Closed

Frankston Arts Centre Precinct Bird Deterrent System

Tender ID: 366474

Tender Details

Organisation:
Frankston City Council
Tender #:
2018/19-28  
Status:
Closed
Publish Date:
14 September 2018
Closing Date:
9 October 2018

Tender Description

⁠⁠⁠Frankston City Council is seeking tenders from a Licensed and Fully Insured Bird Control Specialist Company to supply and install a new bird deterrent system at Frankston Arts Centre Precinct. It is mandatory requirement that the new Bird Deterrent System provided must be a system consist of:

* Shock tape
* Eagle Eye Units
* Ultrasonic Units; and
* Physical Barrier

Tender submissions close at 4pm Tuesday 9 October, 2018.

Faxed, hard printed copies will not be considered. Email tenders to tender.box@frankston.vic.gov.au will only be accepted.

Location

Victoria   :   Melbourne  

Category

Building & Facility Construction & Maintenance Services   :   Pest & Termite Control  

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