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WA Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development HQ Seeks Building Access Safety Systems

Western Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is inviting tenders seeking an access control and security solution for its headquarters. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is committed to building vibrant regions with strong economies through jobs growth, economic growth and capable people. In partnership with the Regional Development Portfolio the Department […]

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    Western Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is inviting tenders seeking an access control and security solution for its headquarters.

    The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is committed to building vibrant regions with strong economies through jobs growth, economic growth and capable people. In partnership with the Regional Development Portfolio the Department is responsible for the effective planning, coordination and delivery of the State Government’s regional development agenda.

    This includes the management of the Royalties for Regions investment program and maintaining effective relationships with key partners across government, industry and the community. There’s a link here but note that this tender is by invitation.

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