AUSTRALIA · TENDER

Sale of Surplus Concrete Batching Plant (re-advertised)

The Shire of Wiluna is offering for sale by tender a Tylden Maxi R1 5 cubic metre concrete output sand and aggregate weight batching plant. The plant was purchased new by the Shire of Wiluna from Tylden Equipment Sales, of Kyneton Victoria, in January 2021 at a cost in excess of $100,000. However, changed circumstances mean it is now surplus to the Shire's r…

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Key facts

Buyer
Shire of Wiluna
Buyer address
70 Wotton St, Wiluna, Western Australia 6646, Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
16 Dec 2022
Closed
17 Jan 2023
Decision
30 Jan 2023
Categories
Building Trade, Repairs, Maint., Construction & Operation, Plant & Equipment - Disposal

Summary and scope

The Shire of Wiluna is offering for sale by tender a Tylden Maxi R1 5 cubic metre concrete output sand and aggregate weight batching plant. The plant was purchased new by the Shire of Wiluna from Tylden Equipment Sales, of Kyneton Victoria, in January 2021 at a cost in excess of $100,000. However, changed circumstances mean it is now surplus to the Shire's requirements but remains unused and in as-new condition. This is a skid-mounted portable plant. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a near-new skid-mounted portable concrete batching plant at a favourable price with no lead times incurred while awaiting manufacture and delivery. The successful tenderer shall be responsible for the loading and transportation of the plant from the Wiluna Shire Depot, Wells Street, Wiluna. PLEASE NOTE: All questions are to be directed via VendorPanel.. Contacting the Shire of Wiluna or its staff directly will not get you a response, only questions put through VendorPanel will be responded to. One person has correctly identified the plant is an aggregate and cement weighing system to load a premix truck. The Shire's original intention was to use bulka bags of cement to feed the plant.

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