City West Water (VIC) is seeking tenders for secondary water treatment maintenance involving regular and responsive maintenance/servicing of six relatively small water chlorination plants and one carbon dioxide injection unit to ensure on-going, reliable operation; and chlorine spot-dosing of potable water service reservoirs when required.
Submissions to tender close 21 June 2017.
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