Dial to Gnomon Walking Track Construction
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview This tender is for the construction of a T2 Class (natural) walking track from Mt Dial to Mt Gnomon at Dial Range, Penguin, Tasmania. Scope The scope includes: Construction of a T2 Class (natural) walking track from Mt Dial to Mt Gnomon at Dial Range, Penguin Benching works along the track alignment Rock work associated with track construction Construction of new natural track surface Installation of two timber pedestrian bridges Tender Briefing An industry pre-tender briefing session about this RFT and the procurement will be held as follows: Location: Mt Gnomon carpark, Ironcliffe Rd, Dial Range, Penguin Date and time: 1st of September 2026 at 10am (Hobart time) Persons who wish to attend the briefing session must pre-register with the Contact Officer on or before 31st of August 2026 by 5pm (Hobart time) at jethro.bangay@parks.tas.gov.au. GPS data can be provided upon request. Enquiries Contact: Jethro Bangay, Procurement, Asset and Project Manager, North West Region Email: jethro.bangay@parks.tas.gov.au
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