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Sewer pump station Probity Advisor contract awarded

by Michelle Goldsmith
November 18, 2013
in Contracts and tenders awarded, News, Sewage Pumping Stations, Water & wastewater
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Queensland Urban Utilities has awarded the contract for a Probity Advisor for the construction of a sewerage pump station and rising main to BDO.

The contract is estimated to be worth approximately $6,500 and the works that will take place in the suburb of Rosewood in South East Queensland.

The contract was awarded through a selective offer process.

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