The NT Government awarded 29 contracts in the last week to a total of $25.2 million.
In total, 22 contracts worth $24.2 million went to NT-based businesses, and seven contracts totaling $995,126 went to non-local enterprises.
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The NT Government awarded 40 contracts in the last week to a total of $25.9 million. In total, 28 contracts worth $25.5 million went to NT-based businesses, and 12 contracts totaling $471,698 went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 34 contracts in the last week to a total of $10.3 million.
In total, 23 contracts worth $8.9 million went to NT-based businesses, and 11 contracts totaling $2.6 million went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 38 contracts in the last week to a total of $22 million. In total, 30 contracts worth $19.4 million went to NT-based businesses, and eight contracts totaling $2.6 million went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 36 contracts in the last week to a total of $9 million.
In total, 27 contracts worth $7.7 million went to NT-based businesses, and nine contracts totaling $1.2 million went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 23 contracts in the last week to a total of $5.4 million.
In total, 15 contracts worth $4.8 million went to NT-based businesses, and eight contracts totaling $584,639.11 went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 33 contracts in the last week to a total of $28 million. In total, 29 contracts worth $25 million went to NT-based businesses, and four contracts totaling $2 million went to non-local enterprises. See the full summary below: Tender...
The NT Government awarded 34 contracts in the last week to a total of almost $11 million. In total, 27 contracts worth $10 million went to NT-based businesses, and seven contracts totalling $500,000 went to non-local enterprises.
The NT Government awarded 21 contracts in the last week to a total of almost $11 million.
In total, 17 contracts worth $10 million went to NT-based businesses, and four contracts totalling $256,000 went to non-local enterprises.
A former NT Parks superintendent has said the $2.7 million Cavenagh St shade structure’s vines could take 18 years to fully cover the top of it, while the landscape architect whose firm selected the plants said the project was “experimental to some extent”, with the vines still far from covering the structure about seven months past the Territory Government’s forecast timeframe.
From renewed calls for the NT Government’s lack of action on worsening ‘gang violence’ in Alice Springs after a video of a brutal attack made rounds on social media; to a woman stabbed to death in Jingili; and to a missing camper from Alice Springs found dead. This is what the NT Independent reported on cops, crime, and court over the past week. Read them all here:
Thousands of Territorians have been left frustrated after an overwhelming response to the NT Government’s $200 Tourism Vouchers crashed the website.
