May 29, 2017

Local government supply opportunities

Local government supply opportunities

Supply of bituminous emulsion, carting drinking water and materials recovery services are among the latest batch of local government supply opportunities throughout regional Queensland.

For more information on any of the tenders below visit lgtenderbox.com.au

TYPE COUNCIL TITLE Opening Date Closing Date
Request for Tender Longreach Regional Council Pre-Qualified Supplier – Consultancy Services 26-May-17 19/06/2017
Request for Tender Moreton Bay Regional Council Materials Recovery Facility Services 27-May-17 1/08/2017
Request for Tender Moreton Bay Regional Council Supply and Delivery of One (1) x 25-26Tonne Landfill Compactor and One(1) 36-37 Tonne Landfill Compactor CCR Refurbishment 27-May-17 20/06/2017
Request for Tender Ipswich City Council 10422- Materials Recovery Facility 27-May-17 20/06/2017
Request for Tender Logan City Council RCM/24/2017 Preferred Supplier Arrangement for the Supply and Delivery of Ready Mix Concrete 27-May-17 20/06/2017
Request for Tender Toowoomba Regional Council TR-0393 Preferred Supplier Arrangement for the Transportation of Potable Water 27-May-17 20/06/2017
Request for Tender Toowoomba Regional Council TR-0388 Supply and Delivery of Bulk Bituminous Emulsion 27-May-17 20/06/2017
Request for Tender Council of the City of Gold Coast LG314/621/17/206 Programming Services Gold Coast Cultural Precinct Stage Art Gallery 27-May-17 21/06/2017
Request for Tender Council of the City of Gold Coast LG314/621/17/207 QS Services GCCP Stage Art Gallery 27-May-17 21/06/2017

Data courtesy of Local Buy

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