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Tender: stormwater infrastructure renewal

by Jessica Dickers
June 6, 2016
in Maintenance, Open tenders and opportunities, Projects, Stormwater, Water
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Moreton Bay Regional Council (QLD) is seeking tenders for the renewal of multiple stormwater lines throughout the Moreton Bay Region.

Works include:

  • Site set-up and establishment, including traffic control and environmental management
  • Trenching and excavation
  • Removal and disposal of existing stormwater assets
  • Lay and compact bedding material
  • Install stormwater pipes and culverts
  • Install lintels, manholes, catchpits (if required)
  • Install and compact backfill
  • Reinstate pavement, kerbing, turf and associated items
  • Site disestablishment

Submissions to tender close 21 June 2016.

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