Queensland Urban Utilities has awarded a contract for the design and construction of the Fortrose Street rising main land slip long term solution and the Jindalee water main replacement in Kenmore, Queensland.
The contract was awarded to Rob Carr via a selective offer process that received a total of 11 submissions. It is estimated at a value of $12,921,935.
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