Wyangala Waters Holiday Park is seeking tenders for the construction of a new sewer reticulation system and pump stations.
Wyangala Waters Holiday Park is replacing the existing sewer system with a new sewer reticulation system and pump station which includes decommissioning of existing oxidation pond.
The sewer works shall be staged as the sewer will connect into a new sewer treatment plant which is a separate project funded and project managed by Public Works and Office of Water.
Submissions to tender close 14 March 2016.
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