Working with QBuild FAQ
- How do I obtain work with QBuild?
- Where are tender opportunities advertised?
- Do I have to register in all regions to obtain work?
- Why must I provide a copy of my bank deposit slip when I have written the details on the form?
- What are QBuild's payment terms?
- Do I need to provide Workcover insurance if I have no employees?
How do I obtain work with QBuild?
In to work with QBuild, you must first be a registered Contractor, Supplier of Goods or Consultant.
Where are tender opportunities advertised?
Tender opportunities are advertised in the Government tender section of each Wednesday's Courier-Mail and in various regional newspapers. Tender opportunities are also listed on the Queensland Government's e-tender website.
What is prequalification?
Any building industry contractor seeking to undertake government building projects valued at more than $250,000 or any building industry consultant seeking to undertake consultancies associated with government building projects valued at more than $30,000 must first become appropriately registered on the whole-of-government Prequalification (PQC) System. Prequalification involves the completion of an application and involves self-assessment against the prequalification criteria of experience, systems, people and business together with statutory and referee checks undertaken by the Department.
To access further Queensland building industry and prequalification (PQC) information and forms visit the PQC site.Do I have to register in all regions to obtain work?
No. When completing your Application for Registration form, simply indicate which regions you would like to work with. If you are already registered and wish to work in other regions as well, please notify your local regional QBuild Procurement Manager in writing.
What are QBuild's payment terms?
QBuild's payment terms for Suppliers of Goods are 30 days from the receipt of an appropriately completed tax invoice. For BSA-licensed contractors, the payments period is 21 days.
Do I need to provide Workcover insurance if I have no employees?
No. However, if you are self-employed it is recommended that you arrange personal injury insurance for your own protection.