AUSTRALIA · TENDER
Fowler Reserve Fish Habitat Restoration - Stage 2
Council are requesting quotations to assist in the implementation of required tasks associated with the fish habitat restoration through resnagging techniques at Fowler Reserve, Wallacia. This project is to align with the timeframes outlined in the RFQ documents. Quotations are invited from suppliers capable of undertaking the following aspects of the projec…
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Key facts
- Buyer
- Penrith City Council
- Buyer address
- 601 High St, Penrith, New South Wales 2750, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 25 Aug 2024
- Closed
- 15 Sept 2024
- Decision
- 28 Sept 2024
- Categories
- Construction & Operation, Environmental & Heritage Services, Horticulture & Arboriculture
Summary and scope
Council are requesting quotations to assist in the implementation of required tasks associated with the fish habitat restoration through resnagging techniques at Fowler Reserve, Wallacia. This project is to align with the timeframes outlined in the RFQ documents. Quotations are invited from suppliers capable of undertaking the following aspects of the project in accordance with the attached and the following requirements. Undertake internally or engage a consultancy service to assist in forming the project concept design and methodology. Specialist fluvial geomorphic advice to ensure resnagging is undertaken in appropriate locations that will not have adverse effects on the local river condition. There is the potential that PCCs habitat improvement focus can be partnered with strategic snag placement to also improve the geomorphology of the Nepean River. Deliverables are required to achieve the project needs: • Project Management & Preparation • Concept Plan & Methodology Habitat infrastructure works. Including constructing access points to the river causing minimal impact, followed by the strategic placement of rootballs and logs on the riverbank following the guidelines outlined in the design concept - effective resnagging techniques. Followed up with rehabilitating where access tracks were made during resnagging and rehabilitating illegal vehicle tracks through the riparian corridor.
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