The Gold Coast City Council is seeking offers from suitably qualified contractors for the under pressure tapping of water and sewer mains.
The scope of the works will include:
Submissions close: 11:00am Brisbane time on Wednesday November 6, 2013.
More information and application details can be found here.
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