NSW Public Works seeks to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified contractor for the relocation of 66kV and 11kV overhead power lines at the Riverina water treatment plant in Wagga Wagga.
Submissions close: 9:30AM Sydney time, Tuesday the 4th of March 2014.
For further information or application details see the tender webpage.
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