Michael Mapstone
Mining services suppliers, earthworks contractors, crushing and materials handling specialists, and infrastructure trades are entering a live procurement window for a new open pit gold mine in Western Australia, with a primary mining contract now awarded and mobilisation targeted for late 2026.
Civil, geotechnical and wind energy supply chain contractors are now in the frame as a large-scale renewable energy project appoints its construction partner and advances ground investigation works.
Civil construction, engineering design and traffic infrastructure contractors are being asked to help shape the procurement pathway for a regional road upgrade, as the delivering authority weighs a collaborative contracting model ahead of construction.
Civil contractors, bridge specialists, and road infrastructure suppliers are entering a live procurement environment as a design and construct contract has been awarded for a major river crossing and road network upgrade.
Civil, electrical and specialist battery installation contractors are in scope as a 150 MW / 600 MWh battery energy storage project advances through the NSW State Significant Development assessment pathway, with an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) now lodged.
Civil, electrical, mechanical and balance-of-plant contractors have immediate exposure as a 215 MW / 963 MWh battery energy storage system enters its construction phase adjacent to an established solar farm in regional New South Wales.
Civil and structural contractors are now in the window to compete for a significant road infrastructure package, with the formal tender process open and a compulsory industry briefing scheduled within days of release.
Builders, fitout contractors, facade specialists, and civil subcontractors are entering the frame as a 51-storey mixed-use tower in inner-metropolitan Sydney clears state planning assessment and moves toward a construction procurement window.
Gas processing, civil, pipeline, mechanical and electrical contractors are now moving into active tender positioning for a major gas processing facility in regional Western Australia, following confirmation that no formal EPA assessment is required.
Civil and mining contractors, dewatering specialists, infrastructure suppliers and camp services operators are now in scope as an open cut and underground gold mining project moves past its environmental referral hurdle and enters a multi-agency approvals sequence.
