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NBN Co has awarded SA Power Networks a three-year contract to roll out fibre in an area covering about 300,000 premises in Adelaide and regional South Australia. It is the second NBN construction contract for the state. Syntheo was given a two-year contract in November 2011. Meanwhile, a crisis meeting between contractors and Visionstream, the company responsible for the NBN rollout in Tasmania, was to take place Monday afternoon
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NBN Co has awarded SA Power Networks a three-year contract to roll out fibre in an area covering about 300,000 premises in Adelaide and regional South Australia. It is the second NBN construction contract for the state. Syntheo was given a two-year contract in November 2011. Meanwhile, a crisis meeting between contractors and Visionstream, the company responsible for the NBN rollout in Tasmania, was to take place Monday afternoon

(bit.ly/12CBi6y) to determine if installation work continues. Visionstream was attempting to prevent contractors from walking off over cost issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

NBN Co awarded SA Power Networks a three-year contract to roll out fibre in an area covering about 300,000 premises in Adelaide and regional South Australia.

The contract covers roughly 300,000 premises across Adelaide and regional South Australia, according to the article.

No. The article says this is the second NBN construction contract for the state; Syntheo was previously given a two-year contract in November 2011.

Syntheo is mentioned as having been awarded a two-year NBN construction contract in November 2011.

A crisis meeting between contractors and Visionstream — the company responsible for the NBN rollout in Tasmania — was scheduled to determine whether installation work would continue amid cost disputes.

The meeting, set for Monday afternoon, was to determine if installation work in Tasmania would continue, with Visionstream attempting to prevent contractors from walking off over cost issues.

These developments highlight where construction contracts are being awarded and where contractor disputes are occurring — information that signals the pace and continuity of NBN installation work in different regions.

The details appear in the referenced InvestSmart article and the short link included in the report (bit.ly/12CBi6y), which was provided in the article.