Emu Bank Retaining Wall: Detailed Design And Superintendency
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About this tender
Overview The City and Environment Directorate (ACT) is seeking a supplier to provide detailed design and construction phase services for the rectification of the Emu Bank retaining wall and active travel path. Scope The scope includes: Detailed design services for the rectification of the Emu Bank retaining wall and active travel path Construction phase services, including superintendency, for the rectification works Instructions to Tenderers This request includes confidential information. Suppliers are advised that there are two tender boxes as follows: 39095-DOC-301 39095-RFT-301 All tenderers must note that the Confidentiality Deed in 39095-DOC-301 must be completed and submitted via email to TendersACT@act.gov.au to gain access to the confidential documents contained in tender box 39095-RFT-301. Enquiries Contact: Tenders ACT Team (Enquiries) Phone: +61 (02) 62079000 Email: tendersact@act.gov.au
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