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Expression of interest for purchase and removal of timber vessel MV Undine from Paynesville boatyard closes 23 March 2023
Submission of Expression of Interest for MV UNDINE purchase or removal.
Gippsland Ports is seeking expressions of interest for purchase and removal of a 10.7m (35') timber vessel "MV Undine" from the Paynesville boatyard. The vessel was abandoned and removed from the waterway by Gippsland Ports in late 2022. The vessel is currently unseaworthy and in need of repair.
Submit your expressions of interest for purchase or removal of MV UNDINE until 23 March 2023
Submit you EOI
Gippsland Ports will require the purchaser to remove the vessel from the yard once a sale is finalised. If you require access to view the vessel, please contact Paynesville Boatyard on (03) 51566 352 during business hours to arrange a suitable time.
Please send your expressions of interest by close of business on Thursday 23rd March 2023 along with your intended use of the vessel and terms upon which the sale will take place to:
- "EOI MV Undine"
- Gippsland Ports
- PO Box 388
- Bairnsdale, Vic 3875
Or email with subject line "EOI MV Undine" to tenders@gippslandports.vic.gov.au
Pictures from Gippsland Ports website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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