Clonaig Street Gross Pollutant Trap Upgrade (2026/27)

Overview Bayside City Council is seeking a contractor to construct a new Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) at Francis Street Reserve to complement the existing GPT at Clonaig Street. About Bayside City Council has undertaken a GPT audit which identified that the existing GPT at Clonaig Street is operating under capacity due to the large size of the contributing catchment area. Due to site limitations at the existing GPT location, a new GPT is proposed at Francis Street Reserve. The proposed GPT at Francis Street Reserve will complement the existing GPT at Clonaig Street and improve the overall capacity and effectiveness of pollution prevention within the catchment. Purpose The purpose of this contract is to construct a new Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) at Francis Street Reserve to complement the existing GPT at Clonaig Street. Scope All works shall be undertaken in accordance with the drawings and specifications provided and the contract drawings, specifications and requirements contained within the Request for Tender documentation. The detailed scope of works is contained within Part 3, the Offer Form and the Lump Sum Price Breakdown Table. The scope includes: Construction of a new GPT at Francis Street Reserve Site establishment, demolition, disposal, earthworks, construction and site reinstatement Compliance with all requirements detailed in the Principal Requirements document Provision of As-Constructed drawings upon completion Underground service identification and verification Traffic management and pedestrian management measures Environmental management and site protection measures Occupational health and safety compliance throughout the works Weekly progress reporting to Council Photographic records of each stage of construction, provided weekly to the Project Manager Pre- and post-construction dilapidation surveys Site establishment audits Preparation of Traffic Management Plans Preparation of Emergency Management Procedures Preparation of Risk Management Procedures Daily signage inspections Safe management of pedestrians and traffic Installation of steel fencing around deep excavations Management of utility costs associated with the works Compliance with waste management requirements Participation in site safety audits Instructions to Tenderers The quantities provided in the tender documentation are indicative only and are intended to assist tenderers in preparing their submissions. Tenderers shall undertake their own quantity take-offs from the drawings and specifications and submit tender prices accordingly.