Melbourne
Approval has been granted for the construction of a new on-dock rail system, which will be built at the Port of Melbourne, and the port’s CEO has filled Projectory in on procurement details.
People who feel they spend most of their weekends at Bunnings will soon literally be able to do it, with the appointment of a developer to construct the first hotel to be built above a Bunnings super-hardware.
The greenlight has been given to a $1 billion ‘vertical precinct’ that will bring together several properties and change the vista of one of the CBD’s busiest streets.
Construction will begin this month on a $35 million project that will see the expansion of the emergency department of a major hospital in Melbourne’s west, and the newly-appointment builder has given Projectory an update.
If you’re a contractor or supplier in the road construction industry, the Victorian Government wants you to put your hand up to work on the biggest infrastructure project in the state’s history – and the project director has given Projectory all the details.
It’s a $6 billion project to oversee construction of 100 new schools and upgrade more than 1,400 existing ones across Victoria, and the contract has now been awarded for construction of the final four schools – we’ve got the detail about how you can get involved.
Following an expressions of interest stage that saw interest from developers here and overseas, the tender to appoint a firm to deliver a project on a prime site in Melbourne’s CBD has moved to the next stage – a shortlist has been finalised and the director has filled Projectory in on the specifics.
As the Victorian Government races towards its target of removing 75 level crossings across the Melbourne Metropolitan Region, the latest contract to be awarded is one of the biggest.
Work will begin this month on a $160 million shopping centre upgrade that is set to transform a local centre into a Mornington Peninsula tourist and shopping destination – and a builder has just been appointed.
As the Victorian Government edges towards its goal of removing 75 level crossings throughout the Melbourne metropolitan area, the latest deals to be inked will see five more removed in the city’s southeast.
