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🚧 Supply and Install fencing - Collie Mumballup Road
Summary
WA Main Roads awarded a $103k fencing contract for Collie Mumballup Road widening to Donnybrook Rural Fencing via restricted tender.
Tender description
Supply and install fencing and gateways associated with the land acquisition of properties along Collie Mumballup Road on the in accordance with the fencing diagrams and new boundary pegs. It is essential that fencing installation completed by August 2020 to make way for the scheduled road widening works.
Money trail and award details
This record appears to be a panel, common-use arrangement or standing offer. Its value is shown as an estimated arrangement value, not ordinary spend to one supplier.
Main Roads Western Australia awarded an estimated $103,133 contract via Restricted Tender to Donnybrook Rural Fencing (BLAZLO PTY LTD).
Donnybrook Rural Fencing (BLAZLO PTY LTD)
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