Flooding at Little Horse Creek Bridge

Construction
Snapshot
QUARTER 4
2023
Northern Territory
GOVERNMENT REGIONS
Table of Contents
Guidance................................................................................................................................................... 4
IN CONSTRUCTION
Territory Wide..................................................................................................................................... 5
Central Australia ................................................................................................................................. 8
Barkly ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Big Rivers .......................................................................................................................................... 16
East Arnhem ..................................................................................................................................... 23
Top End ............................................................................................................................................. 27
Palmerston and Litchfield .............................................................................................................. 31
Darwin ............................................................................................................................................... 34
PROPOSED
Territory Wide.................................................................................................................................. 47
Central Australia .............................................................................................................................. 49
Barkly ................................................................................................................................................. 54
Big Rivers .......................................................................................................................................... 57
East Arnhem ..................................................................................................................................... 60
Top End ............................................................................................................................................. 62
Palmerston and Litchfield .............................................................................................................. 67
Darwin ............................................................................................................................................... 72
DISCLAIMER ..................................................................................................................................... 78
CONTACT ......................................................................................................................................... 78
Guidance
Definitions
Tender has been awarded, and works commenced. If a tender is a design and construct, the
In Construction
works include the design phase.

Project could still be subject to consultation and/or design approvals, funding or other
Proposed
requirements. If at tender, it has not yet been awarded. Projects may have funding.

Spotlight An overview style update of key strategic projects.

Quarter 4
This edition reflects construction status as at 31 December 2023.
2023

Known projects valued at $500 000 or greater are included in Construction Snapshot.
Value of Projects Values are generally GST inclusive, however some public announcements may be GST
exclusive.

Most types of construction projects are included (multiple dwellings residential, commercial,
Types of Projects community, civil etc.) over the value of $500 000. Maintenance period contracts and single
private dwellings are not included in this publication.

Project timing in the tables is listed by Calendar Quarter (Q4 = October – December), Calendar
Timeframe Year, or Financial Year, where indicated. Spotlight features include additional information.
Proposed construction works include a forecast to the next 12-18 months.

The project description matches the development consent authority application, or the tender
Project Description
release description, where provided.

Acronyms
AG Australian Government LED Light Emitting Diode

AROWS Adelaide River Off-stream Water Storage NLC Northern Land Council

BESS Battery Energy Storage System NT Northern Territory

CBD Central Business District NT EPA NT Environment Protection Authority

CCTV Closed Circuit Television NTG Northern Territory Government

CLC Central Land Council RAAF Royal Australian Air Force

CDU Charles Darwin University RFP Request for Proposal

Department of Infrastructure, Planning and

DIPL RHIP Remote Housing Investment Package
Logistics

EIS Environmental Impact Statement SDA Specialist Disability Accommodation

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and

ESD Environmentally Sustainable Design STEAM
Mathematics

GEH Government Employee Housing TAFE Technical and Further Education

Construction Snapshot is published on a quarterly basis by Infrastructure NT, within the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and
Logistics. The information provides an overview of the Northern Territory’s construction activity for works over $500,000. It reflects
work that is both currently under construction and potential future construction-related work as at 31 December 2023.
Data is provided through Northern Territory Government Tenders Online, development applications, building permits, occupancy
permits, government agencies, government businesses, local councils, community and industry, where provided.
If you have a project to feature or update in Construction Snapshot, please contact the team via email
[email protected]
In Construction

Territory Wide Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Building Better Schools - round 3 - improve 39 government schools 11.7 Q2 2024

Various Highways - install (28) variable message signs 11.8 Q2 2024

Remote Women’s Safe House site upgrades and remote site play equipment 0.8 Q2 2024

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

NTG Leased Property Stimulus Scheme projects 75.0 Q1 2024

DEFENCE PROJECTS

Training areas and ranges - United States Force Posture Initiative - including Bradshaw Field
746.5 Q2 2026
Training Area mid term refresh

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

NT Catholic Education - lift installation at 5 schools 1.1 Q3 2024

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Spotlight
LAND SERVICING TO PROJECT TIMELINE
SUPPORT HOMES IN OUR ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started
REMOTE COMMUNITIES
The Northern Territory Government is delivering ● NTG is investing $1.1 billion over 10 years to 2026-2027
through the remote housing investment package, Our
remote homes across the Northern Territory as part of Community. Our Future. Our Homes
the $2.1 billion Our Community. Our Future. Our Homes
remote housing investment package. The program is ● In 2019 the Australian Government committed a further
$550 million over five years through the National
jointly funded by the Australian and Northern Territory Partnership for Remote Housing Northern Territory
governments.

Local decision making identifies the location and layout ● NTG is investing a further $432.3 million towards Land
Servicing to support the program
of subdivisions and infill lots to be serviced in remote
communities. ● 309 subdivision lots are complete

When the program commenced, there were less than

70 available serviced lots across the whole of the
● 737 infill lots are complete

Northern Territory. ● 174 subdivision lots are under construction

There is a total of 853 lots planned through new

subdivisions across 20 communities to be delivered by
● 29 infill lots are under construction

the end of the 2025-26 financial year. A further 1020

infill lots will also be delivered.
● 244 new subdivision lots are in design

Consultation with communities is continuing for all ● 126 lots planned for future subdivisions

●
planned subdivision and infill lots.
256 infill lots are in planning/design
As at 31 December 2023, land servicing contracts have
been awarded to construct 1249 new lots across 67
communities and 14 Town Camps, of which:

• 309 subdivision lots have been complete Homes at Ramingining subdivision

• 174 subdivision lots are under construction

• 737 infill lots have been completed

• 29 infill lots under construction.

A further 244 lots, through new subdivisions, are in

design, and 126 are in planning for future subdivisions.

256 infill lots are in planning/design.

Four major subdivision construction contracts have

been awarded to an Aboriginal Business Enterprise.

The program is co-funded by the Australian Government and

Northern Territory Government.

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Spotlight
LANDS AND PLANNING PROJECT TIMELINE
The Northern Territory Government is committed to
delivering a $40 billion economy by 2030, planning and
● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

developing suitably serviced land to support economic

●
The Holtze request for proposals (RFP) for the
development and population growth supports this
development of a residential subdivision on Crown land
commitment. For 2023-24 the Government has committed has closed and is in negotiation
an additional $49 million to progress residential land release
across the Territory in Greater Darwin, Katherine, Tennant ● Headworks to support the development of the Katherine
East Neighbourhood Centre
Creek and Alice Springs to support housing for people who
want to call the Territory their home. In addition, $50 million ● Headworks to support the development of renewable
energy hubs in Weddell
has been provided for industrial development in Greater
Darwin and Alice Springs to support economic development ● The tender for the Katherine East sewer pump station to
support future land release
across the Territory.

Greater Darwin ● Design of the Parnttali Road industrial subdivision in

Tennant Creek

●
The Holtze Land Release request for proposals (RFP) has
Design for the Kilgariff Community Sporting Precinct
closed, and is currently in negotiation. A tender for the first
package of headworks is anticipated to be issued in early
2024. Planning is underway for headworks to support the ● Design for the Brewer Estate headworks to support
industrial land in Alice Springs
development of renewable energy hubs in Weddell.

Katherine QUICK STATS

Work is actively underway in Katherine East to support a
mixed use lot, a community purpose lot and residential land. $152 million is funded in 2023-24 under the Bringing
Forward Land Development Program:
The tender for the Katherine East sewer pump station will be
released late 2024 and design for infrastructure to support • Holtze – infrastructure headworks for the release of
the release of further residential land is underway. the new subdivision ($44M)
Tennant Creek • Katherine East - infrastructure to support residential
Work is progressing on the design of the subdivision to land release ($26M)
support the development of Stage 2 of the Parnttali
• Tennant Creek – subdivision works to support
industrial subdivision. First titles are expected mid 2025. industrial and residential land release ($15M)
Alice Springs • Kilgariff North– headworks to support land release
In Central Australia, work is progressing on the planning and including the residential, commercial, community
development of Kilgariff North residential and community sporting facility ($40M).
purpose land, including a community sporting precinct.
Planning and design is also underway for headworks to
support the development of industrial land in Brewer Estate, Katherine East Neighbourhood Centre – internal
as part of the Regional Logistics Hubs. subdivision construction works.
.

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In Construction

Central Australia Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Alice Springs - youth detention centre - redevelopment 32.0 Q1 2024

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - construction and deliver modular accommodation units 9.8 Q1 2024

Santa Teresa Road - upgrade and seal between ch 13.37 - 20.30 km 9.2 Q1 2024

Alice Springs CBD - supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of lighting and CCTV
1.9 Q1 2024
upgrades

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - security system upgrade - stage 3 0.9 Q1 2024

Stuart Highway - construct llparpa Road shared path connection including road widening, pram
0.9 Q1 2024
ramps and refuge pedestrian crossing

Hermannsburg Historic Precinct - stage 3 Building upgrades 0.5 Q1 2024

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - install and commission modular accommodation 8.5 Q2 2024

Alice Springs CBD - construct shade structures, landscaping, roadworks and associated works 6.1 Q2 2024

Santa Teresa Road - upgrade and seal between ch 13.37 - 20.30 km. Image courtesy of Aldebaran Contracting.

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Central Australia (continued) Est. $M Anticipated

Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government (cont.)

Kintore Road - lift and gravel resheet sections within ch 241 - 272 km 4.0 Q2 2024

Yuendumu Health Centre - upgrade fencing and install CCTV 0.6 Q2 2024

Tanami Road - upgrade and sealing between ch 271.81 - 421.0 km 80.0 Q4 2024

Tanami Road - upgrade and sealing between ch 271.81 - 421.0 km

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Spotlight

TANAMI ROAD PROJECT TIMELINE

The upgrade of Tanami Road is strategically important to the
● Complete
● In progress
● Not started

●
Northern Territory and Western Australia and is recognised Priority 1 – Yuendumu 261 – 271 km seal and upgrade
as being nationally significant on the Infrastructure Australia (early works construction)
Priority List due to its importance to developing Northern
Australia. ● Priorities 2 and 3 - upgrade and seal, between
271.81 – 421 km, awarded Q2 2022

