Infigen Energy is currently seeking tenders from suitably qualified contractors in the ACT and surrounding regions for the construction of overhead and underground electrical lines for an ACT windfarm.
Contractors are encouraged to list relevant experience in the renewable energy industry.
Submissions close: Wednesday the 20th of August 2014.
For further information or application details see the tender webpage.
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