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Home›Business & Finance›BMT to Continue Cooperation with Western Australia’s DoT
Business & Finance

September 10, 2017 · about 9 years ago

BMT to Continue Cooperation with Western Australia’s DoT

BMT is set to continue its relationship with the Western Australia’s Department of Transport (DoT) in an extension contract which will see the company provide program management support for a further three years. “Following a positive review of BMT’s performance, the DoT has extended the contract an

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BMT is set to continue its relationship with the Western Australia’s Department of Transport (DoT) in an extension contract which will see the company provide program management support for a further three years.

“ Following a positive review of BMT’s performance, the DoT has extended the contract and BMT looks forward to continuing to work with DoT on the successful delivery of the maintenance dredging program and meeting the needs of waterway users ,” the company reported.

Tim Green, Director at BMT commented: “ We are delighted to continue our work with the DoT – a relationship that spans almost 20 years. It’s clear from the longevity of the relationship that we’re delivering a comprehensive service that allows the DoT to deliver an effective dredging program.”

With this extension, the company will continue to provide a range of project and environmental management services for the DoT to help deliver its dredging program for facilities covering over 12,000km of Western Australia’s coastline.

These services will range from the early stage review of hydrographic survey data to help assess the maintenance dredging requirements, environmental approval processes right through to managing the project execution and site supervision.

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