Structures Framework 2024

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Lot 1 Civil Works - East, North, South
Lot 2 - Tree and Vegetation Clearance - East, North, South
Lot 3 - Metalwork - East, North, South
Lot 4 - Confined Spaces - East, North, South
Lot 5 - Urgent / Emergency Works - East, North, South

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