Meeting business requirements

View the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) contractor requirements and access direct opportunities through the TenderLink portal.

There are many ways to work on and with Inland Rail. Major contracts for the supply of materials, planning and environmental impact statements, signaling and construction works and other services are decided via tenders.

The ARTC is committed to using local suppliers, skills and labour, where possible, and ensuring environmental, community and economic considerations are embedded in the procurement process.

Businesses wanting to work with an Inland Rail contractor or bid for work may require specific certification and are encouraged to seek supplier support from the ARTC on how to prepare.

Indigenous small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and social enterprises can access workshops, presentations and mentoring support through the ARTC Business Capability Development Program.

Becoming a supplier

Depending on the type of work you intend to complete, there are competencies and requirements that suppliers will need to meet in order to become an Inland Rail supplier.

View the ARTC Inland Rail contractor requirements or attend a supplier information session to learn more.

Tenders

ARTC uses the Tenderlink portal to advertise tenders, quotes, expressions of interest (EOIs) and other purchasing requirements to the market.

Create a profile on Tenderlink to see current direct opportunities.

There is no charge for registration.

Connect with other suppliers and businesses

Major contracts and subcontractors are encouraged to promote details of all indirect supply opportunities on the ICN Gateway.

Create a company profile on the ICN Gateway to get involved.