Articulated Water Cart Hire in South Hedland, WA 6722
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Water Cart Hire Rates & Prices Guide
What are typical Water Cart Hire Rates? Water Cart Hire Rates Water Cart (4,000 - 8000L) dry hire rate: $75 - $105 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (4,000 - 8000L) wet hire rate: $155 - $162 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (9,000 - 16,000L) dry hire rate: $85 - $120 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (9,000 - 16,000L) wet hire rate: $125 - $178 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (17,000 - 20,000L) dry hire rate: $112 - $130 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (17,000 - 20,000L) wet hire rate: $172 - $192 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (More than 20,000L) dry hire rate: $140 - $185 + GST Per Hour Water Cart (More than 20,000L) wet hire rate: $195 - $245 + GST Per Hour Nearly all Water Carts are priced exclusive of GST and based on an hourly rate. When looking for the best water cart hire rates, be sure to hire machines that are best meet the requirements for your job to minimise hire costs. While dry hire options are available and highly popular across large commercial sites, specialised licenses are required, making wet hire alternatives a great choice for local projects.
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Tenders called for desalination plant within WA’s $396m Myalup-Wellington project
Tenders have officially been opened for the construction of a desalination plant for a major Western Australian project, the now $396m Myalup-Wellington water project.
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Downer, CPB Contractors Sign $1.25b Contract for METRONET Project
The latest METRONET construction contract has been awarded to NEWest Alliance - a collaboration of CPB Contractors and Downer. The $1.25 billion contract signed yesterday will extend Perth’s rail network 32 kilometres and is the biggest passenger rail expansion in Western Australia since the Mandurah Line’s 70km contract in 2004. The NEWest alliance will construct the Thornlie-Cockburn link and Yanchep Rail extension, with both projects expected to support more than 3,000 jobs. The funding comes from a bundled contract arrangement by the Australian and Western Australian State governments.
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