Tenders from qualified contractors for sludge dewatering services at Cootamundra STP. Mandatory site inspection on 3 November 2026 at 1:30 PM. Tender closes 19 November 2026. Completion within 16 weeks. Liquidated damages $1000/day. Retention 4% or undertaking. Monthly payment claims. Professional indemnity insurance required.
The time for completion is 16 calendar weeks after acceptance of the tender, with sewer mains project completion by 30 April 2027. the time for completion is: 16 calendar weeks after the date of acceptance of the tender.
Payment claims are made monthly, on and after the last business day of each calendar month. Payment by principal within 15 business days after claim served. payment claims are to be made: monthly, on and after the last business day of each calendar month.
Post completion period is 52 calendar weeks. Contractor must make good defects at their own cost. the post completion period, which 52 calendar weeks. starts on the day after the work under the contract reaches completion.
Tenderers must be suitably qualified and experienced contractors. seeking tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the provision of sludge dewatering services.
Liquidated damages rate is **** per day for delay. the rate per day for liquidated **** damages is:
A mandatory site inspection will be held on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 1:30 PM at Cootamundra STP, Turners Lane. a mandatory site inspection will be held as per the details provided in the table below date : tuesday 3 november 2026time : 1: 30 pm
Disputes must be notified within 10 business days after the act or omission. within 10 business days after: a the act or omission or b the expiry of a relevant period specified under clause **** or clause 15. 3, whichever is later, the contractor is to notify the authorised person.
Failure to attend mandatory site inspection may affect tender. Contractor must not subcontract all work without written consent. the contractor must not: a subcontract all the work under the contract or b enter into a single subcontract for the majority of the work under the contract without first obtaining the principals written consent.
