Holbrook Flood Mitigation Works (Levee 3 and RCBC) Holbrook NSW

Closes in 25 daysSubmission deadline: 02 December 2026, 02:00 PM Australia/Sydney

About this tender

Overview Greater Hume Council is seeking tenders for the Holbrook Flood Mitigation Works (Levee 3 and RCBC) in Holbrook NSW, representing the final stage of the Holbrook Flood Mitigation Project. About Stage 1 of the Holbrook Flood Mitigation Project involved construction of the majority of the levee bank and walls to the east of the township. Scope The scope includes: Construction of Levee 3, involving a gravity earth embankment and construction of a section of concrete cantilever wall Construction of a large multi-cell RCBC (reinforced concrete box culvert) under the southern end of Albury Street Maintaining traffic access on Albury Street during construction, which may involve use of 24-hour traffic signals Keeping Albury Street fully open to traffic during school holidays and the Easter weekend, including the days immediately before and after Carrying out works with minimum disruption to local businesses adjacent to the works area Installation of the RCBC units, which have been ordered by Council and will be available on site at a date to be advised Tender Briefing and Site Inspection A non-compulsory pre-tender meeting will be held on site. Date: Thursday, 12 November 2026 Time: 4pm Status: Non-compulsory Tenderers may inspect the site at any time, however attendance at the site meeting is recommended. Instructions to Tenderers Tender documents may be downloaded, following online registration, from Council's E-Tendering Portal at www.tenderlink.com/greaterhume. All tenders are to be submitted in accordance with the instructions set out in the tender documents and must be completely uploaded into the Electronic Tender Portal Box at Council's E-Tendering Portal at www.tenderlink.com/greaterhume. Enquiries during the tender period should be submitted via the online forum on the E-Tendering Portal at www.tenderlink.com/greaterhume. Canvassing of Councillors or Council staff will disqualify prospective tenderers. Late tenders or tenders received by any other means may not be considered. Enquiries Project Contact: Andrew Walls Email: AWalls@greaterhume.nsw.gov.au

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