Snowy River Shire (NSW) is seeking tenders for water and sewer mains replacement and rehabilitation.
The scope of works will include:
Water: Construction of new mains by means of open trenching.
Sewer: Primarily rehabilitation of existing mains by means of pipe bursting, with some construction of new mains by means of open trenching.
Submissions for this tender close Tuesday 2 December 2014.
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