Clarence Valley Council (NSW) is seeking tenders for the construction of four PV solar generating systems across various Clarence Valley Council sites.
The council has identified four of its water and sewage facilities where solar generated power could be used to offset mains power usage. A minimum 30kw PV solar generation system at each of the four facilities is required.
Submissions to tender close 19 May at 9.30am.
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