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19/03/2021 at 12:31 am #1427
Luke Barbagallo
Keymaster

    Hi Lara,

    Thanks for the question! I’m making a few assumptions when answering your question, chiefly that you’re referring to IBC’s – Intermediate bulk carriers – that generally are around 1000 litres capacity?

    We can confirm this with CfAT, but it’s unlikely that these would be present in remote communities as they generally require a forklift to move on and off of transport. This would not be available at remote range stations and communities.

    What use did you have in mind for the IBC’s?

    Luke

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