2026/27 Queen Street Stage 2+3
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview Greater Hume Council is seeking a contractor for the 2026/27 Queen Street Stage 2+3 project, involving the construction of underground drainage, kerb and channel pavement, and ancillary works. About This project comprises a total of four stages. Stage 1 has been completed. This contract relates to Stage 2 and Stage 3 as shown on the contract drawings. Scope The scope includes: Construction of underground drainage Kerb and channel pavement construction Ancillary works Contractor Requirements Construction must be undertaken in a manner that allows access to local residents and maintains 24-hour traffic flows unless otherwise approved by Council Tender Briefing and Site Inspection A non-compulsory pre-tender meeting will be held on site. Date: Thursday 1st October 2026 Time: 2pm Tenderers may inspect the site at any time, however attendance at the non-compulsory site meeting is encouraged and advised. Instructions to Tenderers Any enquiries during the tender period shall be directed via Tenderlink. Formal questions must be put in writing on the Tender Link forum.
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