Infrastructure

Sydney-based Adco Constructions has been picked to continue development of the Forrest Hall project, weeks after Jaxon companies entered liquidation.

A rapid swing in momentum in the construction market has toppled businesses, and there are signs more could follow.

Construction of the Byford Rail extension has been approved by the Environmental Protection Authority, while it is not yet clear if an elevated rail option will proceed.

Western Australia’s Fleetwood has been subcontracted for work on a new 1,000-bed quarantine facility in Melbourne.

CIMIC Group’s engineering arm has been contracted by the state government to install a substation at the new Bellevue railcar depot.

State-owned Water Corporation posted an $876 million surplus in the year to June, four years after regulators recommended big cuts to its prices.

Wangara business Ertech has won a $20.4 million contract from the state government to build a new marina at Onslow.

Decmil Group has won a contract from the Victorian government to complete road upgrades at the coastal town of Barwon Heads.

The East Rockingham Waste to Energy project has won a public tender to process residual waste from the Western Metropolitan Regional Council.

Sharper procurement, design, and planning will be important to improve productivity for infrastructure, which has fallen behind other sectors, Infrastructure Australia says.

Mundijong Road and Thomas Road will be among the roads receiving upgrades after the state government announced a $27 million safety program today.

Osborne Park-based Decmil Group has been contracted to build a bridge over BHP’s Yandi rail line and complete road restoration works in the Pilbara.

Perth and its inhabitants would benefit from a more integrated transport network.

Perth contractor Ertech has paid a bumper dividend of $19 million to its employee shareholders while also undertaking a share buy-back that will result in staff becoming majority owners.

Highway Construction and Albem Operations are set to build a major piece of BHP-funded road and rail infrastructure near Port Hedland.

A consortium that includes Perth business Georgiou Group is first in line to build a $165 million train station at Midland, while the company also won a $115 million NSW road contract.

GR Engineering Services’ shares were up 10 per cent this morning when the company posted a significant jump in revenue and earnings.

Local company Highway Construction has been tasked with upgrading a major intersection in Tuart Hill, as part of a $20 million project.

NRW Holdings expects to earn as much as $155 million from operations in the current financial year, while announcing a fully franked final dividend of 5 cents per share.

Two projects in Perth's east are in the pipeline, with Komatsu starting work on a $6 million facility and Aurizon planning an $11.5 million development at its railyard.

ASX-listed contractor Decmil Group has secured new work, including at Fortescue Metals Group’s Cloudbreak mine in the Pilbara.

Work on a $16.9 million upgrade to South Metropolitan TAFE's Mandurah campus has started, with new hospitality and tourism training facilities to open in 2023.

Local shipbuilder Austal has been contracted to deliver a high-speed catamaran vessel for a repeat tourism client operating in French Polynesia.

Aspiring producers Bardoc Gold and TNG have selected Perth-based companies GR Engineering and METS Engineering for work on projects in WA and the Northern Territory.

BHP has contracted the telecommunications arm of ASX-listed Veris to upgrade in-room WiFi at a number of accommodation sites in the Pilbara.

Decmil Group has secured work on a windfarm in NSW, as part of a broader contract awarded to its joint venture with South Australia’s RJE Global.

Perth Airport chief Kevin Brown says he’s not precious about losing the federal government’s purpose-built quarantine facility to Jandakot, as long as the project is expedited.

Decmil Group has settled a dispute with New Zealand’s prisons department in relation to a previous $NZ185 million contract that was terminated.

More than 60 per cent of civil construction businesses believe worker shortages are constraining their ability to deliver contracts, with an estimated 3,900 unfilled jobs.

Belmont-based GenusPlus Group is making its second acquisition since listing on the ASX, having agreed to purchase assets from the administrators of Victoria’s Tandem Corp.

WBHO Infrastructure and Decmil Group have been contracted to complete upgrades at two major highways in Perth.

Regional telecommunications are set for a boost with the announcement of 14 new telecommunications towers jointly funded by the state and federal governments.