Margaret Ambrose
The next phase of procurement activity is approaching for a purpose-built residential development, creating potential opportunities for contractors, subcontractors and specialist suppliers across early works, construction delivery and long-term asset services.
A major gold development is progressing through permitting and technical optimisation, creating opportunities for engineering contractors, process plant specialists, civil contractors and mining service providers as the project moves closer to detailed engineering and construction.
A major resources development has progressed from approvals into early construction, creating substantial opportunities for civil contractors, process plant specialists, mining services providers and industrial suppliers as the project advances toward full-scale delivery.
Construction activity is progressing on a large-scale battery storage development, creating opportunities for electrical contractors, civil specialists, energy infrastructure suppliers and balance-of-plant providers as additional delivery stages move forward.
New logistics infrastructure is moving into delivery, creating opportunities for warehouse contractors, industrial suppliers, rail interface specialists and supporting service providers as staged construction progresses.
Construction activity has progressed into a delivery window, creating opportunities for specialist contractors, engineering firms, building suppliers and trade packages as the project transitions from enabling works into major construction.
A proposed large-scale infrastructure development has moved into a commercial progression phase, creating potential future procurement pathways across data centre delivery, electrical infrastructure, renewable generation, storage, civil works and specialist technology.
Contractors and suppliers across healthcare construction, heritage refurbishment, building services, fit-out, landscaping, medical infrastructure and specialist building trades have an opportunity to position as construction commences on a new purpose-built hospice in Northern Tasmania.
Contractors and suppliers across water infrastructure, civil construction, process engineering, mechanical installation, electrical systems, pipelines, instrumentation and treatment technologies have an early opportunity to position as a major recycled water treatment expansion progresses into detailed planning.
Contractors and suppliers across heavy civil construction, buildings, mechanical and electrical services, structural steel, manufacturing, defence infrastructure, training facilities and specialist industrial works have an expanded opportunity to position as investment in a nationally significant defence infrastructure program continues to grow.
