Gayndah Swimming Pool Refurbishment
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview North Burnett Regional Council is seeking a contractor to deliver a refurbishment of the Gayndah Municipal Swimming Pool, restoring it as one of the region's premier community recreation facilities. About The Gayndah Municipal Swimming Pool has served residents for more than fifty years and remains an important community asset. Purpose The refurbishment represents an investment in the facility to ensure it continues to support recreational swimming, aquatic education and community wellbeing for many years to come. Objectives Improve the presentation, functionality and durability of the facility Protect the existing asset Reduce future maintenance requirements Scope Refurbishment of the Gayndah Municipal Swimming Pool Contractor Requirements Ability to deliver a refurbishment that demonstrates quality workmanship, practical innovation and long-term value Ability to deliver a finished product that reflects the importance of the facility to the Gayndah community Provision of a high standard of workmanship consistent with modern commercial aquatic facilities
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