Margaret Ambrose
Civil and bridge contractors can now position for low to medium-risk government works valued at up to $50 million, with new companies being accepted into a preferred supply arrangement covering construct-only and design-and-construct procurement.
Residential construction, civil, landscaping and building-services contractors are gaining an earlier procurement signal as plans progress for a multi-building housing development, with the planning submission now advancing and the project moving closer to a future construction window.
Suppliers across civil construction, electrical works, turbine logistics, heavy lifting, road upgrades and construction support are being positioned for future packages as the project progresses toward delivery.
Construction and civil engineering suppliers are now exposed to an active delivery phase on a major road interchange upgrade, with bridge works, ramp construction, earthworks and intersection reconstruction moving ahead under an awarded contractor.
Charging infrastructure contractors, electrical specialists, civil contractors and project delivery firms are now exposed to active construction on the first hub in a planned shared-use heavy vehicle charging network.
A major defence construction program is strengthening its delivery capability ahead of a large-scale construction phase, creating a pipeline for contractors and suppliers across civil construction, engineering, logistics, commissioning, digital engineering, quality, training and specialist defence infrastructure.
Solar and battery delivery is moving into a more procurement-relevant phase, with construction progressing on the generation component and battery works now the next major delivery focus.
Regional suppliers, Traditional Owner and First Nations businesses, social enterprises and small to medium businesses are being positioned for a pipeline of transmission project work packages expected to open during 2026.
Main contractors are being invited to position for Victorian school capital works projects entering tender from September 2026, creating an immediate opportunity for eligible commercial construction firms to secure access to a pipeline of publicly funded work.
Demolition works have commenced on the first two stages of a major mixed-use redevelopment, moving the project into site preparation and creating an emerging pipeline for demolition, civil, construction, retail, commercial and specialist building suppliers.
