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Street Furniture Australia is an approved supplier for the below contracts. 

Local Government Procurement NSW

LGP308-3: Playgrounds, Open Spaces, Modular Structures, Exterior Lighting, Recreational and Associated Infrastructure 

Street Furniture Australia is an approved supplier of goods and services for Local Government Procurement, which represents NSW councils, not for profit organisations, universities, state government agencies and departments.

Municipal Association of Victoria

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PP4924-2016: Provision of park and playground equipment, open space and recreational infrastructure, outdoor furniture, signage and related products & services

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Municipal Association of Victoria, which represents the state’s 79 councils.

Local Government Association of Tasmania

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PP4924-2016: Provision of park and playground equipment, open space and recreational infrastructure, outdoor furniture, signage and related products & services

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Local Government Association of Tasmania, which represents 29 councils.

Local Government Association of South Australia

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BUS244-0314: Supply of Goods and Services for Open Spaces, Parks, Gardens & Playgrounds

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Local Government Association of South Australia for goods and services for open spaces, parks, gardens and playgrounds.

LocalBuy

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BUS244-0314: Supply of Goods and Services for Open Spaces, Parks, Gardens & Playgrounds

Street Furniture Australia is a LocalBuy supplier of goods and services for open spaces, parks, gardens and playgrounds for local and state government, universities and not-for-profits in Queensland.

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