Sydney
The company heading up construction of a $520 million rail infrastructure project in Sydney is welcoming expressions of interest and says it hopes to be on-site in June.
A contract has been awarded for the delivery of a $520 million piece of rail infrastructure in northern Sydney.
A $148 million sub-contract that will result in local supplier opportunities has been awarded as part of an $870 million Defence Department project in southwest Sydney.
Three groups – made up of 33 companies – have been shortlisted for one of the three major contracts on a $7.
A $30 million State Significant Development proposal to upgrade berthing facilities at a major oil refinery in Sydney has been placed on public exhibition.
A $142 million mixed use development in northern Sydney, which gained planning approval in 2012, has changed hands since that time.
A construction timeframe is yet to be set for an approved $94 million seniors and aged care facility project in Sydney that would offer supplier opportunities.
A senior figure behind a proposed $333 million redevelopment of a Sydney Leagues Club told Projectory he was hopeful opportunities will arise within months.
Planning approval has been granted for the construction of a $47 million hospital building in Sydney.
It is likely to be some time before opportunities arise from a $300 million redevelopment of a prominent Sydney harbourside site.
