The Durack Institute of Technology, WA is currently seeking offers from suitably qualified contractors for the supply and delivery of filtration units and pumps in order to improve the standard of water quality at the Batavia Coast Maritime Institute (BCMI).
The construction of the BCMI was finalised in late 2006. The BCMI concentrates on aquaculture and marine industry related training. The BCMI uses seawater that is drawn from an intake pipeline that extends into the ocean, and is then stored in a series of tanks before circulation through the BCMI.
Submissions close: 2:30 PM Perth time, Wednesday the 4th of December 2013
Additional information and application details can be found on the tender webpage.
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