The Department of Primary Industries (NSW) is seeking tenders for the North Waldaira Water Efficiency Scheme (WES). Works include the installation of approximately 63km of high density polyethylene pipes of varying diameters, poly tanks, a steel tank, concrete troughs and pads, a river pump station and associated farm water and domestic non-potable water supply infrastructure.
Submissions to tender close 8 November 2016.
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