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Qbuild Seeks Security Maintenance Services

Qbuild Seeks Security Maintenance Services For Central Queensland. Qbuild has gone to tender seeking security and CCTV maintenance services for multiple locations in Central Queensland. There are 3 packages on the table, including QBPMCQ2703 North Central Queensland, QBPMCQ2704 in South Central Queensland and QBPMCQ2705 in West Central Queensland, with maintenance services at each location required […]

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    Qbuild Seeks Security Maintenance Services For Central Queensland.

    Qbuild has gone to tender seeking security and CCTV maintenance services for multiple locations in Central Queensland.

    There are 3 packages on the table, including QBPMCQ2703 North Central Queensland, QBPMCQ2704 in South Central Queensland and QBPMCQ2705 in West Central Queensland, with maintenance services at each location required to “meet the specification”.

    QBuild is the Queensland Government’s builder and builds and maintains government-owned assets such as schools, social housing, police stations and correctional and health facilities in regional and remote areas operating from 20 offices and 32 remote depots.

    This Qbuild Seeks Security Maintenance Services tender closes on May 15 – you can learn more here or read more SEN news here.

    “Qbuild Seeks Security Maintenance Services For Central Queensland.”

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