Jamie Wade
A revised $76 million marine infrastructure development on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula has entered federal environmental assessment, with dredging, land reclamation, and quay wall construction key to unlocking offshore wind assembly in the state’s Gippsland waters.
A gas infrastructure project in western NSW has entered the federal referral phase, with construction of a new compressor station targeted for Q3 2025.
Construction of a grid-scale renewable energy hub proposed for the Kimberley region of Western Australia is set to create significant opportunities for suppliers and contractors specialising in solar, battery, transmission, and thermal generation infrastructure.
A grid-connected battery storage project in southern New South Wales has entered the federal environmental approvals stage, marking a future source of procurement activity for contractors and service providers in civil construction, power infrastructure, and battery systems.
A high-capacity water infrastructure project planned in Western Australia is set to improve water supply continuity for Mandurah and deliver opportunities for contractors and suppliers across civil, environmental and utility service sectors.
A multi-year infrastructure project in Far North Queensland has reached the federal environmental referral stage, signalling significant near-term procurement opportunities for contractors and suppliers across dredging, civils, environmental remediation, marine infrastructure, and utilities.
BCI Minerals Managing Director David Boshoff used his recent address to the WA Mining Club to provide a detailed progress update on the company’s flagship Mardie Salt and Potash Project in the Pilbara—a $350 million solar evaporation development that is unlocking procurement opportunities for contractors and suppliers across Western Australia.
Vacant industrial land on South Australia’s Lefevre Peninsula will be made available for future industrial use under a multi-utility relocation project currently open for public comment, involving the decommissioning of aboveground transmission infrastructure and realignment of key gas and electricity supply networks.
A multi-billion-dollar water infrastructure project in Queensland’s Wide Bay-Burnett region has entered the early works phase, unlocking immediate opportunities for suppliers of concrete batching equipment, civil works, power systems, and temporary site services.
A proposed mining development in Western Australia’s remote northern Pilbara is shaping up as a major opportunity for contractors and suppliers, with the scope of works spanning everything from heavy earthworks and dewatering systems to renewable energy infrastructure and chemical processing systems.
