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🚢 PTA260054

CurrentPTA260054Urgency: high
Seen
7 September 2026
Closing
20 October 2026 · Closes Tue, 20 Oct 2026 at 11:00AM Perth, Western Australia
Agency
Public Transport Authority
Regions
Perth Metropolitan

Summary

Contractor sought for water mains upgrade at Matilda Bay ferry terminal to support firefighting services for the METRONET Swan Ferry Expansion.

Tender description

The METRONET on Swan Ferry Service Expansion Project is a Western Australian Government Election Commitment to expand Perth’s ferry network along the Swan River by introducing new electric ferries, building initial terminals at Matilda Bay and Applecross, and creating a new route connecting these locations with Elizabeth Quay. The project aims to improve cross ? river connectivity, support urban development and tourism, and provide a more sustainable public transport option, with additional routes and terminals being explored for the future.

As part of the new ferry terminal design at Matilda Bay the PTA is required to deliver firefighting services. The current pressure tests indicate that the hydrant located in proximity to the site has insufficient pressure however the Water Corporation have provided indicative concept to connect two assets to ensure sufficient pressure and flow on site.

The Contractor will be required to design and construct for the Water Corporation mains upgrade to supply increased pressure and flow to the Matilda Bay ferry terminal site .

Money trail and award details

The buyer is the Public Transport Authority. The original contract value is not publicly available in this record. The procurement method is not specified. Winning/public contractors are not publicly named in this record.

Not publicly named in this record.

Record details

External ID
70437
Public Transport Authority
Nonresidential building construction services - (100%)
public_transport_infrastructurewater_utility_upgradesfire_safety_infrastructuremetronet_projecturban_development_supportenvironmental_sustainabilityregional_connectivity

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