Provision of Signpost, Guidepost, Bollard, Line and Pavement Marking installation and Removal Services - Mid West-Gascoyne Region
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About this tender
Overview Main Roads Western Australia (WA) is seeking a contractor to undertake the installation and removal of traffic signage, posts, guideposts, bollards, longitudinal line marking, and pavement markings across the Local, State, and Federal road network within the Mid West-Gascoyne Region. Scope The scope includes: Installation and removal of traffic signage Installation and removal of posts and guideposts Installation and removal of bollards Installation of longitudinal line marking Installation of pavement markings Delivery of these services across the Local, State, and Federal road network within the Mid West-Gascoyne Region Enquiries Contractual Name: Joseph Van Herpen Position: Procurement Manager Phone: (08) 93236230 Email: joseph.vanherpen@mainroads.wa.gov.au Technical Name: A'idatun Aman Position: Procurement Coordinator Phone: (08) 99561200 Email: MWG.Procurement.Coordinator@mainroads.wa.gov.au
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