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✨ Government Contracts

Ministry of Works and Development—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Works	Successful Tenderer	Amount of Tender Accepted (
Civil Engineering—
Auckland International Airport: foundation piles for car park tower	Blain Building Co. Ltd.	28,278.48
Whirinaki Power Station: construction of machine foundations	Dale Construction & Developments Ltd.	299,230.00
Huntly Power Project: Housing, Baker Block: concrete footpaths, Stage I	G. E. Kettle	27,484.00
R.N.Z.A.F. Base, Ohakea: asphaltic paving of 1000 ft over-run	Manawatu Asphalts Ltd.	117,794.25
Maintenance sealing Wairoa area 1975/76: S.H. 2 and 36	Bitumen Sprayers Ltd.	94,092.20
S.H. 2 and 5: maintenance 1975–76	H. B. Asphalts Ltd.	143,630.10
Resealing 28.25 km: S.H. 2 and 35 Opotiki area	Emoleum (NZ) Ltd.	99,076.00
S.H. 1: Atiamuri bridge: repainting	G. Keyworth Ltd.	25,400.00
Te Kuiti Residency: resealing 1975–76	Waikato Bitumen Co. Ltd.	67,948.58
S.H. 1: restoration and sealing: Clinton area	Fairfield Asphalt Co. Ltd.	45,286.90

Building—||
Kings High School: relocatable woodwork room| Stone Construction Ltd.| 27,168.00
Bream Bay College: S68 single storey block| Jack Guy Ltd.| 84,936.56
Otahuhu Gas Turbine Station extensions: outdoor station foundations| Ascot Construction Co. Ltd.| 40,942.00
Taieri High School: Nelson type Block 13| Mitchell Bros. Builders Ltd.| 79,972.00
Construction of departmental building at Ruatoria| E. A. Forrest Ltd.| 185,809.70
Fabrication of 20 24' × 11' garages at Twizel| Skyline Garage Builders (Tu) Ltd.| 23,430.60
D.S.I.R. Riwaka tobacco research kiln structure, Nelson| A. R. Tuffnell Ltd.| 32,640.00
Southland Girls’ High School: hostel dormitory block| Amalgamated Builders Ltd.| 331,733.00
Temporary office for M.A.F. Soil Research Unit, Palmerston North| G. A. Charles Ltd.| 34,167.00
Departmental Building, Hawera| Boon Bros. Ltd.| 411,064.28

N. C. McLEOD, Commissioner of Works.

New Zealand Government Railways—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Work	Successful Tenderer	Amount of Tender Accepted (
Renewal of Bridge No. 227, N.I.M.T.	Tar Crete Ltd., P.O. Box 395, Te Kuiti.	137,174.32

The notice as printed in New Zealand Gazette, Thursday, 21 August 1975, No. 69, page 1869, is hereby revoked.

T. M. SMALL, General Manager.

New Zealand Government Railways—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Work	Successful Tenderer	Amount of Tender Accepted (
Construction of a new goods shed at Te Puke	A. K. Garrity Ltd., P.O. Box 2063, Tauranga	69,550.97

T. M. SMALL, General Manager.

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