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🌿 Provision of Gardening and Landscaping Services for Various Locations in the Pilbara Region
Summary
WA Country Health Service Pilbara awarded a $400k contract for gardening and landscaping services across multiple Pilbara sites to four contractors.
Tender description
The WA Country Health Service Pilbara is seeking offers for the provision of gardening and landscaping services for the following locations on a fortnightly basis: Staff accommodation in South Hedland, Port Hedland and Cooke Point; Hedland Health Campus and Karlarra Residential Aged Care Facility; and Ad hoc gardening and landscaping requirements.
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.
The WA Country Health Service awarded a $400,000 (Estimate) contract via Open Advertisement to Environmental Industries, Indigenous Mining and Marine Services (Indigenous Mining Services Pty Ltd), Portworks (Angel Holdings WA Pty Ltd), and Unicorn Cleaning & Gardening Services Pty Ltd.
Environmental Industries, Indigenous Mining and Marine Services (Indigenous Mining Services Pty Ltd), Portworks (Angel Holdings WA Pty Ltd), Unicorn Cleaning & Gardening Services Pty Ltd
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