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WHERE IS $1 MILLION JORDAN RIVER RAIL BRIDGE?
The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that work on the urgently needed replacement of the Jordan River Rail Bridge, which is critical for the upgrading of the State’s rail infrastructure, has barely begun despite the awarded tender stating that the period of the contract closes on the 16th of July this year. Greens Shadow Infrastructure spokesperson Tim Morris MP said that the tender for the rebuilding of the bridge is worth $1, 092, 549, that it was awarded in February this year, scheduled to be completed in less than four weeks, but incredibly when asked about the building schedule for the bridge the Infrastructure Minister appeared completely unaware of the current situation. Mr Morris also presented to the Parliament photographs taken this morning, which demonstrate that despite the looming reconstruction deadline, the only evidence of work on site are surveyor pegs and blue circles painted on the ground. “The Minister, Graeme Sturges, could not provide any detail when I questioned today about what is going on with this 1 million dollar plus tender to replace the existing Jordan River Rail Bridge on a new alignment, that is meant to be completed by the 16th of July this year, but on site ...
Tasmanian Greens - Published 2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Data collector surveys lot
Spectra Precision has launched a data collector and field surveyor software for surveying applications including topographic data collection, staking and layout, boundary and cadastre, and comprehensive COGO and roading routines.
Australian Mining - Published 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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Fyfe eyes coal seam gas future
ADELAIDE surveying and engineering group the Fyfe Alliance says it expects the increased interest in coal seam gas to be a boon for the company.
Adelaide Now - Published 1 month ago
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Laserman offers cordless impact screwdriver as well as security clothes
Laserman offers laser measuring instruments and surveying equipment including cordless impact screwdriver, cordless drill, cordless driver, angle finder, humidity meter, rubber tape, power tape and long tape.
Ferret Product - Published 1 month ago
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The Seven-WAN battle: what it means and what's next in the game ...
How did it come to this? That's the first question that comes to mind in surveying the extraordinary general meeting of West Australian Newspaper Holdings in Perth.
The Age - Published 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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Cargonetwork
Cargo Network International (CNI) was established in 1995 to provide a fully integrated international transport service to Australian importers and exporters. The company brings over 20 years&squo experience in this specialised industry, providing our clients a professional integrated logistics management service. TRANSPORTION SERVICES CNI is an Australian-owned company representing some of the largest international transport forwarding organisations available, and providing our customers with one of the most flexible and economical international transport networks available. With offices and agents in all Australian metropolitan and regional cities CNI is able to provide import or export freight services for your consignments door-to-door. CNI provides a wide range of air and ocean freight services to Australian importers. We are also members of the Queensland Chambers of Commerce and Industry group (QCCI), providing a large range of consultative services to Australian importers. CARGO FREIGHT SERVICES We can assist you with the following areas of freight import and export: General cargo consignments Project and charter cargo Door-to-door and port-to-port logistics Over-dimensional and heavy-weight cargo transportation by air and sea Full or Part cargo aircraft and vessel chartering Supply chain management, including induction processing Electronic consignment tracking CUSTOMS QUARANTINE AND TAX CONSULTING Cargo Network International Pty Ltd ...
Mining Technology - Published 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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National pricing
Aldi, the supermarket chain, is introducing national pricing. This is a bold move in the supermarket space. But it makes sense. Lower ad costs, consistency etc. I’ve been surveying newsagents recently and the difference in pricing across 4,600 newsagencies for basic items like A4 pads, envelopes, staples etc is considerable. Even among marketing groups, for [...]
Australian Newsagency Blog - Published 3 months ago
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Empire Oil & Gas (ASX:EGO) Announces The Commencement Of 3 Seismic Surveys ...
Empire Oil & Gas N.L. (ASX: EGO)(PNK: EOLGF) and its joint venture partners in Petroleum Exploration Permits EP 416, EP 432 and EP 389, all located in the onshore Perth Basin, Western Australia, have commenced and completed all the surveying of the seismic lines and line clearing for Terrex Seismic Crew 401 which commenced recording the 50km 2D Wellesley seismic on 30 March 2008 in EP 416. The seismic surveys in EP 432 and EP 389 will follow sequentially.
ABN Newswire - Published 3 months, 1 week ago
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ABEM Instrument
ABEM is a leading worldwide manufacturer of geophysical instruments. In late 1993, Nitro Consult AB (a member of DYNO Nobel Europe) acquired all shares of ABEM. ABEM and Nitro Consult have formed a close partnership, offering first class geophysical and vibration monitoring instruments. TERRALOC MARK 6 Terraloc Mark 6 has a rugged aluminium case that remains completely sealed even during operation. Terraloc produces high quality seismic data no matter how rough the conditions. Terraloc Mark 6 is a high-resolution, multi-channel seismograph with an 18 bit A/D converter and three bit IFP (Instantaneous Floating Point) amplifier (overall resolution is thus 21 bits). Its dynamic range, 126dB, satisfies the most stringent shallow reflection requirements. Terraloc Mark 6 features a maximum sampling rate of 25 microsec, and thus it is ideal for high-resolution refraction and reflection surveys and also for crosshole seismic surveys. ABEM RAS-24 ABEM RAS-24 is a distributed exploration seismograph. It is intended for smaller refraction and reflection surveys where cost, portability and ease of use are essential. The RAS-24 offers 24 channels (12 channels optional) of high performance 24-bit A/D conversion in a small, lightweight package. The advanced RAS-24 system software provides a wide range of features for the most ...
Mining Technology - Published 3 months, 3 weeks ago
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Surveying the field of carnage
Surveying the field of carnage... 07 Mar 2008 07:36 AM
Business Spectator media & internet - Published 4 months ago
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Surveying the world
Surveying the world... 06 Mar 2008 07:36 AM
Business Spectator professional services - Published 4 months ago
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Surveying the carnage - the wounded, maimed and corpses
THE carnage resulting from the fallout in debt and equity markets was strewn all around the market yesterday. Financially devastated companies put their shares into trading halts, the National Australia Bank seized control of Allco shares owned by its principals and the US private equity firm funding Lachlan Murdoch's bid to partner PBL in the privatisation of Australian Consolidated Media got cold feet and walked away.
Brisbane Times - Published 4 months ago
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Gold Aura Ltd (GOA) IP Survey, Anomaly A2, Croydon Zinc Project,
KEY POINTS * Induced polarisation (IP) surveying of the A2 Anomaly in the Croydon Zinc Project area has detected the known (drill intersected) sulphide mineralisation under 120m of sediment cover. This demonstrates that the IP survey technique is effective in detecting sulphide mineralisation beneath the sedimentary cover, significantly reducing the ongoing exploration costs while maintaining result confidence. * The IP results also indicate that the sulphide mineralisation extends further to the east of the area currently drilled.
FCR - Published 4 months ago
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Cracks appear in the monolith
More than 6300 Muslims were interviewed as part of an Australian Research Council project surveying their personal lives
The Australian Higher Education News - Published 4 months, 1 week ago
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Surveying the Allco rumour mill
The half year financials of Allco Finance Group now won't be published today but rather on Monday. The delay presumably is to give the structured finance group's principals, financiers and advisers time to negotiate terms on the sale of some (but probably not all) of the business, to sell some assets, to refinance some debts, or just to buy time to negotiate some or all of these options over time.
TheSheet.com - Published 4 months, 3 weeks ago
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