Moreton Bay Regional Council (QLD) is seeking tenders for drainage upgrade works at Victoria Avenue, Woody Point.
Works include the installation of new underground stormwater infrastructure and the decommissioning and alteration of existing stormwater infrastructure.
Submissions to tender close 17 June 2016.
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Manningham City Council (VIC) is seeking tenders for the construction of the Mullum Mullum Stadium water main extension. Tenders...
A Victorian utility has begun testing a new technology aiming to improve the reliability, efficiency and safety of its...
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Unitywater has announced a tendering opportunity for two major trenchless pipeline projects in Queensland. The two projects include the...
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Filtec has a long and outstanding reputation in New Zealand for providing specia...
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