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BMT – DoT Partnership Extended

November 4, 2015

 

BMT JFA Consultants, together with sister company BMT Oceanica, subsidiaries of BMT Group (BMT), have announced that the Western Australian Department of Transport (DoT) has taken up the Contract option to extend its current contract for a further two years.
 
BMT will continue to provide a range of project management services for the Department from the early stage review of hydrographic survey data to assess the maintenance dredging requirements, through to the project planning process leading to the management of the project execution and site supervision.
 
Tim Green, Managing Director of BMT JFA Consultants explains: “We are delighted to continue our long-standing relationship with the DoT and look forward to working with the team to further understand its requirements and provide an integrated and comprehensive service the DoT has come to expect of BMT.”
 

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