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Civil Construction Tenders in Western Australia

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EMHS – Mount Lawley Hospital (MHL) Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant InstallationIssued by East Metropolitan Health ServiceUNSPSC: Hospital construction service (100%)Briefing/Site visit is mandatory

This tender is for the installation of a Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant at Mount Lawley Hospital in WA. A mandatory briefing/site visit is required. The closing date for submissions is 10 September 2026.

East Metropolitan Health Service
WA
$50K–$500Kindustrial
12 days left

RFT CT2027006 Livestock Marketing Centre: Sheep Loading Ramp Renewal D&C

Wagga Wagga City Council is seeking a Design and Construct (D&C) tender for the renewal of sheep loading ramps at the Livestock Marketing Centre. The existing ramps are old and pose safety risks. The project involves replacing these ramps to improve workplace safety and animal welfare.

Wagga Wagga City Council
WA
$50K–$500Kcivil
14 days left

Yulga Jinna Aboriginal Community – Sewer and Water ExtensionsIssued by Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and AttractionsUNSPSC: Sewer line construction service (50%) , Water main construction service (50%)

This tender is for sewer and water main extensions in the Yulga Jinna Aboriginal Community, WA. The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is the issuing agency. The closing date for submissions is 17 September 2026.

Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
WA
$500K–$5Mcommercial
14 days left

Kalamunda Bus Station UpgradeIssued by Public Transport AuthorityUNSPSC: Nonresidential building construction services (100%)

This tender is for the upgrade of the Kalamunda Bus Station in WA. The project involves non-residential building construction services. The closing date for submissions is 17 September 2026.

Public Transport Authority
WA
$50K–$500Kcivil
19 days left

Removal of Flush Kerbing and Replacement with Trench Drain Wilson Park

City of Belmont is seeking tenders for the removal of existing flush kerbing and its replacement with trench drains at Wilson Park, WA. The tender closes on 22 September 2026.

City of Belmont
WA
$50K–$500Kcivil
26 days left

T15-2026 - Birchley Road Boat Ramp Upgrade

The City of Mandurah is seeking tenders for upgrades to the Birchley Road Boat Ramp. This project involves civil works and is located in WA. The tender closes on 29 September 2026.

City of Mandurah
WA
$5M–$50Mcivil
40 days left

Construction of Sutherland Street Rail Bridge UpgradeIssued by Main Roads Western AustraliaUNSPSC: Bridge construction and repair service (70%) , Railway bridge (15%) , Steel bridges (15%)

Main Roads WA is seeking tenders for the upgrade of the Sutherland Street Rail Bridge. This project involves significant bridge construction and repair services, with a focus on railway and steel bridge elements. Further details on the project timeline and specific requirements should be obtained from the agency.

Main Roads Western Australia
WA

Civil Construction Tenders in Western Australia

Civil construction tenders cover roads, bridges, drainage systems, earthworks, retaining walls, and major infrastructure from federal, state, and council agencies.

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Civil construction tenders cover roads, bridges, drainage systems, earthworks, retaining walls, and major infrastructure from federal, state, and council agencies. Western Australia agencies release these across all tiers — federal, state, and local council — providing steady opportunities for businesses of all sizes.

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