Richard Szabo

Tender process begins for $1.1b infrastructure upgrade in southeast Queensland

Expressions of interest (EOIs) have been called for a $1.

Planning begins for $1b redevelopment in Central Queensland

Early planning is underway for a $1 billion property project in Central Queensland.

Construction underway at $150m infrastructure developments in metropolitan Queensland

Work has begun on infrastructure construction projects worth up to $150 million in Queensland’s metropolitan area.

Bids being shortlisted for $110m infrastructure project in metropolitan Queensland

Expressions of interest (EOIs) are being shortlisted for a $110 million marine infrastructure upgrade in Queensland’s metropolitan area.

Court upholds environmental approvals for $6b mining project in Central Queensland

The proponent behind a $6 billion resource development in Queensland’s Galilee Basin has received a judicial vote of confidence.

Controversial foreign-backed $2b infrastructure project revised in southeast Queensland

An Asia-backed $2 billion marine infrastructure development has been forced to go back to the drawing board in southeast Queensland.

Regulatory approval brings $896m mining project closer to commencement in southern Queensland

An $896 million resource development in southern Queensland has secured draft regulatory approval, bringing it one step closer to procurement.

Registrations of interest will be called soon for $348m defence project in metropolitan Queensland

Sub-contractors and suppliers will be invited to register their interest for a $348 million defence development in Queensland’s metropolitan area.

Construction underway on infrastructure upgrade for $1b development in southeast Queensland

A leading infrastructure construction and engineering company has started work on a public private partnership (PPP) project that is a key part of a $1 billion property project in southeast Queensland.

Preferred EPC contractor named for US$849.8m resource project in Central Queensland

A global engineering and project management company has been selected as the preferred engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor for a US$849.