Sunshine Coast Council Security Upgrade For Eddie De Vere Refurbishment.
Sunshine Coast Council Security Upgrade – Sunshine Coast Council has released a tender incorporating reconfiguration of security systems as part of internal refurbishment works at the Eddie De Vere Building in Nambour.
The works cover the mezzanine and Levels 1, 2 and 3 of the council facility, which currently accommodates around 200 staff. Security, electrical and data, mechanical and smoke detection systems will be reconfigured across these levels as part of the project.
The tender docs don’t provide further detail on the security works, explain existing security systems or flesh-out the extent of equipment replacement.
The wider refurbishment includes demolition of existing partitions, doors, windows and floor coverings, installation of new partitions, doors and windows on Levels 1 and 3, ceiling grid realignment, a new kitchen and PWD toilet on Level 3, and associated architectural, mechanical, electrical and hydraulic works.
Tender · QueenslandSecurity reconfiguration, Eddie De Vere BuildingCloses 12pm, Tuesday 29 September 2026. Security works form part of a wider internal refurbishment across four levels of a building housing about 200 staff.BuyerSunshine Coast Council
SiteEddie De Vere Building, cnr Currie and Bury Streets, Nambour
LevelsMezzanine and Levels 1, 2 and 3
Security scopeReconfiguration of security systems as part of internal refurbishment
Also reconfiguredElectrical and data, mechanical, and smoke detection
ContractSingle contractor, lump sum, covering materials, plant and labour
StartExpected before the 2026 Christmas break
SourceVendorPanel
Time remaining—Days—Hours—Minutes
A site information session will be held, and no date is published in this article. On tenders like this the session is often the real first deadline. Confirm the date, and whether attendance is a prerequisite, through VendorPanel before you plan around the 29 September close.
The Eddie De Vere Building is on the corner of Currie and Bury Streets in Nambour and remains one of Sunshine Coast Council’s administration and service centres. Council says the facility operates as a hub for council staff, a customer service counter, Local Disaster Coordination Centre and community use through the foyer and Namba Meeting Place.
The building forms part of council’s wider Nambour Centre Activation Project. Early works completed in January 2025 at a cost of $1.05 million created the Namba Meeting Place on the ground floor.
The package
Four services, one refurbishment
Security is one of four services being reconfigured, inside a much larger building programme.
Services reconfiguredAcross four levelsSecurityReconfiguration across the mezzanine and Levels 1, 2 and 3
Electrical and dataReconfigured across the same levels
MechanicalReconfigured across the same levels
Smoke detectionReconfigured across the same levels
The works around themWider refurbishmentDemolition of existing partitions, doors, windows and floor coverings
New partitions, doors and windows on Levels 1 and 3
Ceiling grid realignment
New kitchen and PWD toilet on Level 3
Associated architectural, mechanical, electrical and hydraulic works
Not in the documentationThe existing security systems in the building
The extent of equipment replacement versus reuse
Which levels carry which devices
The date of the site information session
Sunshine Coast Council seeks a single contractor under a lump sum contract covering materials, plant and labour, with work expected to commence before the 2026 Christmas break. This means security installers will be partnering with a primary contractor.
This Sunshine Coast Council Security Upgrade closes at 12pm on September 29, 2026. Note that a site information session will be held – you can learn more about all that here or read more SEN news here.
29Sep 2026
Sunshine Coast Council · TenderDocuments, site session details and submissionFull documentation is on VendorPanel, including the site information session details the article flags but does not date. Submissions close at 12pm Queensland time.Closes 12pm AEST · Queensland does not observe daylight saving “Sunshine Coast Council Security Upgrade For Eddie De Vere Refurbishment.”
