tenders & grants

Country to Coast Queensland (CCQ) commissions health services, programs and initiatives that respond to local needs and improve the health and wellbeing of our communities. Opportunities are informed by community, clinical and stakeholder input and are released through an open and transparent procurement process.

By registering with our TenderLink portal, you’ll be notified as soon as opportunities become available.

Open Opportunities

The following tenders have been released to the market. Eligible organisations can submit applications until the tender closing date and time.

There are currently no open tenders.

Closed Opportunities

The following tenders have been closed to the market. Submitted applications are being evaluated.

Open date 21/08/2025
Closing date & time (AEST) 29/09/2025 12:00 pm
Location Bundaberg Local Government Area (LGA)
Funding type Commissioned service delivery
Program area PHN Multicultural Access Program (MAP)
Background

Country to Coast Queensland (CCQ) has secured $200,000 through the PHN Multicultural Access Program (MAP) for 2025–26 to improve health and wellbeing for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities and has dedicated the funding to focus on the health and wellbeing of PALM scheme workers in Bundaberg.

CCQ invites proposals from qualified providers to:

  • Identify and address health and wellbeing needs of PALM Scheme workers
  • Improve access to primary healthcare for PALM Scheme workers
  • Strengthen cross-sector collaboration and service integration
  • Enhance the disaster and climate resilience of PALM Scheme workers to protect health

Providers should have strong capability in project delivery, co-design with CALD groups, and leading multi-sector health initiatives.

Opportunity Improving the health and wellbeing of PALM Scheme Workers in Bundaberg.
How to apply Tender closed.
Need more information? An industry briefing was held via Microsoft Teams on 3 September 2025 at 12:00-1:00pm (AEST).
Open date 06/08/2025
Closing date & time (AEST) 10/09/2025 12:00 pm
Location Caloundra, Buderim, Gladstone
Funding type Commissioned service delivery
Program area Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (UCC)
Background

The Medicare UCC Program was first funded by the Australian Government in the October 2022–23 Budget. Since the initial announcement to establish 58 Medicare UCCs, the commitment has expanded to 137 UCCs nationally by 2025–26 with the March 2025 announcement of 50 new locations.

Medicare UCCs aim to improve access to urgent care in non-hospital settings by reducing pressure on Emergency Departments and providing patients with access to urgent care services at no cost. These clinics support integration with local health systems and complement general practice.

New locations in the CCQ region include Caloundra, Buderim and Gladstone.

Bulk billing preference: The Australian Government has directed that, where local circumstances allow, Medicare UCCs be co-located with or partnered alongside fully bulk billing general practices. Preference will be given to providers offering full bulk billing, with local bulk billing rates considered during commissioning to help ensure affordable primary care remains accessible.

Opportunity CCQ is seeking capable and experienced general practices to establish and commence urgent care services in the three (3) referenced locations in December 2025. Applicants may apply for one, two or all three locations.
How to apply Tender closed.
Need more information?

An industry briefing was held via Microsoft Teams on the evening of 21 August 2025. A recording is available for viewing on the Tenderlink portal.

For information about established Medicare UCCs in the CCQ region, please visit our community information webpage.

Open date 05/11/2025
Closing date & time (AEST) 28/11/2025 12:00 pm
Location Gympie, Livingstone, North Burnett LGAs
Funding type Commissioned service delivery
Program area Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Primary Health Models
Opportunity Country to Coast Queensland (CCQ) invites general practices in the Gympie, North Burnett, and Livingstone LGAs to apply for the co-design and trial of innovative Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Primary Health Models. One general practice will be selected per LGA to partner in this initiative.
Purpose This opportunity aims to strengthen chronic disease management, enhance patient care coordination, and build the capacity of the local primary healthcare workforce. The initiative responds to the complex needs of individuals living with chronic conditions, addressing physical and mental health, social support, transport, and financial challenges.
Funding and Term

General practices are required to enter into an Agreement for a two-year term. The following funding amounts have been allocated per general practice (one practice per LGA):

  • FY25–26: $96,000 (January to June)
  • FY26–27: $195,333
  • FY27–28: $96,000 (July to December)
Commissioning approach Successful applicants will participate in a co-design session facilitated by CCQ to finalise the MDT model, agree on key performance indicators (KPIs), and establish reporting requirements. This commissioning method reflects CCQ’s commitment to system reform, community consultation, innovation, and flexibility while addressing local service gaps and promoting equity in service design and delivery.
How to apply

Via the 🔗 TenderLink portal

Need more information?

An industry briefing was held via Microsoft Teams on Tuesday, 11 November 2025. A recording is available for viewing on the TenderlLnk portal.

All questions and enquiries relating to the tender process must be submitted via the 🔗 TenderLink portal or via email: ✉️ tenders@c2coast.org.au

Open date 05/11/2025
Closing date & time (AEST) 25/11/2025 12:00 pm
Location e-learning appropriate across CCQ region (Central Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast)
Funding type Goods
Program area Integrated Team Care
Opportunity

Country to Coast Queensland (CCQ) is seeking a provider to develop an online Cultural Competency Training package for the primary care workforce across the Central Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast regions. The training will:

  • Strengthen the cultural competency of GPs, nurses, practice managers, Aboriginal health workers and other primary care professionals.
  • Reflect the unique cultural context of the CCQ region and include local voices and storytelling.
  • Provide an accessible, high-quality learning resource to support ongoing cultural development.

Providers should have demonstrated experience in developing cultural education and interactive e-learning, with strong local cultural knowledge and connections.

How to apply

Via the 🔗 TenderLink portal

Need more information?

An industry briefing was held via Microsoft Teams on Wednesday, 12 November 2025. A recording is available for viewing on the Tenderlink portal.

All questions and enquiries relating to the tender process must be submitted via the 🔗 TenderLink portal or via email: ✉️ tenders@c2coast.org.au

Open date 19/11/2025
Closing date & time (AEST) 08/12/2025 5:00 pm
Location N/A
Funding type Goods
Program area Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Primary Health Models
Scope of work

The successful applicant will work closely with the service provider/s and the program steering committee to:

  • Refine and finalise the program logic
  • Develop and implement a robust evaluation plan
  • Collect and analyse qualitative and quantitative data
  • Deliver mid-term and final evaluation reports
  • Provide recommendations for sustainability and scalability
  • Lead the preparation of one peer-reviewed publication and present findings at relevant conferences.
Opportunity summary Country to Coast Queensland (CCQ) is seeking an experienced evaluation partner to undertake a comprehensive evaluation of the Geriatric Outreach Service: Upskilling the Workforce program in Central Queensland. This 18-month evaluation will assess the program’s process, impact, and outcomes, aligned to the quintuple aim of healthcare and CCQ’s strategic objectives.
Eligibility Organisations with demonstrated experience in healthcare program evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and regional health systems are encouraged to apply.
How to apply

Full tender documentation and submission details are available from the 🔗 TenderLink portal

Need help?

An industry briefing was held via Microsoft Teams on Wednesday, 26 November 2025. A recording is available for viewing on the 🔗 TenderLink portal.

All questions and enquiries relating to the tender process must be submitted via the 🔗 TenderLink portal or via email: ✉️ tenders@c2coast.org.au

All questions and enquiries relating to the tender process must be submitted via the 🔗 TenderLink portal or via email: ✉️ tenders@c2coast.org.au 

Awarded projects and services

The preferred application/s have been accepted and the service contract has been executed. 

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