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Call for £100m Belfast sewer management job
11:36 11 Dec 2002
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A deal to project manage a £100m upgrading of Belfast's sewer
system is up for grabs.
The Department for Regional Development in Northern Ireland is calling for firms to prequalify for the deal by 15 January 2003.
The scheme includes upgrading 15km of sewers, constructing 10.4km of tunnels, building pumping stations, plus extensive repair projects.
According to MPM Capita, the local project manager handling the scheme for the government, the plan is to cut a longlist of eight down to a shortlist of four groups to pitch for the undertaking.
The winner will emerge in April 2003, with work on site starting in September 2004.
The Department for Regional Development in Northern Ireland is calling for firms to prequalify for the deal by 15 January 2003.
The scheme includes upgrading 15km of sewers, constructing 10.4km of tunnels, building pumping stations, plus extensive repair projects.
According to MPM Capita, the local project manager handling the scheme for the government, the plan is to cut a longlist of eight down to a shortlist of four groups to pitch for the undertaking.
The winner will emerge in April 2003, with work on site starting in September 2004.
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