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Tender: wastewater wet well rehabilitation

by Utility Journalist
August 10, 2014
in Maintenance, News, Open tenders and opportunities, Water, Water and Wastewater Treatment
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Logan City Council (QLD) currently seeks tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the rehabilitation and relining of ten existing manholes and relining of six wastewater pump station wet wells.

Location of wet wells:

  • Coral Street SPS 29379 – 39 Coral St Loganlea;
  • Konara Drive SPS 26391 – 4 Konara Drive Loganholme;
  • Tygum Road SPS 27859 – 135 A Tygum Road Waterford West;
  • Hanlon Street SPS 09452 – Between 104 & 108 Tansey Drive Tanah Merah;
  • Lorna Street SPS 28130 – 15 Lorna Street Browns Plains; and
  • Windsong Court SPS 27931 – 1 Windsong Court Hillcrest.

Submissions close: 2:00PM Brisbane time, Tuesday the 26th of August 2014.

For further information or application details see the tender webpage.

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