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Tender: water main service relocation

by Lauren Cella
April 10, 2017
in News, Open tenders and opportunities, Water
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The Sunshine Coast Regional Council (QLD) is seeking tenders for the relocation of water main services for upgrade works to Aerodrome Road intersection, Maroochydore.

Works include:

  • Supply, installation and connection to existing from new in accordance with current Unitywater and SEQ Water Supply Construction Code
  • Pressure testing, flushing and bacterial sampling
  • Undertake testing and provide test reports and QA documentation, prepare and submit as-constructed data
  • Reinstatement of existing infrastructure to pre-existing or better standards, including, pavements, footpaths, verges, kerb and channels, and driveways
  • Locate and protect all existing services during the works
  • All applications and approvals required by governing bodies and utility providers

Submissions to tender close 17 April 2017.

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