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$32m barge landing project on Rottnest Island faces EPA review, delaying approvals and construction start

A $32 million marine infrastructure upgrade in Western Australia is set to create major opportunities for suppliers, pending environmental approvals.

Coastal tourism village advances in South West WA with EPA review completion

A coastal tourism development in South West WA is moving forward, creating supply and service opportunities across construction, infrastructure, and hospitality.

New $25M iron ore mine in WA's Mid West secures preferred contractor for mining operations, with preliminary works underway

A preferred contractor has been named for a new $25 million iron ore mine to be developed in WA’s Mid West region.

Contractor appointed for $49M health facility upgrade in Perth’s northern region, focus on expanding emergency department and enhancing patient services

A contractor has been appointed for the $49 million upgrade of a health facility in Perth.

Tenders issued for the redevelopment of a health facility in Mid West WA, including a new hospital and enhanced emergency care services

Tenders have been called for the redevelopment of a health facility in Mid West WA.

Final Investment Decision approved for major sodium cyanide production facility expansion in WA, boosting capacity and efficiency for the gold mining industry

The expansion of a sodium cyanide production facility in Perth will proceed, following a Final Investment Decision (FID) by the proponent.

Main works contractor chosen for delivery of $28 million health facility project in WA's Goldfields with forward works underway

The main works contract has been awarded for a $28 million health facility in the Goldfields region of WA.

$22M warehouse development approved in Perth’s east, featuring office spaces, car parking and extensive landscaping

A proposal for a $22 million warehouse development in Perth’s east has received a green light from planning authorities.

Submarine cable project advances in Commonwealth Marine Waters, enhancing Australia's connectivity with long-haul, net-zero infrastructure

A major submarine cable installation in Commonwealth Marine Waters is set to drive demand for marine services and specialised equipment, with construction starting in March 2025.

Offshore carbon capture project in Commonwealth Marine Area advances assessment, targeting emissions reduction with multi-billion dollar investment

A major offshore carbon capture initiative in the Commonwealth Marine Area is set to create significant supply opportunities, backed by a multi-billion dollar investment.