The Gold Coast City Council (QLD) is seeking tenders to design, supply and install an earth retaining system (sheet piling), dewatering system, and concrete piles to allow for the installation of a new drainage pipeline from Little Tallebudgera Creek to the Gold Coast Highway, Mermaid Beach.
Submissions to tender close 5 July 2017
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