Open tenders from Queensland’s 77 councils, read every three hours from VendorPanel’s public feed and from Brisbane’s and Tablelands’ own tender pages. Each tender links to where its council lists it, with its reference and the time this record first saw it.
Far North and Cape · posts tenders on VendorPanel — VendorPanel
10 open tenders, read from VendorPanel’s public feed.
Where this comes from. Most Queensland councils publish their public tenders on VendorPanel. This page reads VendorPanel’s public tenders feed every three hours and keeps the tenders issued by Queensland councils. On the same schedule it reads Brisbane City Council’s current tenders page and Tablelands Regional Council’s tender register. Titles and closing times are as each council publishes them, and each tender links to its listing. That listing, on VendorPanel or the council’s own page, is the authority for closing times and tender documents.
First seen is when this record first saw a tender, not when the council published it. The record started reading VendorPanel directly on 31 October 2026, and Brisbane’s and Tablelands’ pages on 1 November 2026.
Not read yet. 18 councils’ tenders are not read automatically: South Burnett (TenderLink and its site refuse automated reading); Western Downs (Tenders.net); Woorabinda (its own website); Cairns (TenderLink and its site refuse automated reading); Hope Vale (its own website); Lockhart River (its own website); Mapoon (its own website); Napranum (its own website); Northern Peninsula Area (its own website); Torres (its own website); Wujal Wujal (its own website); Burke (its own website); Carpentaria (its own website); Cloncurry (TenderLink and its site refuse automated reading); Doomadgee (where it posts is not confirmed); Richmond (where it posts is not confirmed); Barcoo (its own website); Bulloo (its own website). The council list shows where each one posts.
Sources: VendorPanel public tenders feed (vendorpanel.com.au); Brisbane City Council’s current tenders page (brisbane.qld.gov.au); Tablelands Regional Council’s tender register (trc.qld.gov.au). Council list: the 77 Queensland local governments, grouped by region.