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Gympie Regional Council has opened a tender process for the management of its four aquatic and recreation facilities, the Gympie Aquatic Recreation Centre (Gympie ARC), Goomeri Public Pool, Kandanga Public Pool and Tin Can Bay Public Pool.

Submissions are invited for the operation of the facilities for a five-year period with the potential for the contract to be extended for a further five years at the discretion of the Council.

Tenders can be submitted for all four facilities, or separable portions of one, two or three facilities, with the Council advisiing "there is no limitation on the number of aquatic centres that can be won by an individual Respondent."

The Council will be conducting a site tour of the facilities.

Tenders must be submitted by 18th May.

Click here to view details on the Australasian Leisure Management Tenders page.

Image: The Gympie ARC, currently managed by Belgravia Leisure.

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