AUSTRALIA · TENDER

RFT100398 - P1461 & P1462 Holden and Maribyrnong Dock Fire System Rehabilitation Works

Port of Melbourne is seeking to engage a suitable contractor to undertake rehabilitation works to existing fire safety systems and piping network at Maribyrnong Dock and Holden Dock within Port of Melbourne. The works aim to improve the firefighting system performance, operability, fire incident risk management and to extend the life of the fire system asset…

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Key facts

Buyer
Port of Melbourne
Buyer address
389 Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
11 May 2023
Closed
16 Jun 2023
Decision
13 Jul 2023
Categories
Building Trade, Repairs, Maint., Construction & Operation, Fire & Safety, Marine Transp. Products & Services, Water & Sewage

Summary and scope

Port of Melbourne is seeking to engage a suitable contractor to undertake rehabilitation works to existing fire safety systems and piping network at Maribyrnong Dock and Holden Dock within Port of Melbourne. The works aim to improve the firefighting system performance, operability, fire incident risk management and to extend the life of the fire system assets. The scope of works is described in detail in the provided Tender documents and Drawings and generally includes, but is not limited to: Replacement of the egress passageway deluge systems pipework and nozzles Full replacement of underdeck deluge systems at Maribyrnong Dock and partial replacement at Holden Dock, including replacement of pipe supports Installation of new water spray nozzles at both docks, including the underdeck, egress passageways and foam tower protection Repair of paint coatings where required at both docks to minimize the risk of external corrosion.

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