Construction Projects
A large CBD infill development site on the Gold Coast moves into a competitive market process that will determine future project delivery pathways.
Building and civil contractors, aviation infrastructure specialists and suppliers are entering an early positioning phase as long-term passenger growth planning advances toward delivery.
Civil contractors, residential builders, landscaping specialists, utilities providers and community infrastructure suppliers are positioned to benefit as Development Victoria commences delivery of the Ovata residential development in Melbourne's eastern growth corridor.
Civil contractors, facade and glazing subcontractors, and hydraulic services suppliers are among the trades moving into scope following unanimous planning approval for a four-storey, 41-dwelling retirement development in metropolitan WA.
Building contractors, building services providers, fit-out specialists and facilities management operators are emerging as key beneficiaries as a large-scale residential development moves toward delivery.
Civil contractors, infrastructure suppliers, transport specialists and residential builders are now exposed to active and emerging procurement opportunities as a large-scale housing and infrastructure precinct transitions into delivery.
A 320,000-square-metre former golf course site in metropolitan Sydney is advancing through State Significant Development assessment, with a concept masterplan lodged for a staged logistics, enterprise and public open space precinct carrying a total estimated development cost of approximately $2.
Civil contractors, shed fabricators, and specialist agricultural infrastructure suppliers are exposed on an $89.
A principal construction contractor is now in place for a new 2.
A two-building residential flat development in Western Sydney has received state government consent, positioning builders, structural and civil contractors, facade subcontractors, fitout trades and services suppliers for tender as the proponent moves toward appointing a head contractor.