●
The Australian Government and Northern Territory Priority 4 – upgrade of single lane seal to two lane seal
Government have committed $262.5 million on an 80:20 17 – 38 km, design awarded Q3 2022
co-funding basis under the Roads of Strategic Importance
(Alice Springs to Halls Creek) program to contribute to ● Priority 6 - upgrade of single lane seal to two lane seal
44 – 128 km, design awarded Q3 2022
sealing and upgrading works on the Territory’s section of the
Tanami Road. ● Priority 5 – upgrade and seal, between 420 – 528 km,
design awarded Q3 2023
The October 2022 Federal Budget also committed an
additional $250 million Australian Government funding on ● Priority 7 – Rabbit Flat - seal and upgrade 528 – 624 km,
design tender to be advertised Q3 2024
the same 80:20 basis, to continue upgrading Tanami Road.
In November 2023, following the release of the response to ● Priority 8 – West Australian Border - seal and upgrade
624 – 703 km
the Infrastructure Investment Program Review, the
Australian Government committed a further $200 million to
complete the sealing of the road to the WA border.
QUICK STATS
Priority 1 works to upgrade and seal between 261 – 271 km, Stakeholder Engagement:
including two new truck bays, are complete.
• Continual stakeholder engagement will be undertaken
Priorities 2 and 3, a contract to upgrade and seal between
to ensure works are planned and delivered with the
271 –330 km (Priority 2) and the planning works for the
consent of Traditional Owners and affected
upgrade and seal between 330 km - 421 km (Priority 3) was
communities.
awarded to Territory enterprise Exact Contracting on
16 June 2022 for $73,087,965. Construction works Environmental Monitoring:
commenced mid-2022 with the Priority 2 works and
planning works for Priority 3 delivery being completed in • Environmental Risk Assessment has been drafted and
November 2023. there are some pending Central Land Council
approvals.
Priority 3 construction works commenced mid-2023 and is
anticipated to be fully completed by late 2024. Employment:
A design and documentation consultancy for the Priorities 4
• It is expected up to 100 direct jobs will be supported
and 6 strengthening and widening of the Tanami Road single
during construction.
lane seal to two lane seal from 17 km - 38 km and from
44 km -128 km was awarded to GHD Pty Ltd on • It is expected up to 10 direct jobs will be supported under
25 August 2022 for $2,229,815.58. This is was completed in the design consultancy.
November 2023.
A design and documentation consultancy tender for Priority
5 upgrade and seal between ch 420 -528 km was awarded
on 15 September 2023 to Aurecon Australasia Pty Ltd for
$1,834,885.43. This is expected to be completed in early
2025.
These works continue to progress the upgrade priorities of
the corridor for safety, flood immunity, geometry and
connectivity.

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In Construction

Central Australia (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HOUSING

Hermannsburg (Ntaria) - upgrade 12 dwellings 0.5 Q2 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Kintore - construct 4 homes 2.4 Q1 2024

Charles Creek, Hoppys, Hidden Valley, Ilpeye Ilpeye and Warlpiri Town Camps - demolish
24.6 Q2 2024
and construct housing (4 by packages - A, B, C and D)

Karnte, Larapinta Valley, Little Sisters, Morris Soak and Trucking Yards Town Camps -
21.2 Q2 2024
demolish and construct housing (4 by packages - A, B, C and D)

Nyirripi - construct 2 homes 1.8 Q2 2024

Papunya - demolish 2 dwellings and construct 4 duplex homes 2.0 Q3 2024

Titjikala - construct 6 homes 3.0 Q4 2024

Kaltukatjara - construct 16 homes 12.5 Q2 2025

Amoonguna, Finke, Santa Teresa and Titjikala - construct, refurbish and upgrade NTG
6.8 Q3 2025
housing infrastructure

Yuendumu, Yuelamu, Laramba and Nyirripi - construction, refurbishment and upgrade

25.1 Q4 2025
works for housing infrastructure

Luritja Cluster - construction, refurbishments and upgrades of NTG infrastructure 29.8 Q4 2026

Mount Nancy Town Camp - demolish and construct homes on 10 lots 6.4 Q4 2024

STIMULUS

Watarrka National Park – iconic 5 day walking track 5.6 TBA

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Alice Springs - Carmichael Tank - rewrap roof support columns and floor joint resealing 0.8 Q2 2024

TERRITORY GENERATION

Yulara Power Station - capacity replacement 5.5 Q3 2024

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Alice Springs - 12 Todd Street - Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait
3.0 Q1 2024
Islander Studies (AIATSIS) fit out

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Newmont Tanami - stage 2 gold mine expansion - expansion of surface and underground
1000.0+ 2024-25
facilities

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In Construction

Central Australia (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

COUNCIL PROJECTS

The Gap - Central Desert Regional Council office - construct lift 5.0 Q1 2024

Alice Springs Aquatic and Leisure Centre - adventure park 2.0 Q2 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Alice Springs - 9 Railway Terrace - Regional Anangu Services Aboriginal Corporation new
4.8 Q1 2024
office building

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

St Philip's College - discovery centre/new classrooms 6.2 Q1 2024

Alice Springs - 9 Railway Terrace - Regional Anangu Services Aboriginal Corporation new
4.8 Q1 2024
office building

Mutitjulu – new office, shed, visiting staff accommodation, meeting space and ablutions
2.1 Q1 2024
block

Kilgariff - 2 Cawood Street - 6 unit development 1.3 Q1 2024

St Philip's College - construct enclosed shed structure with ablutions kitchen, office and
1.3 Q1 2024
storage

Arumbera - 400 Stuart Highway - dispatch storage with office 1.0 Q1 2024

Ciccone – Central Land Council internal office renovation 0.9 Q1 2024

East Side - Salvation Army Men's Hostel alterations and services upgrade 0.8 Q1 2024

Kings Canyon Resort - amenities block 0.6 Q1 2024

Kilgariff - internal refurbishment 0.6 Q1 2024

Araluen - 2 by 3 bedroom dwellings 0.8 Q2 2024

The Gap - South Terrace - 30 multiple dwellings (in four stages) 12.0 2025

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In Construction

Barkly Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Austral Downs Road - reform and resheet ch 94.88 - 121.18 km 2.9 Q1 2024

Elliott Aerodrome - install safety fence 0.5 Q1 2024

Stuart Highway - pavement rehabilitation ch 1007.40 - 1012.40 km 4.8 Q2 2024

Tennant Creek Youth Justice Accommodation Facility 3.3 Q2 2024

COVID-19 STIMULUS

Stuart Highway - reconstruction and sealing between ch 824.88 - 827.02 km 2.2 Q2 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Elliott Town Camps - demolish 1 home and construct 8 new homes 6.6 Q1 2024

Ampilatwatja and Tara - construct, refurbish and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure 11.7 Q1 2025

Elliott Town Camps - demolish 1 home and construct 8 new homes

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Tennant Creek - 86 Peko Road - construct 4 by 1 bedroom dwellings 1.8 Q2 2024

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In Construction

Barkly (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Purkiss Reserve Redevelopment - minor building and civil works 6.7 Q1 2024

Ali Curung - community, youth recreation and leisure centre 3.0 Q1 2024

Tennant Creek Airport - enabling infrastructure for new patient transfer facility including
1.7 Q1 2024
taxiway and apron extension

Utopia Homelands Projects 1.2 Q2 2024

Purkiss Reserve Redevelopment - minor building and civil works

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In Construction

Barkly (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Warrego Tailings Project - reprocessing of old tailings dams to produce magnetite

48.0 Q1 2024
concentrate

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Tennant Creek - 7 and 9 Noble Street - 8 by 2 bedroom townhouses 3.0 Q1 2024

Tennant Creek - 64 Paterson Street - internal refurbishment 1.4 Q1 2024

Tennant Creek - 194 Paterson Street - 3 dwellings 0.8 Q1 2024

Pamayu - 224 Stuart Highway - demolish dwelling and construct duplex 2.0 Q2 2024

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In Construction

Big Rivers Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Katherine East Neighbourhood Centre - internal subdivision construction works - package 2 16.3 Q1 2024

Katherine Logistics and Agribusiness Hub - DN300 water main headworks 2.4 Q1 2024

Stuart Highway - pavement strengthening and widening between ch 598 - 600 km 2.1 Q3 2024

Elsey National Park - Rainbow Springs upgrades - construct boardwalk and viewing platform
1.4 Q1 2024
upgrade

Big Rivers transit hub 0.7 Q1 2024

Stuart Highway - construct remote passenger bus shelter - ch 315.3 km 0.9 Q1 2024

Katherine Region – Matt Wilson Lookout – supply, deliver, install and commission 2 new
0.6 Q1 2024
lookouts including fencing and signs

Macfarlane Primary School - supply and install new squash top security fence around school
0.6 Q1 2024
perimeter

Roper Highway – upgrade to seal between ch 186 - 205 km 26.4 Q2 2024

Stuart Highway - Cotton Gin intersection upgrade ch 279.015 - 282.155km 8.8 Q2 2024

Carpentaria Highway - upgrade and seal from ch 279.5 - 284.7 km 5.0 Q2 2024

Lajamanu Road between ch 239 - 321 km - repairs and maintenance Flood Event February
1.9 Q2 2024
2023

Mataranka - construct 2 new roadside information bays 1.0 Q2 2024

Nitmiluk National Park - design and construct - Baruwei sculptural art - Dilly Bag and Blue
0.5 Q3 2024
Tongue Lizard

Carpentaria Highway upgrade –construct stage 2 ch 50 – 140 km 90.0 Q4 2024

Katherine and Tennant Creek - roads and highways - bituminous resealing various sections
5.5 Q4 2024
totalling 40 km

COVID-19 STIMULUS

Stuart Highway - pavement strengthening and widening between ch 549 - 553 km 4.8 Q3 2024

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INDUSTRY ROADS PROJECT TIMELINE
The Australian Government and Northern Territory Government
are delivering $367 million of major upgrades to the road network
within the Beetaloo Sub-basin area.
● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

●
The public road network within the Beetaloo Sub-basin includes Enabling infrastructure for developing the Beetaloo
the Carpentaria Highway, sections of the Stuart Highway, Sub-basin added to Infrastructure Australia Priority
Western Creek Road, Gorrie and Dry Creek roads and the List, Q1 2021

●
Australian and Northern Territory government
Buchanan Highway.
funding announced, Q1 2021
The road upgrades will support anticipated increased
●
Carpentaria Highway design and construct tender
development in the area for a range of industries including gas awarded, Q2 2022
resources, mining, pastoral, fishing and tourism. The upgrades will
improve safety and travel times, reduce vehicle-operating costs, ● Design and construct, stage 1 - 48 km of Carpentaria
Highway from ch 2 - 50 km was completed in
and improve flood immunity to increase year round access. September 2023
Upgrade works have been prioritised on the Carpentaria Highway;
being a key access road to the Beetaloo Sub-basin and Borroloola ● Upgrade 35 km of Carpentaria Highway from ch 140 -
175 km, includes upgrade to October Creek Bridge –
as well as an important service route for the pastoral, tourism, the 25% design project is currently underway
agricultural and mining sectors, including Glencore’s McArthur
River Mine.
● Upgrade of Stuart Highway flood prone section – the
detailed design tender is in assessment. A design
consultancy contract is expected to be awarded in
The Carpentaria Highway works are being delivered as a design March 2024
and construct contract in two stages as follows:
Stage one (awarded):
● Stage 2 - upgrade of Carpentaria Highway from ch 50
– 109 km is currently in progress and expected to be
completed in November 2024
• design of Carpentaria Highway from 2 - 140 km
• reconstruction from 2 - 50 km.
Stage two (awarded):
QUICK STATS
• reconstruction of Carpentaria Highway from 50 -109 km. Project Monitoring:

On 8 June 2022, Carpentaria Highway stage one was awarded to • There are a total of 32 Aboriginal workers currently
active* on the project; of which 9 actively worked
Territory enterprise Exact Contracting for $67.3 million, with the
during December 2023. (*Active includes
Notice of Completion issued on 18 September 2023 following subcontractors that work on the project).
completion of the 48km from ch 2 km to ch 50 km.
Stakeholder Engagement:
On 15 September 2023, Exact Contracting was awarded
Carpentaria Highway stage two, to upgrade the next 59 km from • Ongoing engagement with industry and end user
stakeholders. For more information, email
ch 50 – 109 km.
[email protected]
A contract for the 25 per cent design to upgrade the
35 kilometre section of the Carpentaria Highway and the October
Creek Bridge, between chainages 140 km and 175 km was Carpentaria Highway - clearing and grubbing at ch 95 – 106 km
awarded to Jacobs Group on 4 August 2023. The design and
construct tender, with 25 per cent reference design, is expected
to be released in mid 2024.
The tender for detailed design to upgrade and improve the flood
prone section on the Stuart Highway was released to market in
mid-September 2023 and closed in late October 2023. A design
consultancy contract is expected to be awarded in March 2024. Carpentaria Highway – detour construction at ch 60-70 km

Public road upgrades will:

• improve road safety
• increase road reliability during the wet season.

