Request: RFQ1099, RFQ1100 and RFQ1101

Early Tender Advice

Request for Quote: Psychological Therapies in Residential Aged Care
– Country WA, Perth South and Perth North

About this opportunity

The intent of the Residential Aged Care Home Psychological Treatment service is to improve mental health and wellbeing outcomes for residents by addressing current access barriers. It will operate as part of a broader stepped care mental health system and seeks to strengthen integration between aged care, primary care and specialist mental health services.

Older people living in residential aged care homes (RACHs) experience disproportionately high rates of common mental illness, particularly depression and anxiety. Despite this level of need, residents of RACHs face significant and well documented barriers to accessing timely and appropriate mental health care.

In response to this systemic gap, WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) is commissioning in house Psychological Treatment Services for residents of RACHs. These services are designed to improve access to evidence-based mental health care for residents whose needs can be safely and effectively met within a primary care and stepped care framework.

Request briefing

A non-mandatory briefing for all 3 RFQ’s will be held on 9 October 2026, at 11.00am on Microsoft Teams. Please follow the link below to attend the briefing:

  • Join the meeting now
    Meeting ID: 426 495 339 679 886
    Passcode: Sa2Qh2Yz
  • Dial in by phone +61 8 6118 6028,,478038993#
    Phone conference ID: 478 038 993#

Request numbers:

  • Country WA: RFQ1099
  • Perth South: RFQ1100
  • Perth North: RFQ1101

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Anticipated timeframe

At the time of issuing, WAPHA anticipates the following timeframe for the process.

  • Request open to market:
    TBA
  • Tender briefing:
    9 October 2026 – 11am
  • Close date for questions:
    20 October 2026 – 3pm
  • Close date for Submissions:
    TBA

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