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A large-scale Victorian renewable energy development has moved into its main delivery phase, creating a central procurement pathway for civil contractors, electrical specialists, equipment suppliers and regional service businesses ahead of main construction in November 2026.
Commercial builders, civil contractors and building services suppliers have opportunities to pursue work across a Victorian industrial development where two warehouses are under construction and further stages are planned.
Civil contractors, turbine installation specialists, electrical subcontractors and transmission suppliers have opportunities to pursue work as construction progresses across multiple South Australian delivery packages.
Civil and industrial suppliers are moving closer to package opportunities as contractor involvement advances from design and cost planning toward construction.
Contractors are moving closer to a substantial construction opportunity as detailed engineering and delivery planning progress toward early works.
Building contractors and healthcare fitout suppliers and parking infrastructure contractors are moving closer to a new procurement window as a staged hospital expansion progresses.
Turbine supply and installation, balance-of-plant civil works, electrical reticulation, substations, battery storage and oversize heavy haulage are all in scope on a 60-turbine wind farm with co-located battery storage now advancing in northern New South Wales.
Civil, high-voltage electrical, transmission and heavy-haulage contractors have a new 36-month wind build to position for in western Victoria.
Civil contractors, high-voltage electrical installers, transformer and switchgear suppliers, and fire protection and acoustic wall specialists have a new grid-scale battery package to track in eastern Victoria, with construction targeted to start in mid-2027.
A four-stage hyperscale data centre campus in Queensland’s Western Downs is lining up a staged construction program that will run for 4 to 6 years and carry one of the largest building, electrical and civil spends in the regional pipeline.