Waste services - Tully Battery Energy Storage System
Tender Overview
About this tender
RWE Tully Battery Holding Australia Pty Ltd is seeking waste services for the Tully Battery Energy Storage System project. The project is located at Sandy Creek Road in Tully, Queensland, within the Cairns & Far North Queensland region. The tender involves provision of skip bins and waste collection and processing services to support the Tully BESS Project.
Frequently asked questions
- The Tully BESS Project is a Battery Energy Storage System project operated by RWE Tully Battery Holding Australia Pty Ltd and located at Sandy Creek Road in Tully, Queensland.
- The project is located at Sandy Creek Road in Tully, within the Cairns & Far North Queensland region of Queensland.
- The project requires provision of skip bins and waste collection and processing services.
- RWE Tully Battery Holding Australia Pty Ltd is the agency responsible for this waste services tender.
- This tender is classified under Waste Management, specifically Bins & Skips and Waste Collection & Processing.
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