The A36-002 Boeing Business Jet B737-700IGW was delivered in 2002 as part of a Special Purpose Aircraft fleet, operated by No. 34 Squadron from Defence Establishment Fairbairn in Australia.
The aircraft is equipped with seating, a meeting room, workspaces, and advanced communication facilities to support its role in directing operations for the Australian Air Force.
Fuselage of a Boeing 737-700IGW Commercial Airliner, with a strengthened rear section
Centre-section, wing (with winglets) and landing gear of a 737-800
Transported VIPs Including; King Charles, Prime Minister Julia Gilliard
Review, complete and submit the Response Form, Declaration by Respondent, Deed of Confidentiality, Data Pack Deed of Confidentiality and Draft Security Deed via AusTender website here. The Commonwealth will assess your request, if approved you will be provided with a username and password to view/ download accordingly. The Commonwealth will arrange your physical or online attendance for set inspection/ industry days.
Request For Submission Closes: 15:00 (AEST) | Wednesday 19 August 2026
Attendance for the Industry Day/ Inspection held at Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage (APAS) in Alice Springs, Northern Territory AUSTRALIA are strictly by Invitation ONLY. The invitation is a requirement upon entry. Respondents are limited to two representatives and must provide the proposed representatives at least 3 days prior to the Industry Day directed to the Contact Officer. The Commonwealth will assess the nomination requests, if approved you will be provided with written confirmation.
To request a Personal Video Inspection/ Conference please inform the Contact Officer.
Industry Day: Thursday 6 August 2026
In order to complete the EOI you will need to complete a request for Submission Declaration, a Response Form and complete the Lodgement here.
Upon receiving the EOI a vetting process will determine your acceptance to participate in the Closed Auction.
A link to create an account with our auctioneers Pickles will be provided so you can participate in the Closed Auction of the Australian Ex-Military Boeing Business Jets.
The Online Closed Auction will occur over a 7 days period, on dates to be confirmed.
How to Bid: Manually place your bids in real time, or set your maximum bid and let the system bid automatically on your behalf.
Auction Extension: If a bid is placed within the final 10 minutes of the auction, the closing time will automatically extend by 10 minutes from the time of that bid. This process will continue until no further bids are received for 10 consecutive minutes, at which point the highest bidder will be declared the winner.
Payment: The successful bidder is required to pay a deposit equal to 10% of the total amount payable within 5 days of the conclusion of the auction. The remaining balance must be paid in full within 14 days of the conclusion of the auction.
The total amount payable by the auction winner will be the winning bid amount plus a buyer's premium of 3% of the winning bid. The highest bidder at the close of the auction will be issued an invoice for the total amount due.
Title Transfer: Ownership and collection rights will only transfer to the successful bidder once full payment has been received, a zero-balance invoice has been issued by the auctioneer, and all Conditions of Sale have been satisfied, including the execution of a Storage Agreement with Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage (APAS) and a Security Deed granting the Commonwealth a security interest in the asset(s), together with consent to register that interest on both the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) and the International Registry.
The auction winner(s) will not be permitted to collect the asset(s) until the title transfer has been completed and the execution of a Storage Agreement with Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage (APAS) has been provided.
