Richard Szabo
Embattled metal projects in Far Northern Queensland will receive a new lease of life after being sold.
Future exploration and development will create work for contractors and suppliers, if a multinational metal producer succeeds in selling its exploration interests in western Queensland.
A $3 billion coal and rail project in Central Queensland, which was last year postponed due to weakening commodities prices and Chinese demand, is now poised for revival.
A project management company overseeing two high-rise residential developments on the Gold Coast worth nearly $200 million will consider appointing contractors.
The managing director of an emerging oil and gas producer is searching for a strategic partner to do early work at an unconventional gas project in the Cooper Basin.
Two metal exploration companies have revived their postponed joint venture (JV) and appointed a contractor at a gold mine in western Queensland.
One of Queensland’s leading contracting and property development businesses has won a $206 million contract for a commercial property project in Brisbane.
Two construction companies have jointly signed an $85.
The project development manager of a leading coal producer has confirmed that contracting opportunities are at least 12 months away at its coal project in Queensland’s Bowen Basin.
An infrastructure project in Far North Queensland has received the green-light for Federal Government funding, bringing it one step closer to commencement.
