Margaret Ambrose
Engineering, procurement and construction management contracts have been awarded for two major mining expansion programs, creating an immediate pathway for engineering specialists, technical consultants, equipment suppliers, construction contractors and other businesses able to support a complex underground mining and processing program.
Contractors and suppliers across civil, mining, SMP, electrical, engineering, logistics and site-support disciplines have an immediate opportunity to position for a major mining development, with WIM Resource seeking expressions of interest across a broad range of capability areas.
Contractors and suppliers can now pursue four immediate construction opportunities covering pipeline construction, shore crossing, gas facility construction and civil road and site upgrades.
Expressions of interest are now open across a broad range of construction, engineering, logistics, manufacturing, environmental and specialist service packages, creating immediate entry points for businesses seeking to establish positions in the project's supply chain.
Expressions of interest are now open for a broad range of building, fitout and specialist supply packages, creating an immediate procurement pathway for contractors and suppliers with relevant high-containment, laboratory, commercial construction and specialist services experience.
Construction is now underway on a major residential development, with the principal civil contractor on site and the first homes already attracting strong buyer interest.
Construction is moving into a more procurement-intensive phase, with civil, electrical, mechanical, specialist engineering, logistics, accommodation and field-service suppliers positioned to benefit as multiple work fronts transition from preparation into delivery.
Specialist tunnelling, ground engineering, station construction, rail systems and infrastructure suppliers are gaining new entry points into a large underground rail program, with major works already underway and additional station packages moving through procurement.
A producing uranium operation is moving into a revised multi-year development program, creating potential future exposure for drilling, wellfield construction, process infrastructure, electrical, mechanical, civil and specialist mining contractors.
A revised mixed-use development has re-entered the planning pathway, creating a potential future pipeline for residential construction, retail fit-out, civil works, building services, façade, vertical transport and associated specialist trades.
