Expression of Interest (EOI) Telecommunication Facility - Oberon Reserve, Ruse
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview Campbelltown City Council is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the licence of a telecommunications facility located at Oberon Reserve, 1 Oberon Road, Ruse. Scope Licence of a telecommunications facility at Oberon Reserve, 1 Oberon Road, Ruse Instructions to Respondents Offers to licence should address all items detailed in the EOI form, issued with the Information Memorandum. Any EOI lodged after the closing date and time, or lodged incorrectly, may be regarded as late and may not be considered. Respondents are responsible for the safe and confidential delivery of their Expressions of Interest. The Licensor reserves the right not to accept any EOI without limitation and is not obliged to accept EOIs with the highest consideration. The Licensor may, in its absolute discretion, negotiate with any persons who submit an EOI or with any other person with respect to the property and, at any time prior to the signing of binding licences, may withdraw the property. The Licensor is not responsible for any costs or expenses incurred by a prospective Licensee in preparing and lodging an EOI or undertaking any due diligence. The EOI application form is to be completed and lodged, with each application being treated as confidential. Enquiries All communication and enquiries should be addressed in writing to: Contact: Emma Hughes Organisation: Campbelltown City Council Email: leasing@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au
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