Jamie Wade
Civil, structural and mechanical contractors have a live tender window on a fully funded mineral processing build in the Pilbara, with package submissions already under review and construction programmed to start within the current quarter.
If you sell into Australia's major projects pipeline and you read budget night looking for fireworks, you came away disappointed.
Forward revenue visibility across Australia's largest listed mining contractors has fallen 16 per cent in six months, and the project owners, suppliers and contractors who read that signal correctly will spend the next 12 months better positioned than those who don't.
A large-scale renewable energy development in Central Queensland is progressing through environmental approvals, with opportunities emerging for contractors and service providers across civil works, electrical infrastructure, environmental management, and transport logistics.
A multi-stage agricultural development in the Northern Territory’s Victoria-Daly region is moving through environmental and regulatory assessment, with potential to open significant supply and contracting opportunities for civil works, agricultural infrastructure, transport, and crop support services.
A new urban subdivision in Perth’s northern corridor is set to unlock procurement opportunities for civil contractors, utility installers, and landscape suppliers, with nearly 15 hectares of greenfield land earmarked for clearing and development just 20 km from the CBD.
The expansion of a coal mine in northern New South Wales has been ruled a “controlled action” under federal environmental law, triggering a full assessment of its potential impacts on threatened species and water resources.
A new large-scale renewable energy development in Western Australia’s Pilbara region is presenting significant opportunities for suppliers and service providers, with the proposed project targeting up to 1,500 MWac of installed generation capacity and an estimated minimum operational life of 50 years.
The latest data from Projectory confirms a significant shift in the volume, value, and maturity of major projects across Australia.
A significant renewable energy project is progressing toward approval in northern New South Wales, with plans to construct and operate a 133 MW alternating current (AC) solar farm and 360 MW battery energy storage system (BESS), providing four hours of storage capacity (1,440 MWh).
