The District Council of Tumby Bay is seeking tenders for the construction of a Community Wastewater Management System including collection and treatment for the township of Port Neill in the District Council of Tumby Bay (SA).
Submissions to tender close on 13 July 2015.
AGL’s two-year coal seam gas water irrigation program in Gloucester, NSW has been successfully completed, with more than 50...
Rockhampton Regional Council (QLD) is seeking tenders for the supply and installation of two anoxic mixers at the South...
Darwin Power and Water Corporation (NT) is seeking tenders for the construction of central sewage pump station, gravity and...
Energex has flicked the switch on a $13 million upgrade to the local electricity network which will enhance the...
Australian Pressure Testing Services (APTS) has partnered with Spectrum Nondestructive Testing (NDT) to release technology that will improve high...
The Toowoomba Regional Council, QLD seeks to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified contractor for the manufacture, supply and...
The Western Australian Government has committed $37 million to lower salinity levels at Wellington Dam and expanding irrigation in the...
AGL’s Newcastle Gas Storage Facility (NGSF) at Tomago in New South Wales has delivered its first consignment of liquefied...
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Milwaukee Tool is proud to announce the MX FUEL™ Equipment System. The groundb...
What to look for in a mid-range professional locator August 12, 2020
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What makes the AXIS laser guided microtunnelling system ideal for installing pipelines in urban areas with limited space? August 11, 2020
Installing pipelines in urban areas presents a number of challenges, including a...
Work apart, together with moxa August 10, 2020
As most companies and industries in Australia are transitioning to a remote work...
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