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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Water management › Water Quantity › Reply To: Water Quantity

08/05/2022 at 10:31 pm #4452
Lucas Nguyen
Participant

    Hi,
    Is Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation currently employing a licensed plumber? By any chance, do they have people who already have plumbing skills?

    For my team’s solution, the cost will be lower if Dawul Wuru could use one of their own people instead of engaging someone else who is not connected with their organisation. Nonetheless, if they don’t have anyone who is a licensed plumber, that will still be ok, because our solution would still be affordable despite the fee from engaging an outside professional.

    Thanks

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