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Tender: sewer pump station construction

by Utility Journalist
August 28, 2017
in Open tenders and opportunities, Pumps, Water and Wastewater Treatment
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Fraser Coast Regional Council (QLD) is seeking tenders to construct a new sewer pump station on Woods Rd, Nikenbah close to the junction with Chapel Rd.

Works include:

  • Supply all labour, materials and equipment
  • Construct 3.6m diameter eight meter deep concrete reinforced wet well, including vent pole and associated structure
  • Install 1.8 mdiameter overflow MH & DN450 OPVC overflow pipework
  • Install two gravity main 1.2m diameter MH’s including approx. 30m of DN450 GRP connection pipework
  • Install all in-ground, cast-in and above ground DICL pipework, fittings and valves for the new sewer pump station (SPS95) discharge and inlet pipework
  • Undertake all earthworks and re-instatement including concrete driveway, security fence and permanent drainage features
  • Acceptance testing of all works to WSA requirements

Submissions to tender close 14 September 2017.

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