Norfolk Island Kingston Pier Dredging and Pier Remediation Project - The Department is seeking to engage a supplier to deepen and widen the channel seabed adjacent to Kingston Pier at- The Department wishes to engage a suitably qualified supplier to deepen and widen the channel seabed on the approach and adjacent to the Kingston Pier at Norfolk Island, install a navigation aid, and to undertake repairs and strengthening to the sheet pile wall and fendering of the Kingston Pier. The Project is aligned to
Barlil and Cooranga Weir - Main Construction Program - Forward Procurement Notification - On behalf of the Queensland Government, Sunwater is assessing two new weirs aimed at improving regional water security: Barlil Weir on Barambah Creek, north- west of Murgon in the South Burnett region of Queensland, Australia. The project involves construction of a new weir with a spillway width of approximately 50m, and a capacity of 1, 500 megalitres ( ML). Cooranga Weir on the Boyne River, south of Mundubbera in the
Construction of two new weirs: Barlil Weir and Cooranga Weir. Barlil Weir construction, Cooranga Weir construction, road upgrades for access, workforce accommodation camp establishment and operation, enabling works, temporary works, sheet pile supply and installation, concrete works, erosion protection works, earthworks and civil works, fishlock construction and commissioning.
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Sunwater, on behalf of the Queensland Government, is seeking experienced contractors for the construction of Barlil Weir and Cooranga Weir. The project involves constructing new weirs, road upgrades, and workforce accommodation. Contracts are expected to be awarded in December 2026. An Expression of Interest (EOI) process will be used, with shortlisted respondents invited to an Early Tenderer Involvement (ETI) process planned for Q3 2026. Monitor Industry Capability Network and Vendor Panel for updates.
Barlil and Cooranga Weir - Main Construction Program - Forward Procurement Notification - On behalf of the Queensland Government, Sunwater is assessing two new weirs aimed at improving regional water security: Barlil Weir on Barambah Creek, north- west of Murgon in the South Burnett region of Queensland, Australia. The project involves construction of a new weir with a spillway width of approximately 50m, and a capacity of 1, 500 megalitres ( ML). Cooranga Weir on the Boyne River, south of Mundubbera in the
Construction of two new weirs: Barlil Weir and Cooranga Weir. Barlil Weir construction, Cooranga Weir construction, road upgrades for site access, temporary workforce accommodation camp establishment and operation, enabling works, temporary works, sheet pile supply and installation, concrete works, erosion protection works, earthworks and civil works, fishlock construction and commissioning.
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Sunwater, on behalf of the Queensland Government, is seeking experienced contractors for the construction of Barlil Weir and Cooranga Weir. The project involves constructing new weirs with specific capacities and spillway widths, along with associated works such as road upgrades, workforce accommodation, enabling works, sheet piling, concrete works, erosion protection, earthworks, and fishlock construction. Contracts are expected to be awarded in December 2026. An Expression of Interest (EOI) process will be used, with shortlisted respondents invited to an Early Tenderer Involvement (ETI) process planned for Q3 2026. Monitor Industry Capability Network and Vendor Panel for updates. The EOI is anticipated to be released 2 weeks after this notification and will be open for 4 weeks.
SDLAM - Locks 8& 9 - Carrs, Capitts & Bunberoo Works - Construction of; river regulators, fishways, a sheet pile weir and ancillary structures in the Carrs, Capitts and Bunberoo Creek system
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The tender is for the construction of river regulators, fishways, a sheet pile weir, and ancillary structures within the Carrs, Capitts, and Bunberoo creek system. The project is managed by Water Group, part of the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. A mandatory site visit will be held on May 12th or 13th, 2026, and prior to attending, all persons must complete cultural awareness training, including reviewing specific documents and completing an attestation form. The closing date for submissions is June 17th, 2026. The principal contractor must submit monthly safety and environment reports within 7 working days of the month's end to watergroupsafety@dpie. nsw. gov. au.
The bid notice states that the completion date for the project is 18 Dec 2026.
The bid notice states that the evaluation assessment criteria include capability, methodology, organisational capacity, financial capacity, price, experience, risk management, social outcomes, compliance, sustainability, and innovation.
The bid notice states that a compulsory site visit will be held on either May 12th or 13th, 2026. Prior to attending the site visit, all persons must undertake cultural awareness training.
Norfolk Island Kingston PierDredging and Pier Remediation Project - The Department is seeking to engage a supplier to deepen and widen the channel seabed adjacent to Kingston Pier at- The Department wishes to engage a suitably qualified supplier to deepen and widen the channel seabed on the approach and adjacent to the Kingston Pier at Norfolk Island, install a navigation aid, and to undertake repairs and strengthening to the sheet pile wall and fendering of the Kingston Pier. The Project is aligned to
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