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National Broadband Network
16 August 2011
Australia is building one of the largest 'fibre to the home' networks in the world. It is called the National Broadband Network and local suppliers and service providers read more
CSIRO Future Research Vessel
16 August 2011
In May 2009, the Australia Government allocated $120 million for a new ocean - going research vessel to replace the present CSIRO Marine national Facility Research Vessel Southern Surveyor. Teekay Holdings Australia Pty Ltd was awarded the contract in January 2011 to design,  build and commission the new vessel.
 
To register for the Research Vessel Project please click here.
For enquiries please email tony.fielding@teekay.com

Tasmanian Irrigation Schemes
16 August 2011
A total of $220 million has been earmarked by the Tasmanian and the Australian Governments to progress the water developments. There are irrigation projects at various stages in 13 regions of the State. To register for one of these projects or need more informartion please click here.
Petuna Aquaculture Capacity Expansion
16 August 2011
Petuna is currently undertaking a capacity expansion project, that will increase capacity, capability and efficiency at all Petuna operations.
Petuna is proud to actively encourage Australian industry participation in our own industry, where specialist equipment supply is dominated by manufacturers in the Northern hemisphere. We are therefore seeking expressions of interest for participation in the following areas of our expansion;
  • recirculating aquaculture systems
  • marine farm feed systems
  • factory chillers and freezers.
For enquiries please email  kevin.chilman@petuna.com 
Click Here to register 
Redevelopment Royal Hobart Hospital Project
16 August 2011
 Registrations are being taken by the ICN to assist the Redevelopment of the Royal Hobart Hosptial team in mximising local content for the project.  It is valued in excess of $500 million and is the south's biggest committed construction and engineering project.
To register please click here.
 
Tasmanian Irrigation
25 November 2011

Tasmanian Irrigation has established a register of plant and equipment suitable for building infrastructure including dams. Those who are leaving or have left the forestry industry in particular are encouraged to register here giving details pertaining to the plant, equipment and operators they have available that may be of value for dam building.  Tasmanian Irrigation tenders the construction of infrastructure to independent contractors but will make the register available to those tendering and to the successful contractors. Please click here for further information.

Hydro Tasmania
10 January 2012

Hydro Tasmania is seeking Proposals for distribution system support services on the Bass Strait Islands (King and Flinders Islands).

 

Click Here for further information and contact details.
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