Mid West
A contract mining services provider has secured a five-year extension to its existing mine services agreement at a large-scale, WA long-life mining operation, pushing its contracted tenure out to 2032.
A large-scale critical minerals development is progressing from pre-feasibility into definitive feasibility, opening a window for mining contractors, process plant suppliers and infrastructure specialists to position ahead of a targeted final investment decision.
An established open pit mine expansion has moved to its formal environmental referral stage, with the operator already holding a current works approval and a suite of prior regulatory clearances in place.
A national building contractor has been appointed to deliver design and construction works across two regional health facilities, moving subcontractor and supply packages closer to market.
A large-scale renewable energy generation and storage project has been formally referred for state environmental assessment, moving it a step closer to a construction-ready position.
A large-scale open pit mine restart has cleared its definitive feasibility study, confirming a pathway toward a formal investment decision and opening supplier exposure across mining, process plant and civil works packages.
Gas processing, civil, pipeline, mechanical and electrical contractors are now moving into active tender positioning for a major gas processing facility in regional Western Australia, following confirmation that no formal EPA assessment is required.
Civil contractors, electrical and mechanical suppliers, and specialist battery systems integrators are entering the early engagement window on an 800MW / 4,800MWh battery energy storage project in WA after the Regional Development Assessment Panel granted development approval.
Civil earthworks, road construction and bulk haulage contractors face a defined run of forward work as a fully funded Mid West iron ore producer advances a private haul road, processing relocation and an expansion that more than doubles output.
A utility-scale wind, solar and battery development in regional Western Australia has cleared its final environmental gate at State level and is now positioning for a federal controlled-action decision, opening a forward view for civil contractors, earthworks crews, transport and heavy-haulage operators, and electrical and balance-of-plant suppliers.
