ABOUT CAMPBELLTOWN

The City of Campbelltown is located in the outer south-western suburbs of Sydney, 55km from the Sydney Central Business District (CBD).

The Campbelltown Local Government Area (LGA) is bounded by Liverpool LGA to the north, Sutherland Shire to the east, Wollondilly Shire to the south and Camden LGA to the west.

Campbelltown comprises 31,200 hectares of land including 1,189 hectares of protected national park.

We have a major role to play as part of one of the fastest growing regions in Australia and the capital of the Macarthur region.

Campbelltown is where the City meets the bush. On Dharawal land, the natural landscape and setting of the city are some of its greatest assets and represent the foundation of the city's structure and places.

Campbelltown is known as the land between two rivers - the Nepean and Georges and is also where the Cumberland Plain in the west meets the coastal plateau in the east.

The result is a distinctive natural setting of a city in a valley that characterises the place to this day.

We are a diverse and growing community of over 175,000 people. The population is expected to grow to almost 250,000 by 2036. Rich in experience and culture, we come from a wide range of backgrounds. Today, 31% of our residents were born overseas and 62% of people living in Campbelltown have parents who were born overseas.

Campbelltown is poised to lead the next decade of growth in the Macarthur region as it cements itself as a regional hub and cultural heartland. Along with population growth and significant housing development, infrastructure projects and investment will shape the expansion of our city.

The principal service centre of Campbelltown City Council (Council) is located at the Civic Centre in Queen Street, Campbelltown.

SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS

Council invites suitably experienced organisations to submit expressions of interest for the design of the Campbelltown Arts Centre (CAC) expansion project. The Request for Expressions of Interest seeks to attract Australian led design teams to submit an EOI. Council anticipates a minimum of three eligible Responding Organisations will be shortlisted and invited to participate in the Selective Request for Tender.

Council envisages that this will be a two-stage process to secure a Consultant for the Services.

• Stage 1 Expression of Interest
• Stage 2 Selective Request for Tender (RFT)

The Campbelltown Arts Centre expansion project is a part of the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grants (WSIG) Program (formerly known as WestInvest) which is funding transformational infrastructure Projects that will enhance communities throughout Western Sydney.

ONLINE BRIEFING

Attend our online tender briefing on Monday 28 October 2024 at 11.30am AEDT. Please confirm your intention to attend the online briefing by emailing Council's procurement section tenders@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au You will then be provided with the details to join the online briefing.

SCHEDULE

Issue of Select Tender: Late November 2024

Contract Award: February 2025

Date for Completion: February 2028

Please note this timetable is an approximation and is only to be used as a guide.

REGISTRATION TO EOI

You can download the Request for Expression of Interest (RFE) document after registering through the portal in electronic form.

ENQUIRIES

Enquiries prior to purchase of the RFE should be directed to:

Leah Dickson

02 4645 4925

leah.dickson@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au

All enquiries following the download of the RFE should be made via the online forum.