Margaret Ambrose
It’s a unique Early Contractor Involvement process, but the project director of a $576 million bridge project on the edge of Hobart, has told Projectory how two shortlisted contractors are helping shape the design of the new bridge while vying for the opportunity to construct it.
Parks Victoria, the authority overseeing the redevelopment of an iconic Melbourne pier, has opened the expression of interest stage and the project director has told Projectory they are keen to hear from contractors with relevant expertise and experience.
Victoria’s investment in renewable energy construction project continues with approval granted for a $93 million solar farm near Wangaratta, in the state’s north.
The signing of a significant power purchase agreement has given the green light to a major wind farm project in the south west of Victoria.
The project director of a $530 million regional Victorian rail upgrade project has told Projectory about the announcement of a preferred contractor, and we’ve got details on how you can get involved.
It’s a project estimated will create almost 1,000 jobs during the construction phase, and now the project director has told Projectory what contracts have been awarded and that subcontracting opportunities will become available in the new year.
The first tender has gone to market to appoint a consultant/contractor to help transform an aging TAFE in Melbourne’s inner city into a world-class educational precinct.
The approvals process has begun for a large-scale wind farm, to be located in a remote part of the Waratah Wynyard Council area in Tasmania’s north-west, and the project manager has filled Projectory in on the details.
Two tenders have opened for contractors to contribute to a $542 million hospital redevelopment in one of Victoria’s largest regional cities – and here’s what you need to know.
It’s being called one of the largest early works packs in any infrastructure project in Australia’s history – and the project’s general manager of delivery has told Projectory how subscribers can get in on the action.