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CENTRAL ARNHEM PROJECT TIMELINE

ROAD ● Complete
● In progress
● Not started

●
Package 1 - ch 59.8 - 66 km, a 6.2 km section past
The Northern Territory Government, with support from Beswick. Completed by Black Cat Civil in June 2021
the Australian Government is planning for and delivering

●
long term upgrades along Central Arnhem Road. Package 2 - ch 363.6 - 378 km - 14.4 km section up to
the Goyder River bridges, completed by Black Cat Civil
The Central Arnhem Road corridor is 645 km and connects in December 2022

●
Nhulunbuy to the Stuart Highway. Bulman package - ch 250.8 - 254.9 km – 4.1 km section
before Bulman. Completed by Earthbuilt in March 2023
The road services a large number of Aboriginal

●
communities and is a key tourism drive and freight route Packages 3 - ch 158 – 176 km, an 18 km section
for the mining and pastoral industries. through Mountain Valley. The construction tender was
released in December 2023. Expected construction
More than 85 per cent of the road is unsealed and road start in Q3 2024
users experience frequent restrictions or closures Package 4 - ch 56 - 60 km – Waterhouse River and
throughout the wet season. ● Dook Creek floodplain – consultation with Traditional
Owners scheduled to occur in early 2024. Expected
Upgrading and sealing Central Arnhem Road will unlock construction start in Q2 2025
further economic potential in the region and open a range
Package 5 - ch 544 - 645 km, a 101 km section from
of new long-term economic and social opportunities. This
will be achieved through reduced travel times, better
● Dhailinbuy to Dhupuma – concept design for alignment
sections are well progressed. Consultation with NLC and
connectivity, increased reliability and accessibility and Traditional Owners scheduled to occur throughout
safer road conditions. 2024. Expected construction start from Q3 2024
Package 6 - ch 0 – 28.5 km, a 28.5 km section from
The Central Arnhem Road upgrade has a program of
$355 million to deliver priority upgrades along the Central ● Stuart Highway to Barunga - detailed design contract
awarded in August 2023. Expected construction start in
Arnhem Road over the next 10 years. The funding is made Q2 2025
up of:
Package 7 – ch 97 - 119 km, a 22 km section from
• $180 million from the Australian Government as part of ● Rusty’s Hole to Jurassic Park Lookout. A detailed design
contract was awarded in October 2023, with expected
the 2019-20 Budget and an additional $100 million
construction start in Q2 2025
from the 2023-24 Budget
Package 8 – Mainoru ch 176 - 197 km, a 21 km section
• Co-contributions from the Northern Territory
Government of $45 million in 2019-20 and $25 million ● through Mountain Valley. AAPA statutory approvals in
progress. Expected construction start in Q2 2026
in 2023-24
• A further $5 million from NTG in 2018-19 to complete
an early works package to seal the road near Bulman.

A construction tender for Package 3 was released in Central Arnhem Road Package 3 tender released in December 2023
Photo illustrates the issue for this section during the wet season.
December 2023 and is scheduled to close in mid-February.
Construction expected to commence in Q3 2024.

QUICK STATS
Stakeholder Engagement:
• Significant works packages pass through
Aboriginal Land Trust. Continual stakeholder
engagement will be undertaken to ensure works
are planned and delivered with the consent of
traditional owners and affected Aboriginal
communities.

Construction Works:
• The program will progressively upgrade priority
sections of the corridor to improve connectivity,
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flood immunity, safety, accessibility and
economic development for the region.
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Big Rivers (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Kalkarindji - construct 25 homes 13.6 Q1 2024

Ngukurr - subdivision civil works and services construction 4.5 Q1 2024

Borroloola - Garawa 2 Town Camp - construct 5 homes 3.3 Q1 2024

Pigeon Hole - demolish 8 homes and construct 8 new homes 6.6 Q2 2024

Bulman - construct 9 homes 5.4 Q2 2024

Jilkminggan - construct 7 homes 8.0 Q3 2024

Daguragu - design and modify 5 homes 2.2 Q3 2024

Lajamanu - construction works for housing infrastructure - construct 9 homes 9.0 Q4 2024

Ngukurr and Rittarangu - demolish, construct, repairs and maintenance, and upgrade works
5.6 Q4 2024
for housing infrastructure (tranche 1)

Pigeon Hole - demolish 8 homes and construct 8 new homes

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Big Rivers (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM (cont.)

Binjari and Minyerri - construction works for housing infrastructure 10.0 Q3 2025

Manyallaluk and Barunga - construct housing infrastructure 2.1 Q3 2025

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Katherine - Martin Terrace - construct housing complex - 2 by 1 bedroom and 4 by 2

3.5 Q1 2024
bedroom dwellings

Katherine - Martin Terrace - construct housing complex - 2 by 1 bedroom and 4 by 2 bedroom dwellings

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Beswick and Jilkminggan - new ground level tanks 2.2 Q1 2024

Katherine - various sites - supply and install sewer pump control panels and associated
0.8 TBA
works

TERRITORY GENERATION

Katherine Power Station - diesel storage tank B repair 1.3 Q1 2024

Katherine Power Station - black start generator 1.0 Q1 2024

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Big Rivers (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Katherine East - 2-6 Casuarina Street - 8 affordable rental dwellings for key workers 4.0 Q1 2024

Borroloola - construct new sports and importance level 4 (IL4) cyclone shelter 9.5 Q2 2024

Katherine - Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts and Culture Centre - stage and amphitheatre 5.5 Q2 2024

Katherine East - 2-6 Casuarina Street - 8 affordable rental dwellings for key workers. Credit: Venture Housing

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Big Rivers (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

DEFENCE PROJECTS

RAAF Base Tindal - bulk fuel storage tanks - United States Force Posture Initiative 120.0 2024

RAAF Base Tindal MQ-4C Triton Forward Operating Base - facilities and infrastructure 427.0 Q4 2025

RAAF Base Tindal Redevelopment Stage 6 and United States Force Posture Initiative
1581.0 Q4 2027
airfield works and associated infrastructure

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Sill 80 Ilmenite project - upgrade process plant and water supply ● 2024

COUNCL PROJECTS

Katherine South - 18 Pearce Street - ancillary office addition and toilet block 1.0 Q1 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Landsdowne - Gorge Road - caravan park expansion - 13 modular buildings 3.2 Q1 2024

Cossack - 7 Gillard Street - service station 2.1 Q1 2024

Nitmiluk - 2200 Gorge Road - 1 bedroom duplex and 2 bedroom dwelling 1.0 Q1 2024

Katherine East - 2 Cormack Street - 2 by 2 bedroom dwellings 0.7 Q1 2024

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East Arnhem Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Angurugu - expand Territory Families, Housing and Communities office 1.0 Q1 2024

Nhulunbuy Primary School - chilled water air conditioning system replacement and
3.0 Q2 2024
associated works

Drimmie Head Road - reconstruct subgrade, pavement and drainage 4.2 Q3 2024

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HOUSING

Ramingining - construction and refurbishments of NTG housing infrastructure 4.9 Q3 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Angurugu - 40 lot subdivision 13.2 Q1 2024

Galiwinku - stage 2 - subdivision civil works and services construction 8.8 Q3 2024

Yirrkala - construct 8 homes 6.5 Q3 2024

Gapuwiyak - construct refurbish and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure (construct 18

5.1 Q3 2024
homes)

Gunyangara - demolish 3 and construct 2 homes and refurbish 2 homes 3.4 Q3 2024

Angurugu - upgrade 20 homes 6.4 Q4 2024

Groote Eylandt Archipelago - provision of NTG infrastructure 16.7 Q4 2025

Galiwinku - construct 87 homes and 17 extensions 51.5 Q1 2026

Milingimbi - demolish, construct, refurbish and upgrade Northern Territory infrastructure 16.0 Q3 2026

Galiwinku - stage 2 - subdivision civil works and services construction. Photos courtesy of AKJ Services

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East Arnhem (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Gapuwiyak - new ground level tank 2.0 Q2 2024

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Gunyangara (Gove Port) - ablution block and shade structure for Tourism Precinct
1.6 Q3 2024
Development

Gunyangara (Gove Port) - ablution block and shade structure for Tourism Precinct Development. Credit: Deltareef

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GUNYANGARA (GOVE PROJECT TIMELINE

PORT) TOURISM PRECINT ● Complete
● In progress
● Not started

The Northern Territory Government is ensuring East Arnhem

is one of the Territory’s fastest growing regions, with the ● Design completed April 2022

final construction tender to upgrade marine and landside

facilities at Gunyangara Tourism Precinct released. ● Early package of works completed November 2022

Main structural works for the first package of work

●
New marine facilities will enable ongoing maintenance by
local businesses in Nhulunbuy, while the floating pontoon is constructing toilet facilities, shade structure and
amenities was completed December 2023
detachable so it can be removed and stored safely in
preparation for a cyclone. Tender released for marine and landside infrastructure,
The upgrades will provide better facilities for recreational ● January 2024
users, charter vessels, small cruise ship operators and other Tender award for marine and landside infrastructure,
marine operators as well as opportunities to maximise local ● expected Q2 2024
and Indigenous participation and support regional growth.
Construction starts on marine and landside
The tender includes: ● infrastructure, expected Q2 2024

• new extended rock groyne that vehicles and pedestrians Construction completion expected Q3 2025
can access
• careening facilities that vessels can dock alongside for
maintenance QUICK STATS
• floating pontoon extending out from the groyne
Stakeholder Engagement:
• washdown bay
• DIPL is working with local stakeholders to deliver the
• car park upgrades project. For stakeholder queries please contact Darwin
• entry structure. Harbour Infrastructure Projects on 8936 5668.
This is the third package of works for the $9 million Construction Works:
Gunyangara (Gove Port) Tourism Precinct project, which will
• 15 jobs created with 30% Aboriginal employment
bolster marine and landside facilities for vessels to dock to during second package of works
enable more visitors to explore the region’s natural beauty
and rich cultural history. • 6 tonnes of local Stringybark, from Gumatj
Corporation saw mill, was used to build the new toilet
Local Indigenous Business Enterprise Deltareef completed facilities and shade structure
the first package of early works for this project in 2022 to
secure an area of significance in the car park on the site Photo below: Workers at the Gumatj Corporation saw mill.
adjacent to the Gove Boat Club. Deltareef has also Credit: Ngarrariyal Aboriginal Corporation
completed structural works for a $1.4 million package that
included toilet facilities, shade and seating to provide
additional amenities and comfort for visitors and users.
This created fifteen jobs, 30% of which were local Aboriginal
people, and used locally sourced Stringybark trees milled at
the timber mill owned by the Gumatj Corporation.
An additional seven local Aboriginal people selected the
trees, milled the timber and prepared it for construction.
The Gunyangara (Gove Port) Tourism Precinct is jointly
funded by the Australian Government through the
Aboriginals Benefit Account to the Gumatj Corporation, the
Northern Territory Government and Developing East
Arnhem Limited.

