SunWater is seeking tenders for the design and construction of a pumpstation control building the Woleebee Creek to Glebe Weir Pipeline Project.
SunWater is preparing for the construction of a 120km water pipeline from Woleebee Creek to Glebe Weir, Central Queensland. Construction is anticipated to commence in March 2013, with completion by February 2014. A Pumpstation Control Building is a critical piece of infrastructure on this pipeline.
For this Request for Offer (RFO) the Offeror shall submit an Offer for the full Design and Construction of the Works and items to be delivered under the Contract. The successful Offeror is responsible for design, interface engineering, supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and Design Documentation for the entire Works.
The tender closes on Thursday, 15 Nov 2012 at 2:00PM Brisbane time. For more information contact Migsi Le Riche (07) 3120 0026, [email protected]
Find Related Companies In The Pump Industry Capability Guide
-
Pump pioneers: Bill Coulter
My pump career began in February 1974 when I joined the Thompsons Byron Jackson Division of BorgWarner. Prior to this,...
-
Tender: sewer pump station switchboards
The Gold Coast City Council (QLD) currently seeks tenders from suitably qualified contractors for the installation of six replacement...
-
Australia’s leading irrigation event
After eight years, the Irrigation Australia International Conference and Exhibition is back to explore the future of irrigation at...
-
Contract awarded: pump station bypass
Queensland Urban Utilities has awarded a contract for the design and construction of pump station bypass trunk sewer augmentations...
-
Sand dredging to combat Mid North Coast erosion
Contractors for the NSW MidCoast Council are halfway through a challenging dredging task, with 60,000 cubic metres of sand...
-
$15M to boost Bourke water security
Four new bores, two pipelines, and pumps have been delivered together with a state-of-the-art water treatment plant, in $15...
-
Windamere-Burrendong water transfer postponed
WaterNSW has delayed a proposed water transfer from Windamere Dam to Burrendong Dam, via the Cudgegong River, until January...
