Project Details Buffalo River Raw Water Abstraction System
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Augmentation of the Buffalo River raw water abstraction system including the construction of a 1 200mm diameter raw grav ...End of the details preview. Please Log in or Subscribe for ALL the information.
| Public Sector | Classified as: Open Tender |
| East London Region | Timing: July 2018 - July 2019 (12 Months). Extended to November2019. |
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