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90001 & 90007 CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROGEN AND RENEWABLE ENERGY HUB AT BOHLE TAFE, 763 INGHAM RD TOWNSVILLE 4818

Issued by Department of Energy and Public Works - QBuild - North Qld

Invitation to Offer

Status:	Awarded
Mega Category:	Building construction and maintenance
Number:	90001BLD1
Released:	Tue, 15 Nov 2022 at 12:00AM Brisbane, Queensland
Closed:	Fri, 9 Dec 2022 at 2:00PM Brisbane, Queensland
Awarded:	Fri, 23 Dec 2022 at 12:00AM Brisbane, Queensland
UNSPSC:	Building and Construction and Maintenance Services - (100%)
Region/s:	Townsville

This Tender has been awarded - please click here to view the Contract details.

THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT, THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND PUBLIC WORKS, QBUILD (THE PRINCIPAL), IS SEEKING PROPOSALS FROM ELIGIBLE PQC 3 CONTRACTORS TO SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR 90001 & 90007 CONSTRUCTION OF HYDROGEN AND RENEWABLE ENERGY HUB AT BOHLE TAFE, 763 INGHAM RD, TOWNSVILLE QLD 4818

Tenderers please note:

Services: Building

Eligible Contractors are required to have a minimum Prequalification (PQC) System Level 3, and must have an office located in the NQ region

Tender documentation for this project is available from the QBuild eTender website at https://etender.hpw.qld.gov.au/
Submissions are to be electronic via the QBuild eTender site.

Where a PQC Level is stated, the Principal is not obliged to provide tender documents, consider or accept a tender unless the tenderer is appropriately registered under the Queensland Government's PQC System for the PQC Level (or higher) and categories for which the tender is invited.

More about tendering here