5 open demolition tenders from NSW government, councils, and federal agencies
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Browse all →Transport Infrastructure Projects is seeking tenders for upgrades to rest areas in Glen Innes, Glencoe, and Swan Brook, NSW. The scope includes decommissioning existing toilet facilities and installing new ones. The tender closes on 2 June 2026.
NSW Public Works is seeking tenders for upgrades to the Phil Wheaton Oval amenities block. The project includes new changerooms, toilets, accessible carparks, and basic canteen facilities. The tender closes on 9 June 2026.
This tender is for demolition and asbestos removal works at Thurloo Downs National Park in NSW. The contract closes on 12 June 2026.
Supply, install and decommission toilet facilities across three rest areas (Glen Innes, Glencoe, Swan Brook) in NSW's New England region. Tender closes 16 June 2026; no specific work commencement or completion dates are stated in the summary.
NSW Trustee and Guardian is seeking prequalified contractors for waste clearance, disposal, or transport of inventory from customer properties. This is to prepare properties for sale or leasing across NSW. The scheme is open until May 2028.
Demolition tenders cover structural demolition, asbestos removal, site clearance, and decommissioning of public buildings. Require Class A or B demolition licences.
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Demolition tenders cover structural demolition, asbestos removal, site clearance, and decommissioning of public buildings. Require Class A or B demolition licences. New South Wales agencies release these across all tiers — federal, state, and local council — providing steady opportunities for businesses of all sizes.
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