The Gold Coast City Council (QLD) is seeking tenders for upgrades of Merrimac West sewerage collection network.
The Principal requires a suitably experienced and resourced contractor to construct both pressurised sewer mains and gravity sewer mains between pump stations W13, W58 and W35 and the Merrimac STP.
Submissions to tender close on 16 October.
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