Victoria

Tenders Victoria new this week

Victorian government tenders new this week.

Key contract awarded for $500m Victorian hydrogen plant project

A key contract has been awarded for a pilot project that will trial the latest technology to liquefy and transport hydrogen for export from a Victorian port and position Australia as a global leader in hydrogen production.

Tender open for Victorian goldfield land release

The Victorian Government has opened the tender to find suitably experienced and progressive mining companies to mine one or more of four large areas of prospective ground within the North Central Victorian Goldfields area.

New construction details revealed for $10b Melbourne rail project

The head of the new authority created to deliver a $10b stand-alone Melbourne rail project has told Projectory the latest details about construction.

Supplier and contractor opportunities on $200m Melbourne aged care facility project

The construction manager of a $200 million Melbourne aged care facility to be built in a Melbourne bayside suburb has told Projectory that the project will present many opportunities for local suppliers and contractors.

Tenders Victoria new this week

Victorian government tenders new this week.

Opportunities for contractors with ongoing Victorian Government residential construction project

The Victorian Government is assembling a team of construction industry contractors for ongoing work on a program to expand its program of social housing development – and we have all the details on how to get on it.

Opportunity for head contractor to deliver $2b hospital project

An opportunity exists for a suitably qualified project director to oversee construction of a $2 billion new hospital in Melbourne’s west.

Contract awarded for $37m Victorian sporting precinct

A lead contractor has been appointed to deliver a $37 million sporting precinct redevelopment, and Projectory has details about how you can register as a supplier or contractor.

Contractors shortlisted for $300m Melbourne civic development

The head of a $300 million project that will revitalise and modernise the city centre of a large, outer-eastern Melbourne suburb has told Projectory that four companies have now been shortlisted.