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East Arnhem (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Angurugu East subdivision (Market Garden) 4.0 Q1 2024

Angurugu - oval lighting upgrade 0.9 Q1 2024

Alternative to custody facility 9.9 Q2 2024

Alyangula - Anindilyakwa Land Council - head office upgrade 4.7 Q2 2024

Alyangula - Bartilumba Bay Road - pavement resurfacing and drain clearing 1.0 Q2 2024

Alyangula, Umbakumba and Bickerton - church repaint upgrades 1.0 Q2 2024

Angurugu - greening streetscapes 0.5 Q2 2024

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Top End Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Top End Region - roads, highways and aerodrome - bituminous resealing various sections
4.3 Q2 2024
totalling 27 km

Maningrida Batchelor Institute Learning Centre - refurbish existing building and construct
2.0 Q1 2024
playground

Adelaide River - Glen Huitson Park irrigation system 0.5 Q1 2024

Jabiru Futures - new health centre, renal unit and morgue 20.6 Q2 2024

Stuart Highway - design and construct strengthening and widening - ch 97.6 - 100.8 km 5.2 Q2 2024

Litchfield National Park - Wangi Falls refurbish ablutions facility 1.0 Q2 2024

Stuart Highway - design and construct pavement rehabilitation upgrade to seal standard ch
9.0 Q3 2024
90 - 92 km and 133 - 135 km

Arnhem Highway / Marrakai Road intersection and Marrakai Road upgrade to seal standard
5.8 Q3 2024
47.3 - 50.2 km

Litchfield National Park - supply and deliver Central Valley bike trail and carpark 0.6 Q3 2024

Melville Island - Paru Road upgrade ch 4.0 - 12.3 km including barge access road 28.1 Q4 2024

Dundee Boat Ramp - design and construct - groyne reconstruction and walkway jetty 7.0 Q4 2024

Mandorah - design and construct new Marine Facilities to service Mandorah and Cox
63.3 Q3 2025
Peninsula

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Warruwi - demolish 2 homes, construct 5 homes, design and construct 4 extensions 7.2 Q1 2024

Wadeye - Manthape subdivision - civil works and services construction 5.2 Q1 2024

Maningrida - provision of NT Government infrastructure 4.0 Q1 2024

Maningrida - stage 2 - subdivision civil works and services construction 11.7 Q2 2024

Gapuwiyak (Lake Evella) - stage 4 - 26 lot subdivision 8.0 Q2 2024

Milikapiti - construct, refurbish and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure 12.8 Q3 2024

Maningrida - construction and refurbishments of NTG housing infrastructure 32.0 Q4 2024

Gunbalanya - construct, refurbish and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure 30.0 Q4 2024

Daly River Basin Communities - construct, refurbish and upgrade NT Infrastructure 6.5 Q4 2024

Minjilang - construct, refurbish and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure 7.5 Q2 2025

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A STRONG FUTURE FOR PROJECT TIMELINE

JABIRU AND KAKADU ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

The Northern Territory Government is committed to a

strong and sustainable future for Jabiru and is investing
$135.5 million to help it transition from a mining town to a
● Memorandum of Understanding signed 14 August 2019

vibrant and sustainable tourism hub and service centre for

Kakadu National Park and the West Arnhem region.
● Jabiru hybrid renewable power station complete
Q1 2022

●
Waste Water Treatment Plant Remediation complete
• Maintain essential services to infrastructure, such as
Q4 2023
local roads, electricity, water and sewerage
• Construct a Bininj Resource Centre to support
Aboriginal education and cultural preservation
● Sewer network investigations completed Q1 2023

• Construct new power generation infrastructure for

Jabiru
● Stormwater Network on-ground investigations
completed Q3 2023 – reporting completion Q1 2024

●
• Guarantee government services at current levels for five Landfill Remediation – commence investigations Q1
years (education, health, police and fire and emergency 2024, report completion Q3 2024
services)

The Commonwealth is investing a further $216 million to ● Sewer network remediation commencement Q1 2024
with completion estimated Q1 2026
upgrade Kakadu National Park which will include tourism
infrastructure, including roads and park facility upgrades. ● Health Centre construction commenced Q4 2022

JABIRU HEALTH CENTRE ● Mobilisation and environmental controls Q1 2023

The Northern Territory Government is constructing the new ● Construction reaches 70% completion Q1 2024

●
Jabiru Health Centre, as the previous one was no longer fit
Internal fit out commenced Q1 2024
for purpose and was operating at above optimal capacity.

●
The project has now reached the 70% completion mark and Landscaping works and external painting ongoing
is due for final completion in Q2 2024. Q1 2024.

The Jabiru Health Centre Includes:

● Street address allocation for power connection,
expected Q2 2024
• A single storey New Health Centre, inclusive of a 4 bed
Renal Dialysis Unit
• stand-alone Morgue building
• stand-alone Toilet Block

The building will comprise concrete footings and slabs, load QUICK STATS
bearing blockwork walls and steel truss rood framing
Social and economic value of Kakadu National Park
supporting a steel clad roof.
• Deloitte found that the Park supports over 1,180 jobs and
contributes $136 million to the Australian economy each
year
Construction Works (Health Centre):
• All work on-site including the building works are
anticipated to be completed by Q2 2024
• Red Lily are in discussion with NT Health in retaining the
old health centre and re-purpose its use.
• Site detention basin had been developed early and is
working as intended.

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MANDORAH MARINE PROJECT TIMELINE

INFRASTRUCTURE ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

The Territory Government is delivering new marine facilities

for residents and visitors to Mandorah, Wagait Beach and
Belyuen.
● Masterplan for Mandorah’s new marine facilities,
released Q4 2020

A design and construct contract has been awarded to ● Stage 1 design and construct tender issued Q4 2021
Australian owned marine infrastructure specialist SMC
Marine. ● NT EPA assessment report completed

●
Key elements of the project to be constructed in the current
Early works were completed in August 2023
scope include:

• a safe harbour formed by two breakwaters – a large

northern breakwater and a smaller southern breakwater
● Design and construct tender closed Q2 2023

• dredging to create an access channel, turning basin and

berthing area for the ferry
● Design and construct tender award Q4 2023

• a new floating pontoon, gangway, jetty structure and ● Development Consent Authority (DCA) application
causeway to enable access to the ferry from land. These
facilities will include an engineered solution to ensure ● Design phase anticipated completion Q2/3 2024
mobility impaired user access to the ferry. A design for
this solution will be finalised in the design stage ● Construction phase anticipated completion Q3 2025
• the re-purposing of an existing building on the site to
function as a new shade and toilet structure for ferry

•
passengers
a new carpark, connecting road, pedestrian paths, and
QUICK STATS
minor modifications to the existing carpark to improve Stakeholder Engagement:
access and trailer parking. • 6 Indigenous residents of Belyuen were subcontracted to
An early works contract to prepare the site and the existing Quality Constructions and Maintenance through the
Belyuen Community Government Council as part of the
building was awarded to local company Quality
early works contract.
Constructions and Maintenance and was completed in
August 2023. • Belyuen Council’s plant and equipment was also hired by
the contractor to complete the works.
Early geotechnical investigations have been undertaken at
• Contact Communications and Stakeholder Engagement
the Mandorah Marine Facilities site to inform the design and
Manager on 08 8936 5668 or [email protected]
construction program.

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Top End (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Wadeye and Manthathpe - water storage and transmission upgrade 10.2 Q1 2024

Wurrumiyanga - solar infill and energy storage 4.8 Q1 2024

Darwin River Dam - design and construct new pump station 34.0 Q2 2026

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Jabiru – Demolition of South Alligator Aurora Site 2.5 Q1 2024

Douglas-Daly region - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy one new Telstra
0.9 Q1 2024
macro cell base station

Koolpinya - Gunn Point Road - telecommunications facility 0.5 Q1 2024

Kakadu Connect Program - increased telecommunications Kakadu National Park 7.5 Q2 2026

DEFENCE PROJECTS

Cocos (Keeling) Islands airfield upgrade 567.0 Q4 2026

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Batchelor - Rum Jungle rehabilitation site - construct culvert creek crossing 2.0 2025

Ranger mine rehabilitation - remove infrastructure and earthworks rehabilitation ● 2026

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Gunbalanya - football lights 1.5 Q3 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Wadeye - Our Lady of The Sacred Heart Thamarrurr Catholic College - preschool
0.8 Q1 2024
refurbishment

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Palmerston and Litchfield Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Palmerston Police Station - new communications tower and hut relocation 1.1 Q1 2024

Various urban locations - construct signalised pedestrian crossings 0.6 Q1 2024

Holtze - Darwin Youth Justice Centre 55.1 Q2 2024

Chung Wah Terrace and Emery Avenue intersection - construct roundabout 5.3 Q2 2024

Johnston - alterations to existing dwellings 2.2 Q2 2024

Cox Peninsula Road / Southport Road intersection - construct turn lanes and pavement
1.9 Q2 2024
rehabilitation ch 15.3 - 15.9 km

Territory Wildlife Park - sustainability infrastructure upgrades 1.0 Q2 2025

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Gray - 6 Wright Crescent - upgrade hydraulic services 0.6 Q1 2024

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Palmerston and Litchfield (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

TERRITORY GENERATION

Darwin-Katherine grid BESS - fleet transition phase 1 54.6 Q2 2024

Channel Island Power Station - design and construct TM2500 Gen6 50HZ gas turbine 41.6 Q2 2024

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Holtze - crushed glass recycling facility 0.7 Q1 2024

Middle Point - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - Telstra macro cell base station 1.0 Q2 2024

Palmerston CBD - Mansfield Street - conversion of second floor to 19 micro apartments -

3.0 Q3 2024
affordable housing rental for key workers

Southport Roads - gravel road sealing 2.1 Q3 2024

Palmerston CBD - Mansfield Street - 19 micro apartments - affordable housing rental for key workers.
Image courtesy of Venture Housing. Credit Rossi Architects

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Palmerston and Litchfield (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

DEFENCE PROJECTS

Robertson Barracks - vehicle facilities 1.6 Q2 2024

Robertson Barracks infrastructure upgrades - United States Force Posture Initiative 339.1 Q4 2026

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Driver – Palmerston Golf and Country Club - clubhouse additions and alteration ● Q1 2024

