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Tender: HDD water main construction

by Utility Journalist
January 10, 2014
in Civil Construction, News, Open tenders and opportunities, Trenchless technology, Water
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The Cairns Regional Council Water & Waste are inviting tenders for the construction works associated with the installation of a segment of the Northern Beaches Trunk Water Main and Cedar Road Water Mains to be constructed by means of Trenchless Technology (directional drilling).

The scope of works will be limited to the directional drilling components of the Northern Beaches Trunk Water Main and the Cedar Road Water Mains, as a separate early works contract for these projects, and shall include all ancillary works associated with the directional drilling works.

The contractor shall be required to prepare and verify a design solution for the installation of the water mains as part of the D&C contract works.

Submissions close: 4:30pm Brisbane time, Wednesday the 22nd of January, 2014.

For more information and application details please see the tender webpage.

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