Perth
A newly issued invited tender is opening the door for building contractors, specialist trades and education-sector subcontractors to position for delivery work on a school upgrade program moving toward construction.
Marine construction, capital dredging and design and construct (D&C) contractors are moving into early positioning as a State transport agency prepares to open expressions of interest for the redevelopment of an ageing bulk trade facility.
Residential builders, fitout contractors, acoustic specialists, landscape contractors and sustainability consultants are entering the delivery pipeline for a multi-storey apartment development in Perth's inner northern transit corridor as the project advances toward building permit and construction.
A head contractor has been appointed to deliver a multi-deck car park supporting a fast-growing activity precinct, opening a subcontractor procurement window as the project moves from planning into delivery.
Civil, structural, mechanical and building services contractors have a new tender-relevant opportunity as a metropolitan health facility expansion moves from early works into full construction.
Builders, concrete and structure contractors, fitout trades, acoustic specialists and affordable housing operators are positioned to engage following state planning approval of a mixed-use residential and commercial development in a Perth inner-south transit corridor, with a four-year construction window now open.
Builders, civil contractors and specialist residential subcontractors are entering the pipeline for a seniors lifestyle village expansion in Perth's south-east corridor, with state planning approval now issued and the project moving toward building permit submission.
Signalling and communications contractors, cable installation specialists, and rail infrastructure subcontractors are entering the delivery window on a WA rail extension project, with a primary contractor awarded and works set to commence immediately.
Civil contractors, facade and glazing subcontractors, and hydraulic services suppliers are among the trades moving into scope following unanimous planning approval for a four-storey, 41-dwelling retirement development in metropolitan WA.
Civil and building contractors across the broader market are the primary target for a $75 million waste precinct entering tender before the end of 2026, with the proponent confirming head contractor appointment is planned for early 2027 and site possession to follow immediately on contract execution.
