Far North Queensland
A multi-year energy infrastructure project in Queensland’s Burdekin region, with a projected lifespan of 35 years, is preparing for construction in 2026—presenting near-term procurement opportunities across civil works, high-voltage installations, and site support services.
An $8 billion industrial development in Northern Queensland is set to drive demand for suppliers and service providers across manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
When Dover Castle Metals CEO and managing director Ben Mayo took the stage at the Association of Mining & Exploration Companies (AMEC) WA Investor Briefing in Perth, he didn’t just deliver another run-of-the-mill presentation.
With an estimated CAPEX of AUD 356 million, this Far North Queensland project seeks equipment and service providers for high-purity silica sand production, including port and logistics infrastructure.
A flagship copper project in northern Queensland is progressing towards a final investment decision by the second half of 2024, with production aimed for 2025.
Cairns welcomes the first stage of construction to deliver future water security for the far-north region, reports Projectory.
The Kuranda Range is a key to the Far North’s transportation network with both levels of Governments developing a strategy to help reduce unplanned closures of this road.
A recent approval will see construction of a 300-megawatt battery with four hours storage near Rockhampton, Queensland.
Funding will help make air travel faster and easier for people in North Queensland, connecting families and businesses to the rest of Queensland, the nation and the world.
Last month the Queensland Government announced a masterplan for a Southern Great Barrier Reef island that will focus on community-driven development to create a world-class destination.
