Construction and Installation of BHF Fire Exit Stairs and Platforms
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About this tender
Overview Mid West Ports Authority (MWPA) is inviting suppliers to submit a response for the Construction and Installation of BHF Fire Exit Stairs and Platforms. About The Port of Geraldton is located approximately 430km north of Perth on the northern side of the Point Moore Peninsular (28°46S, 114°36E). The Port includes a 7 berth commercial harbour, tug basin and jetties, as well as a Fishing Boat Harbour (FBH). Facilities are managed by MWPA and have been servicing the midwest as the major seaport of the region since 1840. The latest information on the history of the port, port developments and port operations can be found on MWPA's website: http://www.midwestports.com.au/. Purpose The purpose of this request is to provide a clear understanding of the Port's requirements to enable the selection of a preferred respondent. The request document outlines and refers to the requirements and scope of work to enable competent, capable, and suitably experienced organisations to provide a response for the service. Subject to the outcome of final negotiations, the successful respondent will be engaged for a term to undertake the Construction and Installation of BHF Fire Exit Stairs and Platforms. Scope Construction and installation of BHF fire exit stairs and platforms Site Inspection A site visit will be held for this opportunity. Location: 298 Marine Terrace, Geraldton Date: 18 August 2026 Time: 11:00 AM See Request for Tender document section 1.5. Attendance at the briefing is a pre-requisite to submission and consideration of a bid.
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