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WA government tenders new this week.
A joint venture between the New South Wales and Victorian Governments that will deliver a $558 million redevelopment of a hospital on the border of the two states had now been signed off and will move towards construction.
The new $64 million export facility at the Port of Burnie has been described as the most important mineral export infrastructure in Tasmania and construction of the key ship-loading infrastructure has commenced.
The Victorian Government is redeveloping a new precinct in Melbourne’s inner north and the tender to deliver the water and wastewater tranche of works has just been put to market – here's what we know.
With the state election done and dusted, construction of a slew of Victorian hospital projects are moving ahead, and now proponents of a hospital expansion project in Melbourne’s east have given Projectory details of the project management tender awarded, while the project director has told Projectory that the tender for the early works contract just released.
A private developer has lodged plans for a 20-storey retirement village in one of the largest developments of its kind on the Gold Coast.
Two steelmaking coal mines are expected to employ over 100 jobs in the heart of the Bowen Basin, with construction due to commence in the new year.
The Queensland Government has proposed a significant upgrade of South Bank to modernise the precinct ahead of the 2032 Olympics.
To cater to this demand rise, BAC is consulting with its airline partners about the shape of a future Terminal 3.
A plan has been revealed for the construction of new electrical infrastructure to support a key industrial area in the Pilbara region of WA.
