Adelaide
Local supplier participation is continuing to expand as a major road infrastructure project moves deeper into construction, with more than $2 billion in contracts now awarded to South Australian businesses.
A large-scale battery project has secured its key development approvals and grid connection arrangements and is progressing toward construction, with Balance of Plant procurement creating a near-term pipeline for civil, electrical, earthworks, concrete, drainage, logistics and construction support suppliers.
Full ownership of an established development site is opening a new procurement pathway for energy infrastructure, storage and data centre-related contractors, with the developer now able to consolidate financing, commercial engagement and staged development under one ownership structure.
A major defence construction program is strengthening its delivery capability ahead of a large-scale construction phase, creating a pipeline for contractors and suppliers across civil construction, engineering, logistics, commissioning, digital engineering, quality, training and specialist defence infrastructure.
Construction activity has progressed into a delivery window, creating opportunities for specialist contractors, engineering firms, building suppliers and trade packages as the project transitions from enabling works into major construction.
Contractors and suppliers across heavy civil construction, buildings, mechanical and electrical services, structural steel, manufacturing, defence infrastructure, training facilities and specialist industrial works have an expanded opportunity to position as investment in a nationally significant defence infrastructure program continues to grow.
Contractors across commercial construction, building services, specialist security systems, ICT, fit-out and defence infrastructure have an opportunity to position early as construction commences on a major defence innovation development that will underpin long-term capability growth.
Suppliers across tunnelling, civil construction, electrical systems, mechanical services and professional services are positioned to engage as a large-scale infrastructure project moves into active delivery.
Concept plans for a major transport infrastructure upgrade in Adelaide’s northern growth corridor have been unveiled, providing early visibility of future procurement opportunities and network improvements.
A major industrial and steel manufacturing operation in regional South Australia has progressed into the next stage of its restructuring and transition process, with future upgrade works under consideration.
