Gascoyne
A proposed multipurpose marine facility is moving through formal assessment, opening an early positioning window for civil, marine construction, environmental services and utilities contractors ahead of any construction contracts being let.
Plans to expand an existing salt operation in regional WA have progressed, with a formal environmental assessment not required.
A proposed lithium mining and processing development in regional Western Australia has progressed to formal environmental assessment, signalling movement through the approvals pathway.
A tourism accommodation development in regional WA has progressed after securing planning approval, advancing a project expected to support local opportunities.
A new lithium mining and processing development in regional WA has progressed into environmental review, marking a step toward potential delivery.
Plans for an expansion of an existing salt operation in regional Western Australia have progressed into the assessment stage, signalling potential construction and upgrade activity.
A proposal for a new tourism accommodation development in coastal WA has been granted planning approval, allowing the proponent to move forward with the project’s next delivery stages.
A major new marine infrastructure development proposed for the state's northwest is expected to generate significant opportunities for contractors, dredging specialists, marine engineers and suppliers of maritime construction and environmental services.
A $105 million mining services contract has been awarded for works at a gold copper mine in the Gascoyne region of WA.
A $350 million marine infrastructure development in Exmouth is moving forward with revised plans, opening new opportunities for suppliers in dredging, construction, and utilities.
