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Locks Explained
There are many locks available to compliment our gates, and picking the right one for your project is usually as easy as referencing a door/gate schedule to see what has been specified. If in doubt, please refer to the table below for a list of compatible/recommended locks for various requirements to assist. It is important to note that while many locks are available, the gates are often required to be modified to accomodate the lock, so we will need to know at time of tendering what lock is required to provide accurate pricing. Please see the following list of locks for easy reference of what is available.
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Our Lock Range
Our range of locks and inclusions with certain Gate products
Compatibility Table
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P&C Fencing are APIC Partners with the NSWICC, which is a Formal Partner to the NSW Government and a key stakeholder in supporting Agencies and Contractors to meet their requirements under the APIC Policy
They provide consultancy, advice and facilitation services at all stages of the project lifecycle to assist P&C in meeting its obligations under APIC.
They provide consultancy, advice and facilitation services at all stages of the project lifecycle to assist P&C in meeting its obligations under APIC.
The Aboriginal participation in construction (APIC) policy has been developed to support greater participation by Aboriginal people in government construction projects across NSW.
The aim of the policy is consistent with OCHRE (Opportunity, Choice, Healing, Responsibility and Empowerment), the NSW Governments plan to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people across all sectors of the community.
The aim of the policy is consistent with OCHRE (Opportunity, Choice, Healing, Responsibility and Empowerment), the NSW Governments plan to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people across all sectors of the community.
