Procurement

BRHS follows the procurement requirements established by Health Purchasing Victoria (HPV), which align with the Victorian Government Purchasing Board (VGPB) procurement reforms introduced in 2015.

These requirements promote:

• Transparency and accountability
• Probity and fair procurement practices
• Effective planning and procurement analysis
• Value for money
• Fair and equitable opportunities for suppliers

Bairnsdale Regional Health Service has established a Procurement Framework that provides clear guidelines and protocols for all procurement activities. It supports a coordinated and consistent approach to purchasing while creating opportunities for local businesses and suppliers to participate.

Our procurement processes are designed to ensure fairness, transparency, value for money and equitable access to supply opportunities.

Tenders and Procurement

BRHS intermittently invites tenders for a range of goods and services. Current tenders are advertised through appropriate media and listed on this page for information. Relevant tender documentation are also available for download from this page.

Modern Slavery

Bairnsdale Regional Health Service supports the Australian Government’s position on modern slavery. There is no place for modern slavery in our community or within the global supply chains that provide goods and services to Australia.

We are committed to responsible procurement practices and to identifying and addressing modern slavery risks within our supply chains.

For more information about modern slavery, visit the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs – Modern Slavery.

If you are aware of any actual or suspected modern slavery within the Bairnsdale Regional Health supply chain, please notify the Chief Procurement Officer – tenders@brhs.com.au