questions you have about the activity priorities or application process.

Date – Thursday, 23 January 2025
Time – 3:00pm (ACST)
Venue – via Microsoft Teams (details provided upon registration)

Please register to attend the session by emailing procurement@ntphn.org.au. Attendance at the information briefing session is optional and will not affect the outcome of your application.

For any further enquiries, please also reach out to our procurement team via email for assistance.

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