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Tenders CHN Tenders and Grants ACT Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Regional Plan Development of the Action, Implementation and Monitoring Plan

In 2025, Capital Health Network (CHN) published the 2025-2030 ACT Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Regional Plan: The Framework (the Framework), which provides the strategic direction for the ACT Government and CHN to work together to improve mental health and suicide prevention in the ACT. The 2025-2030 ACT Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Regional Plan (the Regional Plan) is intended to comprise two parts – part one is the Framework, and part two will be an Action, Implementation and Monitoring Plan (the AIM Plan).

CHN, the ACT’s PHN is seeking to commission a consultant to develop the AIM Plan part of the ACT Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Regional Plan (the Regional Plan).

  • This Request for Quote (RFQ) relates to the development of the AIM Plan in collaboration with CHN’s Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Team.
  • The AIM Plan will build on opportunities identified in the Framework to create a meaningful set of specific, pragmatic and measurable actions that align with the Regional Plan’s Focus Areas.
  • The AIM Plan will guide actions, drive evidence-based service development, and enable further collaboration with local communities to address the gaps and opportunities identified in the Framework.

Important Dates

The RFQ process commences Monday, 18th May 2026.

The closing date and time for this RFQ is 5.00 pm Wednesday, 3rd June 2026.

Questions and request for information close at 5.00 pm Thursday, 28th May 2026. Questions and requests for information must be submitted in writing to tenders@chnact.org.au. 

Additional Information

All applications must be submitted on the Response Form as a pdf to tenders@chnact.org.au. Click here to obtain a copy of the tender documentation.

The Q&As will be posted every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon unless otherwise indicated on the tender documentation.

This Approach to Market is funded utilising Primary Health Network program funding from the Australian Government, Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.