Dubbo City Council in WA is currently seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified contractors for electricity and telecommunication infrastructure work on a 33 lot residential subdivision.
Applications close: Tuesday the 26th of November, 2013.
For more information or to apply please see the tender webpage.
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