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We commission equitable, needs-based health programs, initiatives, and services from a wide range of providers, including Aboriginal community-controlled health services, private general practices, private allied health professionals, not-for-profit companies and other organisations.

Current tender opportunities

Understanding Vaccines and the National Immunisation Program EOI

Seeking expressions of interest from nurses, midwives and AHPs to participate in a fully reimbursed immunisation course on best practice and increasing vaccination access for vulnerable populations.
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Targeted Regional Initiatives for Suicide Prevention (TRISP)

TRISP is a new suicide prevention program that provides $1.26 million in funding for regional suicide prevention initiatives within the NT. This funding will be allocated through an open tender process.
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Family, domestic and sexual violence

NT PHN is offering funding to address FDSV, including child sexual abuse. Any organisation supporting FDSV victims-survivors are encouraged to apply, whether in health or other sectors. Consortium approaches are also welcome.
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Diabetes Education Services for Barkly Region

NT PHN are committed to supporting people to reduce high rates of chronic conditions in the Northern Territory (NT). This tender provides funding for credentialled diabetes educators to work with individuals and communities to address the high rates of chronic conditions in the Barkly region of the NT.
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Past tender opportunities

Early interventions for healthy ageing - EOI

We're inviting requests for tender to deliver early interventions for healthy ageing, slow decline and the ongoing management of chronic conditions in older Territorians.
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Speech pathologist - Anyinginyi EOI

We're seeking qualified and experienced speech pathologists to deliver services as part of the Outreach Health Services Program funded by NT PHN.
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Berry Springs medical clinic - EOI

NT PHN are seeking interested parties who have the capability and capacity to develop and deliver a sustainable model of primary health care service in Berry Springs, working in collaboration with the local community and key stakeholders.
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Applying for tenders

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Eligibility

Read the tender information and familiarise yourself with the conditions. If you need further information, please follow up with the nominated contact in the tender advertisement.

Australian Business Number (ABN)

You must have an ABN to enter into a contract with us. Please include the ABN in your application. You can apply for an ABN at the Australian Business Register website.

Complete forms

Make sure you complete all fields in the application, answer each of the criteria and include all supporting information requested in the tender guidelines.

Apply for tender

Tender applications and supporting documentation should be submitted to us via Tenderlink by the closing time and date indicated in the tender advertisement.

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