New South Wales
A grid-connected battery storage development has secured a long-term, government-backed revenue contract and confirmed its technology and delivery partner, materially de-risking the project ahead of construction.
A major innovation and advanced manufacturing facility is moving from design finalisation into construction, opening a fresh window for subcontractor and supply chain engagement.
A new industrial gas processing facility has moved into the public exhibition stage of assessment, opening an early registration window for mechanical, structural, civil, pipeline and electrical contractors ahead of construction packages being released.
Civil, mechanical, electrical and pipeline contractors are being positioned ahead of a two-contract rebuild of critical wastewater pumping infrastructure.
A local government authority has opened tender for construction of a dual-purpose community and emergency evacuation facility, creating near-term work for building contractors, structural specialists and services subcontractors.
A multi-building residential development in Sydney’s north has cleared State assessment with a recommendation for approval, positioning the project to move into builder procurement and construction contracting.
Open tenders this week from the New South Australian.
Civil construction, engineering design and traffic infrastructure contractors are being asked to help shape the procurement pathway for a regional road upgrade, as the delivering authority weighs a collaborative contracting model ahead of construction.
Civil contractors, bridge specialists, and road infrastructure suppliers are entering a live procurement environment as a design and construct contract has been awarded for a major river crossing and road network upgrade.
Civil, electrical and specialist battery installation contractors are in scope as a 150 MW / 600 MWh battery energy storage project advances through the NSW State Significant Development assessment pathway, with an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) now lodged.