Zuccoli - Mitchell Creek Green subdivision - stage 2 residential lots 40.0 Q1 2024

Zuccoli - Follington Street, Laniyuk Court and Tamil Street - 8 community dwellings 4.2 Q1 2024

Howard Springs - 290 Whitewood Road - large animal veterinary clinic 3.5 Q1 2024

Zuccoli - Mother Teresa Catholic Primary School - early learning centre / lower primary
2.9 Q1 2024
extension

Berry Springs - Finn Road - child care centre and caretakers residence 2.5 Q1 2024

Berrimah - 14 Anictomatis Street - MEC warehouse and office 2.1 Q1 2024

Pinelands - 20 Marjorie Street - asphalt batching plant 1.0 Q1 2024

Coolalinga - 34 Grice Crescent - community duplex 1.0 Q1 2024

Noonamah - 1805 Stuart Highway - service station alterations and additions 0.8 Q1 2024

Yarrawonga - 1 Toupein Street - wash bay shed 0.6 Q1 2024

Holtze - 8 Grosvenor Court - factory 0.5 Q1 2024

Zuccoli - IGA supermarket re-fit 5.0 Q2 2024

Durack - 91 Packard Avenue - construct duplex and triplex 1.8 Q2 2024

Farrar - 27 Inverway Circuit - duplex 1.0 Q2 2024

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Darwin Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Berrimah North - Boulter Road stormwater drainage upgrades 5.0 Q1 2024

Frances Bay Marine - facilities repairs 1.6 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - Parliament House - parliamentary broadcast vision and audio control system
1.3 Q1 2024
upgrade

Darwin CBD - Charles Darwin Centre level 7 - operations area office fit out 0.9 Q1 2024

The Gardens - Museum and Art Gallery - link roof replacement and airlock reconstruction 0.9 Q1 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital – Lorraine Brennan Centre - replace vinyl flooring throughout the
0.8 Q1 2024
whole complex

Darwin CBD - Lyons Cottage - replace roof and general painting 0.7 Q1 2024

Darwin Middle School - refurbish 2 classrooms 0.5 Q1 2024

Darwin Waterfront – accessible changing places facility 0.5 Q1 2024

Frances Bay Mooring Basin - design and construct lock repair and upgrade 20.7 Q2 2024

Richardson Park - redevelopment 16.3 Q2 2024

Urban roads and highways - asphalt resurfacing totalling approximately 7000 tonne 6.3 Q2 2024

Berrimah Farm Science Precinct - construct substation switch room and relocation of
1.3 Q2 2024
existing generator

Government House - infrastructure upgrades 1.2 Q2 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital – upgrade fire door sets 0.8 Q2 2024

Stuart Highway / Vanderlin Drive intersection and McMillans Road / Stuart Highway
0.7 Q2 2024
intersection - install pedestrian crossing signals

McMillans Road - pedestrian crossing at Northlakes 0.5 Q2 2024

Berrimah Farm redevelopment - Makagon Road - science services building 15.4 Q3 2024

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RICHARDSON PARK PROJECT TIMELINE

The revitalisation of Richardson Park is almost complete with
foundation works finished and civil components now over 90%
● Complete
● In progress
● Not started

complete. The Northern Territory Government is revitalising the park

and building a new road access into Ludmilla Primary School, while
● Removal and demolition works completed Q3 2021

preserving the sporting significance of the site.

● Tender Released Q4 2021

●
The redevelopment includes:
Redevelopment construction commenced Q1 2022
• a road extension of Richardson Drive to the Ludmilla School
boundary, improving accessibility to the school and overall safety
for parents and students
● Removal and demolition works completed Q3 2022

• significant earthworks and drainage infrastructure to provide a ● Construction reached 40% completion and asbestos
remediation works commenced Q3 2022
new and improved field and new grassed areas for recreation

• new trees to provide shaded areas throughout the site to ● Construction reached 90% completion in Q4 2023
including the main playing field surface
compliment the native vegetation of the adjacent “bush block”
maintained by the Ludmilla Creek Landcare Group ● Asbestos remediation and redevelopment works
anticipated to be compete Q1 2024

• a public ablution facility, change rooms and equipment storage to

support user groups
● Tender for the building works (ablutions block,
change rooms, storage areas) released Q1 2024

• community infrastructure, including exercise and playground QUICK STATS

equipment, undercover areas and BBQ facilities
Construction Works:
• a well-lit shared path network with CCTV to maximise activation
of the site, reduce anti-social behaviour and provide connectivity • All work on-site including the building works are
with Ludmilla School anticipated to be completed by Q2 2024

• all necessary services including electrical, water, sewer and • The memorial for Warren “Shadow” Mount has
telecommunications, and been reinstated to an appropriate location
acknowledging the significance of the site
• historical acknowledgement of the long history Rugby League
has with Richardson Park, including Warren ‘Shadow’ Mount. • Tree planting is 100% complete with a total of
106 shade trees planted across the site.
Significant remediation works have been undertaken, including
containment of asbestos contamination.

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FRANCES BAY MOORING PROJECT TIMELINE

BASIN LOCK ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

On site works are continuing as part of the Frances Bay Mooring

Basin lock upgrade project.
● Funding announced by Northern Territory
Government, March 2021

Northern Territory contractor Advance Civil Engineering Pty Ltd

is delivering the Territory Government’s $18.5 million upgrade
● Design and construct tender to upgrade the
Frances Bay Mooring Basin lock, released in late
2021
of the Frances Bay Mooring Basin lock.

The upgrade will:

● Design and construct tender awarded June 2022

• deliver new lock doors ● Design is complete

• modernise the mechanical and electrical systems

● Major closures 1 and 2 were complete Q4 2023
• extend the life of the asset to ensure the long term
sustainability, efficiency and safety of the facility and the
industries that use the facility.
● Off-site fabrication of lock components
commenced December 2022

The new lock gates were installed in the lock as a major

milestone for the project.
● New lock gates successfully installed Q4 2023

Recent lock closures enabled the contractor to: ● Regular meetings with industry representatives

• install a new emergency and sea side cofferdam gate/drop

in wall
● Construction work started on site February 2023

• replace the lock gates (see image below) ● Commissioning and completion Q2 2024

• overhaul the mechanical components

• excavate and remove the tie rods.
The tie rods were substituted with innovative stabilised soil QUICK STATS
blocks and a new capping beam to stabilise the lock walls.
Stakeholder Engagement:
The piling works within the mooring basin are now complete
• The Darwin Harbour Infrastructure Project team
and the project is expected to be completed early in continues to work with the contractor and
Q2 2024. stakeholders to minimise the impacts on the
users of the lock, mooring basin and Fisherman’s
Wharf as construction works continue, including
managing the number and length of time for
lock closures.
• Contact Communications and Stakeholder
Engagement Manager on 08 8936 5668 or
[email protected]

Construction Works:
• Upgrade works will address concerns about the
lock conditions and are expected to extend the
life of the lock by a minimum of 30 years.

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Darwin (Continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government (cont.)

Tiger Brennan Drive - design and construct overpass at Berrimah Road Intersection 140.6 Q4 2024

Berrimah North - gravity sewer construction 9.4 Q4 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital – new Mental Health Inpatient Unit and associated works, including
70.0 Q3 2025
Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD) upgrades

Tiger Brennan Drive - design and construct overpass at Berrimah Road intersection. Photos courtesy of Sitzler

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TIGER BRENNAN DRIVE PROJECT TIMELINE

OVERPASS ● Complete
● In progress
● Not started

The Northern Territory Government in partnership with

the Australian Government is constructing a new overpass
● Establish site office compound completed Q3 2021

at the Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road intersection. ● Overpass at Tiger Brennan Drive (TBD) and Berrimah
Road intersection, awarded to Sitzler Q3 2021
The project is being jointly delivered to improve road
safety outcomes at this intersection. ● Stage One – preliminary design and construction
planning completed Q3 2022

●
Local business Sitzler has been awarded stage two of the Stage Two - detailed design and construction of the
contract for $127.8 million ($140.6 million inc GST) to works commenced Q3 2022

●
complete the detailed design and construction of the Phase 1 works – construct new TBD alignment, connect
project which will be delivered over the next two years. to existing and open to traffic expected Q2 2024
The construction of the new overpass will separate the
major flow of traffic on Tiger Brennan Drive from the
● Phase 2 – construction of TBD on and off ramps and
new bridge. Open to traffic expected Q2 2024
traffic movements on Berrimah Road.

Prioritising safety and connectivity, the project includes:

● Phase 3 – Berrimah Road south works complete and
open to traffic expected Q4 2024

• a grade separation that will see Berrimah Road passing QUICK STATS
over Tiger Brennan Drive
• realignment of Tiger Brennan Drive to become free Construction Works:
flowing • Bulk earthworks commenced in October 2022 and
• entry and exit ramps connecting Tiger Brennan Drive Stage 1 98% complete at end of September 2023
and Berrimah Road • Major cross-drainage works completed in Q3 2023
• improvements to Berrimah Road catering to with street lighting and pavement works to follow in
requirements for road trains Q3 2023
• earthworks, drainage works, pavement construction • Pavement construction commenced with first asphalt
and asphalt works laid
• street lighting, line marking and road safety barriers • Bridge girders are being installed with completion
due in Q1 2024
• traffic signals on Berrimah Road only, and
• Upgrade works to provide increased capacity of the
• improved pedestrian and cyclist accessibility,
Tiger Brennan Drive and Wishart Road intersection,
landscaping and urban design. completed in Q4 2023
Works will be undertaken in a staged manner with • Berrimah Road now also closed on the south side of
consideration given to minimise impact for all road users. TBD with ground treatment and earthworks
commenced in Q1 2024

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Darwin (Continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

CITY DEALS

Liberty Square Revitalisation - construction works 3.9 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD revitalisation - State Square Revitalisation - new Art Gallery and Precinct
159.5 Q3 2027
redevelopment

Darwin CBD revitalisation - State Square

Revitalisation - new Art Gallery and
Precinct redevelopment
Photos courtesy of Sitzler

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CIVIC AND STATE SQUARE PROJECT TIMELINE

REVITALISATION ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

●
The Civic and State Square Revitalisation project is progressing Darwin City Deal approved 2017 and signed by
with works continuing on the Northern Territory Art Gallery partners, the Australian and NT governments and the
and Liberty Square projects. City of Darwin, Q4 2018
The revitalisation is part of the Northern Territory Government’s
historic Darwin City Deal, delivered in partnership with the ● Precinct master plan complete, 2019

●
Australian Government and the City of Darwin. State Square underground carpark, complete
Local company Sitzler was awarded an $88 million contract to Q1 2020
construct the Nothern Territory Art Gallery, as well as plan
and design the remaining elements of the Civic and State ● Design of art gallery awarded, Q2 2020

●
Square Precinct.
Chan Building demolition complete, 2020
The Northern Territory Art Gallery is a key component of the
Precinct. It will be a key feature with an iconic design that
respects the civic seting of the Supreme Court and Parliament ● Former Parliamentary carpark converted to
community events and parkland, complete Q1 2022
House while enlivening the Civic and State Square Precinct. By
integrating architecture, art and landscape the art gallery will
contribute to a distinct sense of place in a redevloped Precinct.
● Tender to construct art gallery and design the Civic
and State Square final elements awarded, Q4 2022

The Art Gallery will feature four large galleries with high ● Planning and design of Civic and State Square
Precinct
ceilings, a spacious foyer, and a dedicated program space for
hands-on workshops providing exciting and interactive
experiences that welcome everyone to connect with art,
● Art gallery construction has commenced, completion
target, Q4 2025
creativity, new ideas, and each other.
Despite delays due to latent site conditions and unexpected
● Civic and State Square Precinct construction
completion target Q4 2027

historical finds, the building’s basement construction is nearing

completion and in early 2024 a 35 metre high tower crane will
start lifting pre-cast concrete wall panels forming the building’s
main structure. The crane will remain in place until the main
gallery structure is built. Construction is anticipated to be
completed Q4 2025, followed by a period of approximately six
months to build and install exhibitions before the Gallery
QUICK STATS
opens to the public. Construction works:
The Northern Territory Art Gallery features a number of
Image courtesy of Sitzler ESD features to minimise the carbon footprint of the
building. Low carbon (green) concrete is being used
throughout the building, which replaces a proportion of
cement with recycled waste materials, thereby reducing
the embodied carbon and environmental impact of the
concrete.

