Manningham City Council (Vic) is seeking consultant services to investigate flood mitigation options for the Melbourne Hill Road catchment in Warrandyte.
The consultancy will be undertaken in two stages involving the identification and preliminary investigation of up to 20 options and variables, and detailed investigation of up to four shortlisted options/variables.
Community engagement is required throughout this project and a presentation of the study findings to residents living within the catchment will be required.
The project also includes the preparation of an IWCM treatment selection guide for use by the council when developing future drainage schemes in peri-urban areas.
Submissions for this tender close Wednesday 19 November 2014.
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