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Atherton Road / Atkinson Street Intersection - Traffic Signal & Civil Construction Works

City of Monash is seeking tenders for traffic signal and civil construction works at the Atherton Road / Atkinson Street intersection. The project involves upgrading traffic signals and associated civil works. Further details on the project timeline and specific requirements should be obtained from the agency.

City of Monash
VIC
21 days left

Cowwarr Weir Switchboard Electrical Upgrades

Southern Rural Water
VIC
$500K–$5Mother
23 days left

Parks and Playground Equipment and Associated Products and Services (MAV-PP892-27)

This is a panel tender for the supply and installation of playground equipment, and associated products and services across Victoria. The contract is open for applications until 25 September 2026, with potential for ongoing supply and maintenance.

Municipal Association of Victoria
VIC

Electrical Tenders in Victoria

Electrical tenders from government bodies span maintenance works, switchboard upgrades, LED lighting, solar installations, and new building fit-outs. Require licensed electrical contractors and relevant safety accreditations.

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How do I find electrical tenders in Victoria?

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What types of electrical contracts are available from Victorian government?

Electrical tenders from government bodies span maintenance works, switchboard upgrades, LED lighting, solar installations, and new building fit-outs. Require licensed electrical contractors and relevant safety accreditations. Victoria agencies release these across all tiers — federal, state, and local council — providing steady opportunities for businesses of all sizes.

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