The contractor has completed a number of large concrete

pours, two of which were completed after-hours. The
project will require about 15 additional concrete pours to
occur after-hours over the next 12 months. The pours
are planned early in the morning or late evening as low
ambient temperatures are required for the concrete to
set.

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Darwin (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Narrows - Shiers Street - demolish 76 unit complex 12.0 Q3 2024

Narrows - Shiers Street - demolish 76 unit complex. Photos courtesy of NTEX

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS

Darwin International Airport - upgrade of short stay car park to include shade structures 1.6 Q2 2024

RAAF Base Darwin and Darwin International Airport main runway resurfacing project 200.0 Q4 2024

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SHIERS STREET HOUSING PROJECT TIMELINE
REDEVELOPMENT
The Northern Territory Government is redeveloping the ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started
public housing complex on Shiers Street in The Narrows in
partnership with the community housing sector. ● Residents at Shiers Street have been progressively
transferred to alternative public housing
The NTG has invested $14 million to start the process of accommodation since 2021
transforming this legacy site into a modern, fit for purpose
precinct with a mix of social and affordable housing. ● Northern Territory Community Housing Growth
Strategy 2022-32 launched in April 2022
The new housing will be designed to promote liveability in
tropical climatic conditions, improve the look and features of
● $14 million allocated to demolish the complex in the
2023-24 NT Budget
the neighbourhood and make living in the area more
enjoyable for tenants and residents.
● Contract to demolish the 76 unit complex awarded to
local contractor NTEX Pty Ltd on 20 July 2023

Construction of the new housing is not part of the current ● Expression of Interest for Shiers Street redevelopment
closed 15 November 2023
phase of works.

It is proposed that Shiers Street will be redeveloped through ● Building demolished in December 2023 with land
remediation expected completion by June 2024
a two-staged process. The second stage of the process will
include identifying a Community Housing Provider (CHP), or ● Stage 2 detailed proposals and negotiations expected
2024. Design and planning expected 2025, construction
consortium who will undertake construction and manage the commencement expected 2026
housing on site.

Redeveloping Shiers Street in partnership with the

BENEFITS
community housing sector was identified as a commitment The benefits of social and affordable housing managed by
under the Northern Territory Community Housing Growth CHPs includes:
Strategy 2022-32 launched in April 2022. Read more about • access to revenue not available to the NTG, such
the Community Housing Growth Strategy on the Territory as Commonwealth Rent Assistance and low cost
Families, Housing and Community website. finance
• improved tenancy and asset management –
The project will build upon the ongoing transition of required by rigorous key performance indicators
management of social and affordable housing from the NTG under the National Regulatory Scheme for
to registered CHPs. This aligns the Territory with best Community Housing
practice housing approaches from other Australian and • more tailored supports for people with complex
international jurisdictions. needs or experiencing major life events
• leveraging options which allow providers to grow
their portfolios while increasing the number of
available, social and affordable dwellings.

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Darwin (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

NORTH AUSTRALIA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

Darwin CBD - 58 Cavenagh Street Education and Community Precinct - construction (City
225.0 Q2 2024
Deals)

CDU Casuarina Precinct - Campus infrastructure optimisation (City Deals) 25.0 Q1 2025

East Arm - Darwin Ship Lift Facility 515.0 2026-27

Darwin CBD - 58 Cavenagh Street Education and Community Precinct - construction (City Deals)

DEFENCE PROJECTS

East Arm - Bulk Liquids Area – Crowley Project Caymus - construct U.S bulk fuel storage
270.0 Q1 2024
facility

RAAF Base Darwin – Stuart Highway – supply 50 accommodation buildings 9.5 Q3 2024

Larrakeyah Defence Precinct redevelopment 601.0 Q4 2024

RAAF Base Darwin - bulk fuel storage , pump houses, filtering and control room - United
114.0 2024
States Force Posture Initiative

Navy Capability Infrastructure Sub-program - Arafura Class Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV)
270.0 Q1 2025
Facilities (SEA 1180 Phase 1)

HMAS Coonawarra - information system facilities 8.1 Q3 2026

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DARWIN SHIP LIFT PROJECT TIMELINE

The Northern Territory Government is delivering the Darwin
Ship Lift Facility to establish Darwin as a thriving maritime ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started
services industry hub.

The ship lift will be capable of lifting vessels up to 5500 ● Call for expressions of interest for tenderers, Q3 2020

tonnes and will enable larger vessels in the defence, energy,

pearling, fishing and coastal cruising industries to be serviced ● Request for Proposal stage for tenderers, Q4 2020

in Darwin.
● Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) lodged
with NT EPA, Q4 2021
Clough BMD Joint Venture (CBJV) was awarded the
construction contract in September 2023 to build the ship ● Release tender for the detailed design, Q4 2021
lift facility at the East Arm site.

The NT and Federal environment approvals are now in hand

● Final Environmental Approvals from the NT EPA in
August 2023 and Australian Government approval
and the Development Application has been submitted for October 2023
the Darwin Ship Lift Facility.
● Construction contract awarded on 8 September 2023

●
The contractor has been establishing its site and
Development Application submitted November 2023
construction plans site survey and set out, fencing,
environmental controls for construction approvals, potholing
existing utilities and establish the initial site office. ● Award of long lead items contract anticipated Q1 2024

CBJV have been undertaking procurement for supply and ● Design progressing and value engineering opportunities
underway
services including dredging, quarried material and steel
supply as well as the main electrical package, pre-cast
concrete, labour hire, local transport and steel fabrication.
● Construction of the ship lift facility

The Darwin Harbour Infrastructure Project team is ● Staged completions and commissioning of the ship lift
facility from 2025 to 2026-27
continuing to progress the project by:

• finalising the ship lift design in consultation with

QUICK STATS
Defence, industry and the operator • 250 workers will be employed on the project, with an
average of 100 workers on-site generally
• continuing the Defence Qualification processes for
the facility. • The ship lift is 26 metres wide, 103 metres long and
will be capable of lifting vessels of up to 5,500
tonnes.

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Darwin (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Lee Point Road upgrade - duplication of Lee Point Road from Asche Street to Daldawa
3.3 Q2 2024
Terrace

Darwin Suburbs - Building Better Suburbs project - beautification 2.0 Q2 2024

Darwin municipal area - road resurfacing and renewal 1.5 Q2 2024

Fannie Bay Oval - new sport facilities - ablution block, change rooms, storage, office,
1.5 Q2 2024
canteen and function area

Malak Oval - new sport facilities - ablution block, change rooms, storage, office, canteen and
1.5 Q2 2024
function area

Casuarina Pool Redevelopment 26.8 Q3 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Tiwi - Darwin Private Hospital - central sterile services facility 5.0 Q1 2024

Stuart Park - 43 Stuart Highway - food premises - fast food outlet with drive thru 3.2 Q1 2024

Berrimah - 47 Berrimah Road - Reece outlet alterations 3.0 Q1 2024

Wishart - 20 Quad Crescent - showroom, office and warehouse 3.0 Q1 2024

Rapid Creek - The Essington School - alterations and addition to preschool 2.4 Q1 2024

Coconut Grove - 95 Dick Ward Drive - internal alterations, storeroom and walkways 2.3 Q1 2024

Darwin International Airport - HV Cable replacement program 2.3 Q1 2024

Darwin Port - storage and quarantine inspection shed 2.3 Q1 2024

Wishart - 41 Distribution Drive - motor repair station and showroom sales with ancillary
1.9 Q1 2024
office

Berrimah - 3-9 Whipray Circuit - 4 assisted living dwellings 1.8 Q1 2024

Coconut Grove - 277 Bagot Road - showroom, warehouse and carparks 1.8 Q1 2024

Berrimah - 1 Andrews Street - office and warehouse 1.2 Q1 2024

East Arm - 42 O'Sullivan Circuit - recycling depot - construct new truck and bin wash bays
1.2 Q1 2024
and internal office and ablutions

Berrimah - 115 Tivendale Road - workshop 1.0 Q1 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 26 Castillon Road - warehouse with an ancillary office 1.0 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - 46 Mitchell Street - refurbishment 1.0 Q1 2024

Darwin Waterfront - Stokes Hill Wharf - construct bar and deck 1.0 Q1 2024

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Darwin (continued) Est. Anticipated

$M Completion

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

Berrimah - 645 Stuart Highway - office fit out 0.9 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - 43 Knuckey Street - fit out and alterations 0.8 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - Knuckey Street - alterations to level 6 swimming pool 0.8 Q1 2024

Winnellie - 8 Albatross Street - rectification of fire damaged area 0.8 Q1 2024

East Arm - 6 O'Sullivan Circuit - upgrade 2 warehouses 0.7 Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - 21 Lindsay Street - level 3 alterations 0.7 Q1 2024

Casuarina Square - alterations to shop 231 0.5 Q1 2024

East Arm - Dawson Street - transport and logistics facility with cold storage and office 16.7 Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - 72-76 Mitchell Street - refurbish and expand bar with alfresco dining 7.6 Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - Old Admiralty House and Heritage House – demolition and refurbishment of
5.3 Q2 2024
ground floor and 8 levels of amenities and kitchen areas

Darwin CBD - Mitchell Street - alterations to existing 2 storey building, including a new
5.0 Q2 2024
mezzanine level

Woolner - 14 Bishop Street - warehouse with offices and showroom 2.3 Q2 2024

Northcrest - 56 and 58 Reuben Street - community dwellings 2.2 Q2 2024

East Arm - 28 Dawson Street - warehouse extension with awning 2.0 Q2 2024

Nightcliff - 26 Pandanus Street - 4 by 4 bedroom multi dwellings 2.0 Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - 8 Cavenagh Street - demolition 1.9 Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - Level 5 Education and Community Precinct - radio station fit out 1.2 Q2 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 12 Castillon Road - workshop and office 0.9 Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - 1 Edmunds Street - demolition 0.7 Q2 2024

