Margaret Ambrose

Contract award for construction of $30m Melbourne railway precinct upgrade

The project director of a major Victorian road and rail project has told Projectory that the contract has been awarded to build the $30 million precinct upgrade of an outer-Melbourne railway station.

All systems go for $750m Melbourne market redevelopment

Five years after being given the go-ahead, a private developer is embarking on a $750 million redevelopment of a Melbourne fresh produce market.

Plans submitted for $180m Melbourne hospital expansion

A proposed $180 million Melbourne hospital upgrade is one step closer to becoming a reality, with the council’s submission of a development plan overlay to the planning minister.

Contract awarded for $20m rural Victorian water project

A rural Victorian water provider has awarded a tender to build a 520 megalitre dam, aimed at freeing the region from water restrictions.

Victorian hospital precinct to undergo $65m redevelopment

The redevelopment of a Victorian hospital precinct will bring 100 construction jobs to that city.

Melbourne market set for $250m revamp

One of Melbourne’s landmark markets is set to receive a $250 million upgrade, after receiving state government approval.

Contract awarded for Melbourne water project

A consortium comprising two construction giants has been awarded the contract to deliver engineering, procurement and construction services for water projects in Melbourne over the next three years.

Construction packages available for $586m Hobart hospital project

A key contact at the company overseeing the construction of a major Tasmanian hospital has told Projectory there are available several package of early works associated with the project.

Contract awarded to build $70m regional Victorian cancer centre

The contract has been awarded to a company to build a $70 million Victorian regional cancer centre.

Start date revealed for $40m Tasmanian cable car project

The executive director of a Tasmanian Cableway Company has revealed the timelines for his $30 million development proposal.