Anticipated Future Opportunity Notice
  • Monitoring and evaluation framework – Tasmania’s 20-year preventive health strategy


Department of Health
Healthcare Services

The Department of Health intends to procure specialist monitoring and evaluation services to develop a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework for The Health Revolution – Our Pathway for Living Well in Tasmania 2026–2046, Tasmania’s 20-year preventive health strategy.

The procurement will have two broad phases: first, development of a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework; and second, implementation of that framework, including baseline data collection, ongoing monitoring, analysis and evaluation.

The framework will connect individual Strategy actions and investments to short, medium and long-term outcomes, with relevant Tasmanian Wellbeing Framework indicators and key population health and health-system outcomes used as headline measures. It will identify appropriate indicators, baselines, data sources and methods to progressively strengthen assessment of the Strategy’s contribution to changes in health, wellbeing and health-system outcomes over time.

A strong focus will also be placed on economic evaluation, including the costs, benefits, avoided costs and return on investment of individual initiatives and the Strategy more broadly. The framework will support consistent evaluation of individual Action Plan initiatives and inform future implementation and investment decisions.

 


This procurement is a covered procurement and is therefore subject to the provisions of one, or several of the Free Trade Agreements listed at the bottom of this page.

State-wide
October 2026
January 2027
January 2032
  • Al Brown
  • Ph: 1800 671 738
 
Email :
  • prevention@health.tas.gov.au
  • N/A
Covered Procurement
  • Australia - United States Free Trade Agreement;
  • Australia - Chile Free Trade Agreement;
  • Korea - Australia Free Trade Agreement;
  • Japan - Australia Free Trade Agreement;
  • Singapore - Australia Free Trade Agreement;
  • Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership;
  • World Trade Organisation - Government Procurement Agreement;
  • Peru - Australia Free Trade Agreement;
  • Australia - Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement; and
  • Australia - United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement

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