Millner - 366 Bagot Road - child care centre 5.0 Q3 2024

Nightcliff - 33 Progress Drive - Sea Breeze mixed use development with shops, office, food
33.6 2024
premises-restaurant and 92 apartments with basement car parking

Northcrest - 100 Reuben Street - duplex with solar 0.7 2024

Darwin - 8 Ryko Court - NEXTDC data centre 80.0 2025

Berrimah - Northcrest - headworks within new subdivision 60.0 2030

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Territory Wide Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Regional Logistics Hubs 2024-25

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Various urban construction - Social Housing Accelerator Payment 2025

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Remote Small Cell Program - 20 locations across the Territory Q1 2024

Regional Logistics Hubs - priority rail sidings 2024-25

Concept for Logistics Hubs – proposed network of hubs

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LOGISTICS HUBS PROJECT TIMELINE

The Network of Regional Logistics Hubs (RLH) is underpinned by a
● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

●
$440 million equity contribution by the Australian Government, Evidence base developed to inform logistics
which will strategically position the NT to meet increased capacity demand and infrastructure capacity including
demands for existing and prospective projects. supply chain mapping
The estimated total investment benefit across several proposed
projects in mining, minerals, agribusiness and energy industries ● Industry engagement to establish most immediate
freight demand requirements

●
across the NT is over $38 billion. This investment is expected to Aurizon takes long-term lease of the NT rail line,
support an estimated 6,000+ construction jobs. effective Q3 2022
Much of the investment and employment increase will occur in
remote and very remote regions with higher proportions of First ● 2022 Federal Government Budget committed
$440 million equity contribution to the network of
Nations people. Improving rail efficiency and the capacity of logistics hubs across the Northern Territory

●
different freight modes will reduce the predominance of trucks Stage 1 Business Case submitted to Infrastructure
being used to transport freight over long distances in the Territory. Australia, March 2023, and assessed as acceptable
This will improve the environmental and social impact while to move to the next stage
reducing the carbon intensity of transport.

Development of the Regional Logistics Hubs will capitalise on the ● In July 2023, Aurizon presented to the market
containerised freight network strategy which will
Territory’s access to Asian markets, renewable energies and rich create growth for Darwin and the Territory

●
resources supporting sustainable economic development. The Industry engagement continues to refine
development is also expected to generate long-term employment requirements and solutions, ongoing
opportunities, supply chain resilience and contribute to the growth
of the population and economy in northern Australia. ● The stage 2 and stage3 Business Cases for RLH
(which include a list of priority infrastructure) are
expected to be submitted to Infrastructure
Australia in Q1 2024
STRATEGIC PLANNING ● Increased trade volumes via Darwin, increase of
the international and national trade task transiting
The mapping of strategic hubs, locations, infrastructure capacity Northern Australia

●
and requirements continues to be reviewed including: Industry and community provided with certainty
by development of long term Darwin Harbour
• Rail spurs, sidings and passing loops
Development Plan
• Laydown areas
• Bulk storage and warehousing
• Road impacts
• Connectivity and interface with Darwin Port, and
• Other enabling infrastructure

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Central Australia Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - refurbish ablutions in G block Q1 2024

Alice Springs Hospital - Hybrid Operating Theatre Q1 2024

Mount Denison Road - pavement repairs various sections ch 20 - 67 km Q1 2024

National Aboriginal Art Gallery Q1 2024

Plenty Highway - pavement repairs various sections ch 297 - 497 km Q1 2024

Watarrka National Park - Kings Creek Walk - construction Wiltja structure Q1 2024

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - design and construct secure entry Q2 2024

Alice Springs Correctional Centre - management zone fencing Q2 2024

Alice Springs Hospital - ambulatory care centre Q2 2024

Bloomfield Street - subdivision works Q2 2024

Gillen Primary School - revitalise early childhood outdoor space Q2 2024

Kilgariff - rugby oval Q2 2024

Papunya Health Clinic - install secure fence Q2 2024

Plenty Highway - upgrade and seal from 270 - 297 km Q2 2024

Sandover Highway - upgrade to seal standard 170 - 197 km Q2 2024

Tanami Road/Bonds Springs Station into Hamilton Downs Station - upgrade to 2 Lane sealed
Q2 2024
standard of Tanami Road

Willowra Road - pavement repairs various sections 3.9 - 90.6 km Q2 2024

Yuendumu School - new play equipment, outdoor eating area and amphitheatre Q2 2024

Yuendumu School - new play equipment, outdoor eating area and amphitheatre

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Central Australia (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government (cont.)

Alice Springs - Schwarz Crescent - construct roundabout and install traffic lights Q3 2024

Kilgarrif - residential land enabling headworks Q3 2024

Alice Springs - industrial land subdivision TBA

Alice Springs Hospital - replace chiller system TBA

Alice Springs Hospital - replace steam system TBA

Araluen Cultural Precinct- reseal site roads and carparks TBA

Centralian Senior College - stage 1 - upgrade air-conditioning system TBA

Centralian Senior College - stage 2 - upgrade air-conditioning system TBA

Tourism Central Australia Information Centre TBA

West MacDonnell National Park – camp site for new adventure cycling track TBA

West MacDonnell National Park - interpretive signage for new adventure cycling track TBA

West MacDonnell National Park – new adventure cycling track TBA

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HOUSING

Alice Springs Region - various communities - construction upgrades to 33 dwellings Q1 2024

Papunya - construct 4 dwellings TBA

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Imanpa - construct 7 homes Q1 2024

Mutitjulu - construct 12 homes Q2 2024

Santa Teresa - construct 3 homes Q1 2025

Engawalla - construct 6 homes TBA

Pmara Jutunta - construct 4 homes TBA

Stuart Cluster - Nturiya, Pmara Jutunta, Ti-Tree, Wilowra, Wilora - demolition, design, construct
TBA
and upgrade to remote NTG infrastructure

Willowra - construct 4 homes TBA

Yuelamu and Yuendumu - reverse cycle air conditioners to homes including decommissioning of
TBA
evaporative cooling unit and associated works

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Central Australia (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Kaltukatjara - water tank and associated infrastructure replacement TBA

TERRITORY GENERATION

Kings Canyon - microgrid (BESS and controls) Q2 2024

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Gemtree, located in Anmatjere - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy a new Telstra
Q1 2024
macro mobile site

Kintore oval lights Q1 2024

Mparntwe Health Hub - 127 Todd Street - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress office, medical
Q1 2024
clinic and child care centre in a 2 storey building

Titjikala oval lights Q1 2024

Yulara - recycling centre Q1 2024

Atitjere - resurface and refurbish basketball court and install cover Q2 2024

Engawala new playground Q2 2024

Ikuntji Youth Centre - new canteen and toilets Q2 2024

Kintore Youth Centre - new purpose built facility including toilets and canteen Q2 2024

Santa Teresa - clinic renovation Q2 2024

Ti Tree oval lights Q2 2024

Titjikala Youth Centre - new canteen Q2 2024

Alice Springs - Regional Connectivity Program Round 3 - deliver fixed wireless broadband to Alice
2024
Springs and the surrounding area.

Haasts Bluff, Mulga Bore, Nturiya, Pmara Jutunta and Wilora - Regional Connectivity Program
2024
Round 3 - provide Wi-Fi and fixed wireless services to five Indigenous communities.

Mutitjulu - new clinic with renal room 2024

Ntaria Oval - lights 2024

The Gap - 2 Achilpa Street - 3 multi-dwellings - specialist disability accommodation 2024

NORTH AUSTRALIA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

Alice Springs Airport - major expansion of the solar array TBA

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Central Australia (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Jervois Mine - KGL Resources - reopen old mine with open-cut pits, underground mining and on-
Q1 2024
site processing plant

Santos - Amadeus Basin - Dukas exploration well Q1 2024

Nolan's Mine - Arafura Resources - open-cut mine, on-site complete processing facilities to
Q2 2024
produce rare earth products and phosphoric acid (by-product)

Ammaroo Phosphate Project - Verdant Minerals - open cut mine, on-site processing to produce
2025
phosphoric acid for fertilizer production

Chandler Salt Mine Facility - Tellus Holdings - develop underground mine, on-site salt and fertilizer
TBA
processing plant and underground storage facilities

Molyhil Mine - Investigator Resources - develop open cut mine and on-site processing plant for
TBA
tungsten and molybdenum

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Alice Springs - outdoor netball court Q1 2024

Anmatjere - upgrade Anmatjere area parks Q1 2024

Areyonga Access Road upgrade and concrete floodways including upgrade to airstrip access road Q1 2024

Central Desert- reinstatement of road flood damages (2021 November event) Q1 2024

Security Project (carpark lights, facility fencing and CCTV) Q1 2024

Yuelamu - recording room upgrade Q1 2024

Yuendumu - construct oval grandstand building Q1 2024

Yuendumu - construct softball field change room Q1 2024

Alice Springs - Tennis Court resurfacing Q2 2024

Francis Smith Park - BMX Pump Trail proposal Q2 2024

Laramba basketball court with cover Q2 2024

Nturiya basketball court cover Q2 2024

Nyirrpi basketball court, cover and resurface Q2 2024

Alice Springs - Araluen Park upgrade 2024

Alice Springs - regional skate park 2024

Alice Springs CBD - stage 1 works (in concept development) 2025

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Central Australia (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Alice Springs - 58-62 Todd Street - new bar and shade structures Q1 2024

Alice Village - Rogaonesi Road - additional 12 cabins Q1 2024

Araluen - Yipirinya College - student and staff accommodation Q1 2024

Santa Teresa - Ltyentye Apurte Catholic School - new canteen Q1 2024

Aputula Finke – ranger hub including office, shed, visiting staff accommodation, staff
Q2 2024
accommodation, meeting space, ablutions block

Santa Teresa - Ltyentye Apurte Catholic School - staff accommodation refurbishment Q2 2024

Harts Range - staff accommodation Q3 2024

Alice Plaza redevelopment and hotel 2024

Ciccone - warehouse addition 2024

Desert Springs - Barrett Drive - telecommunications facility 2024

East Side - 10 Goyder Street - 3 by 3 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

East Side - 2 Goyder Street - 3 by 2 bedroom multiple dwellings in a 2 storey building 2024

East Side - 20 Mueller Street - 3 bedroom duplex 2024

East Side - caravan park extension with 112 self-contained cabins 2024

Gillen - 3 Hong Street - 4 multi dwellings 2024

Gillen - club refurbishment 2024

Gillen - Rosenbaum Street - construct 9 townhouses with communal open use space and
2024
recreational facilities

Kilgariff - Welton Parade - 6 by 3 bedroom 2 bathroom villa complex 2024

Larapinta - 14 Larapinta Drive - duplex 2024

Lasseters Casino and Resort redevelopment and expansion 2024

Mount Johns - 59 Irrampenye Street - additional 7 by 3 bedroom multi-dwellings 2024

Ross - 52 Palm Circuit - child care centre 2024

The Gap - 13 Telegraph Terrace - 4 by 2 bedroom multi dwellings 2024

The Gap - caravan park extension with 72 self-contained cabins 2024

Braitling - 194 Stuart Highway - service station with food premises-cafe TBA

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Barkly Anticipated
Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Paterson Street - streetscape upgrades Q1 2024

