Margaret Ambrose
Proponents of a tungsten mine in Bass Strait have been determined not to let COVID-19 prevent them from taking advantage of an historically favourable global market – and, as the project’s director told Projectory, thanks to the securing of funding it’s go, go, go.
For months we’ve been telling Projectory subscribers about the anticipated boom in rent to build projects in Melbourne, and as we predicted, the largest project of its kind has just received development approval.
The Victorian Government has awarded the contract to transform a suburban hub in the southeast of Melbourne into a vibrant and integrated mixed-use precinct.
Proponents of a proposed Gippsland wind farm project have appointed a development partner who will be responsible for procurement, and the project director has filled Projectory in on all the details.
The tender has now opened to appoint the design and construct contractor for the next phase of development of an iconic Geelong stadium, and the proponent has given Projectory a look at the scope of work of this important stage.
A local Tasmanian contractor has been selected to deliver a major road project that will deliver a more efficient route for freight vehicles travelling across the north of the island.
Construction of a state-of-the art elite sporting stadium located in Melbourne’s west, is one step closer to commencing after the State Government approved a key planning amendment.
The latest contract awarded in a massive project to remove 75 level crossings throughout the Melbourne metropolitan area has a value of $248 million.
A major national rail project has awarded an $80 million contract to a regional Victorian construction company, and the project director has explained to Projectory what that means for local suppliers and contractors.
Construction of the latest northern Victorian solar farm is expected to commence in the middle of the year, with rumours circulating that it will also become the site of another large-scale battery project.
