Greater Western Sydney
A large-scale digital infrastructure development has been recommended for approval by the responsible state planning authority, with formal determination now finalised.
A mixed-use residential and retail development has cleared its final planning hurdle, with a state planning department recommending approval and a delegate adopting that recommendation.
A large-scale residential and retail development is progressing through state government assessment, creating an early pipeline of exposure for building contractors, excavation specialists and trade subcontractors.
A high-rise residential and commercial redevelopment has moved into formal state assessment, opening an early engagement window for building contractors and specialist trade suppliers.
Head contractors, subcontractors and specialist trade suppliers have a new near-term entry point into a major health infrastructure redevelopment, with planning approval now confirmed and a delivery partner engaged to finalise design ahead of main works.
A grid-scale battery energy storage project has secured development consent, moving the project from assessment into pre-construction and unlocking near-term work for fire safety consultants, civil and landscaping contractors, and environmental and remediation specialists.
A road upgrade has reached tender award stage, opening a window for civil, utilities and traffic infrastructure contractors to secure early positioning ahead of a multi-year construction program.
Planning consent has been granted for the redevelopment of an established medical research campus, clearing the way for demolition, staged construction and specialist fit-out works to proceed.
A competitive tender process for a Western Sydney acute hospital bed expansion has concluded, with a primary contractor now formally appointed and planning approval confirmed.
A large-scale digital infrastructure development is progressing toward finalised planning consent, with the assessing government department recommending approval subject to conditions.