Margaret Ambrose
The contract has been awarded for a project that will create five new public spaces at Melbourne's most densely populated suburb.
The head of the water utility company delivering a major Melbourne pipeline project has provided Projectory with details about the expressions of interest stage just opened to appoint a construction company to deliver a major sewer duplication.
The Victorian Government is accepting tenders from construction firms to oversee the building of over 1,000 new residences, in a landmark project that will bolster the construction industry, and address the issue of homelessness in the state – and we’ve been briefed on the details.
A $35 million TAFE expansion in Gippsland is entering into the second phase – and a key contact has told Projectory that the contract has been awarded and reveals that new opportunities are available for local contractors and suppliers.
A new authority has been created to oversee procurement for a major Victorian prison construction project and the first order of business has been to award the primary contract and open up supplier and subcontractor opportunities – we have the details and the key contacts.
Last week we were able to provide details of the new procurement process for a major Melbourne road project, and now Projectory can reveal that new model is now being applied across a raft of major projects – and tell you how you can get a slice of the action.
The contract has been awarded for a key stage of a $200 million Melbourne shopping centre development –it’s a familiar name and they’ve hit the ground running.
The water utility company that caters for the outer western suburbs of Melbourne has opened the tender for a pipeline project that will connect two main systems in this rapidly growing area.
An early works contractor has been appointed for a $115 million Gippsland hospital construction project, with further contractor opportunites available, and the director overseeing the project has filled Projectory in on the details.
Projectory can confirm that the procurement process for a $4 billion Victorian road project has changed, and the project director has told us that the new process favours smaller contractors and how they can get involved.
