Construction and Replacement of Concrete Steps and Steel and Timber Structures at William Bay National Park

### 🏗️ Project Overview The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) is seeking a qualified and experienced contractor for the **Construction and Replacement of Concrete Steps and Steel and Timber Structures** at William Bay National Park, located in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. This project is essential for maintaining safe public access and enhancing visitor infrastructure within the park. ### 📋 Key Requirements and Scope The scope of work involves comprehensive civil and structural tasks, including: - **Removal** of existing dilapidated structures. - **Construction** of new concrete steps and boardwalks. - **Installation** of lookouts and specialized beach access structures. - Utilization of durable materials suitable for coastal environments, specifically steel and timber. ### 📍 Location and Site Inspection The works are situated at **William Bay National Park, Denmark**. While not mandatory, a site inspection is highly recommended to understand the terrain and logistical requirements. Interested parties can arrange a visit by contacting the Project Manager, Jarred Pedro. ### 🎯 Desired Outcomes The primary goal is to deliver high-quality, durable infrastructure that facilitates safe visitor movement while minimizing environmental impact. Bidders must demonstrate expertise in **Specialized public building construction services** and have a proven track record in similar park or coastal environments. ### 🔍 Search Keywords William Bay National Park, DBCA, construction, boardwalk, concrete steps, beach access, timber structures, steel structures, Great Southern WA, public infrastructure, park maintenance.