Gulgong Tennis Courts Synthetic Surface Upgrades
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About this tender
Overview Mid-Western Regional Council is seeking to engage a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to supply and install a high-quality synthetic grass playing surface and associated works at the Gulgong Tennis Courts. About This project forms the final stage of the redevelopment of three tennis courts that have recently been reconstructed with new concrete bases and drainage infrastructure. Objectives The objective of this project is to transform the currently unusable concrete courts into fully operational tennis courts, increasing the venue's capacity from two playable courts to five. Scope The scope includes: Supply and installation of a high-quality synthetic grass playing surface at the Gulgong Tennis Courts Associated works required to complete the synthetic surface installation Provision of all labour, materials, equipment, supervision, transport, insurances, testing and quality assurance necessary to complete the works Contractor Requirements Suitably qualified and experienced in supplying and installing synthetic grass playing surfaces
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