AUSTRALIA · TENDER
SMRC: Monaro Highway (HW19) Segment 1440 + Part 1430 In-situ Stabilisation 2022/23 (TfNSW) Program
The Council is seeking Submissions from appropriately qualified and experienced Tenderers to carry out lime In-situ Stabilisation works on the Monaro Hwy in order to ensure that the roads which are used by the local community and tourists alike are maintained to the required quality and safety standards. This program is carried out in line with Transport for…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- Snowy Monaro Regional Council
- Buyer address
- 81 Commissioner St, Cooma, New South Wales 2630, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 27 Nov 2022
- Closed
- 19 Dec 2022
- Decision
- 08 Jan 2023
- Categories
- Construction & Operation
Summary and scope
The Council is seeking Submissions from appropriately qualified and experienced Tenderers to carry out lime In-situ Stabilisation works on the Monaro Hwy in order to ensure that the roads which are used by the local community and tourists alike are maintained to the required quality and safety standards. This program is carried out in line with Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) requirement for a structural renewal treatment that restores the structural capacity of the flexible pavement, including improving ride quality, and where possible seal width deficiencies. The lime In-situ Stabilisation works required are to be carried out on the Monaro Hwy approx. 900m South of the intersection with The Snowy River Way (Ando) in Segments 1430 and 1440. Total length of the project is 1,410m. The contractor is to provide all necessary equipment, PPE, consumables, electronic devices, tools, operational gears, operators & materials to carry out the works. This contract includes primer sealing and line marking of all patches as required.
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