Rockhampton Downs - gravel resheet from 0 - 10 km Q1 2024

Tennant Creek - 33 Leichardt Street - subdivision to create 4 lots Q1 2024

Tennant Creek – new visitor experiences including mining interpretive displays Q1 2024

Barkly Highway, Stuart Highway and Tablelands Highway - pavement repairs at various locations Q2 2024

Parnttali Road - industrial subdivision Q2 2024

Tennant Creek High School - supply and install security fence and gates Q2 2024

Tennant Creek Visitor Park Q2 2024

Barkly Regional Deal student boarding facility at Tennant Creek High School 2024

Roads of Strategic Importance upgrades – selected upgrades on the Tennant Creek to Townsville
2024
corridor

Tennant Creek - 33 Leichardt Street - refurbish office 2024

Tennant Creek Hospital - construct new staff accommodation - 12 units 2024

Tennant Creek Watch House 2024

Site of Barkly Regional Deal student boarding facility at Tennant Creek High School

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Barkly (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HOUSING

Alpurrurulam - construct 5 homes Q3 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Alpurrurulam - subdivision civil works and services construction Q1 2024

Ali Curung, Wutunugurra, Imangara, Canteen Creek - demolish, construct, repairs and maintenance
Q2 2024
and upgrade NTG housing infrastructure

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Tennant Creek - 74 Peko Road - construct 6 by 1 bedroom dwellings Q2 2024

TERRITORY GENERATION

Tennant Creek Power Station Ring Road reseal 2024

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre - upgrade existing building and construct new entry
Q1 2024
building and café

Tennant Creek new bike path with lighting Q1 2024

Tennant Creek weighbridge and office at landfill site Q1 2024

Utopia Art Centre upgrade Q1 2024

Renner Springs - Mobile Black Spot Program 7 - deploy one new Telstra macro cell mobile base
2024
station

Tennant Creek - 33-37 Chittock Street - Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation staff
2024
accommodation - 6 by 2 bedroom group dwellings

Tennant Creek - 66 Schmidt Street - Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation staff

2024
accommodation - 5 by 1 bedroom group dwellings

Tennant Creek - design and construct residential alcohol rehabilitation facility (BRADAAG) 2024

Tennant Creek Affordable Housing - Blackmore Road - 12 by 2 bedroom dwelling group 2024

Utopia Footy Oval new surface, baseball diamond, male and female change rooms, viewing stands,
2024
electronic score board and siren

NORTH AUSTRALIA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

Tennant Creek Airport solar array TBA

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Barkly (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Wonarah Phosphate Mine (Avenira Ltd) - new mine - stage 1 - open-cut mine with direct shipping
Q1 2024
ore (DSO)

Nobles Nob - reopen mine to install CIL processing plant and process remnant ore from open pit
and waste rock dumps. Mine will then become central processing facility for regional small Q2 2024
deposits.

Rover 1 Gold Copper Cobalt Magnetite Project - new mine - underground mine with onsite milling
2025
and processing facilities to produce gold dore, copper metal, cobalt metal and magnetite

Wonarah Phosphate Mine (Avenira Ltd) - new mine - stage 2 - thermal phosphoric acid plant at
TBA
mine and lithium iron phosphate cathode plant in Darwin

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Tennant Creek - 114 Paterson Street - tenancy fitout Q1 2024

Alyawarre Arlparra Utopia - ranger hub including office, shed, visiting staff accommodation, staff
Q2 2024
accommodation, meeting space, ablutions block

Elliott Hotel - pub and accommodation development 2024

Elliott Store and Roadhouse 2024

Sun Cable - the Australia-Asia Power Link (AAPL) - Australia to Singapore Power Link - solar farm 2024

Tennant Creek - 15 Shamrock Street - 3 multi-dwellings 2024

Tennant Creek - 9 and 10 Boag Court - 6 by 1 bedroom dwellings 2024

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Big Rivers Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Buchanan Highway - Northern Region Flood Event February 2023 - reinstate road formation and
Q1 2024
gravel re-sheet at various locations

Buntine Highway - gravel re-sheet ch 435 - 440 km Q1 2024

Central Arnhem Road - upgrade and seal ch 158 - 176 km Q2 2024

Kalkarindji School - supply and installation of lighting towers around the school oval Q1 2024

Katherine High School - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) centre
Q1 2024
and classroom upgrades

Katherine Weighbridge - design and construct compliance shed Q1 2024

Katherine Logistics and Agribusiness Hub - tank facility Q2 2024

Katherine Township - flood mitigation levee (Southern section) Q2 2024

Victoria Highway - shoulder widening ch 400.00 - 411.00 km and replacement of culverts ch 400.0
Q2 2024
- 412.0 km

Phelp River Crossing - new waterway structures along Numbulwar Road Q3 2024

Katherine East (Crawford) - sewer pump station Q4 2024

Katherine - new Materials Recovery Facility 2024

Central Arnhem Road - upgrade to seal standard ch 0 - 28 km Q1 2025

Katherine Logistics and Agribusiness Hub - external intersection headworks Q1 2025

Roads of Strategic Importance (ROSI) Northern Territory Industry Roads upgrades – selected
TBA
upgrades

Katherine High School - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics

(STEAM) centre and upgrade to blocks P and R
Concept credit to Mode Design

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Big Rivers (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HOUSING

Yarralin - construct 2 homes Q1 2024

Ngukurr - construct 4 dwellings Q3 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Minyerri - construct 3 homes Q1 2024

Minyerri - subdivision civil works and services construction Q1 2024

Robinson River - construct 4 homes Q3 2024

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Amanbidji - water source security improvement investigation projects Q4 2024

TERRITORY GENERATION

Katherine Power Station - diesel storage tank 1a Q3 2024

CO-OPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Borroloola - Yanyula Town Camp - transitional housing Q1 2024

Edith locality, along the Stuart Highway - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy a new
Q1 2024
Telstra macro cell mobile site

Katherine South - Mimi Ngurrdalingi Aboriginal Corporation – Art Centre extension Q1 2024

Katherine tyre recycling plant Q1 2024

Kalkarindji - Gurindji Construction and Maintenance headquarters 2024

Katherine - 22 Giles Street - 4 by 3 bedroom elevated multi-dwellings 2024

Katherine - Third Street - Children and Babies Clinic - 2 storey office building 2024

King Ash Bay - Mobile Black Spot Program Round 7 - deploy one new Telstra macro cell mobile
2024
base station

Katherine Women’s Crisis Centre TBA

DEFENCE PROJECTS

RAAF Base Tindal – design and construct US Defence Force aircraft maintenance support facility Q2 2025

RAAF Base Tindal – design and construct US Defence Force squadron operations facility Q2 2025

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Big Rivers (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Merlin Diamond Project - reopen Merlin Diamond Mine - hybrid open pit and vertical pit mining -
2024-25
construct new processing plant

Mt Todd Mine - Vista Gold - reopen open-cut pit with new on-site processing plant and power
2024-25
station

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Borroloola - Robinson Road - recycling depot 2024

Numbulwar - internal road upgrades 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Katherine South - 162 Victoria Highway - alterations and additions to caravan park Q1 2024

Katherine - St Joseph's Catholic College - new administration building Q2 2024

McArthur - King Ash Bay Fishing Club - replacement project Q3 2024

Borroloola - 10 room workers accommodation 2024

Borroloola - 6 Searcy Street - new community, retail and commercial development 2024

Katherine - 22 Fourth Street - medical clinic 2024

Katherine East - 13 Chardon Street - Northern Land Council regional offices and warehouse 2024

Katherine East - 41 Crawford Street - warehouse with office and caretakers residence 2024

Katherine East - 84 Bicentennial Road - 3 by general industrial units 2024

Katherine South - 3 Lorre Court - 3 by 3 bedroom multi-dwellings 2024

Katherine South - Condon Street - 6 by 3 bedroom dwellings-group in 3 single storey buildings 2024

Katherine South - Rundle Street - 12 multiple dwellings 2024

Landsdowne - rooming accommodation (workers village) and ancillary amenities 2024

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East Arnhem Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Angurugu Women's Safe House - main building refurbishment Q1 2024

Galiwinku - Shepherdson College - replace verandas on 2 existing buildings Q1 2024

Nhulunbuy Primary School - refurbish student toilets Q1 2024

Lake Evella Aerodrome and Milingimbi Aerodrome drainage and safety upgrades Q2 2024

Yirrkala School - remove and install playground equipment Q2 2024

Gove District Hospital Campus - stage 1 - upgrade fire safety Q3 2024

Gapuwiyak - barge landing upgrade 2024

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Milyakburra - construct 7 homes Q1 2024

Umbakumba - subdivision civil works and services Q1 2024

Angurugu - construct 10 homes TBA

Angurugu - construct 17 homes TBA

Umbakumba - construct 3 homes TBA

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East Arnhem (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Milingimbi - stage 2 - water supply bore field augmentation Q1 2024

Gapuwiyak - drilling program Q2 2024

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Angurugu, Groote Eylandt - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy a small cell mobile
Q1 2024
base station

Milyakburra - Bickerton Boarding College Q1 2024

Groote Eylandt Outstation fencing Q2 2024

Gunyangara (Gove Port) - civil and marine works for Gove Port Tourism Precinct Development Q2 2024

Milyakburra Island - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy a new Telstra macro cell
Q2 2024
mobile site

Gapuwiyak - working arts display and cultural centre 2024

Gove - marine infrastructure works 2024

Maningrida - Regional Connectivity Program Round 3 - provide fixed wireless broadband to the
2024
Indigenous community of Maningrida.

Warruwi - Regional Connectivity Program Round 3 - upgrade the existing Telstra macro site at
2024
Warruwi

Yirrkala - Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts Centre 2024

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Groote Eylandt - South 32 - GEMCO - establish new quarries and haul roads on eastern leases to
2024
provide additional ore to existing processing plant

Winchelsea Manganese Project - establish new mine at North West corner of Groote Eylandt.
2024-25
Open cut mine, onsite crushing and screening with product barged to offshore freighters for export

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Angurugu - telecommunications facility Q1 2024

Angurugu - 6 house subdivision Q2 2024

Angurugu water play Q2 2024

Umbakumba - art centre refurbishment Q2 2024

Little Paradise - residential subdivision stage 1a and 1b - 17 residential lots and 3 open space lots 2024

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Top End Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Litchfield National Park - Walker Creek Ranger - new office with visiting officer quarters
Q1 2024
capabilities and handrails at various location within the National Park

Territory Wildlife Park - repairs and maintenance of aquarium Q1 2024

Adelaide River Township - irrigation replacement Q1 2024

Jabiru - design and construct sewer remediation works Q1 2024

Jabiru Area School - replace chiller and associated works Q1 2024

Arnhem Highway - shoulder rehabilitation at ch 185 - 199 km – various sections totalling 10.4 km
Q2 2024
and pavement rehabilitation 201 – 208 km various sections totalling 1.6 km

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Top End (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government (cont.)

Belyuen Airstrip - pavement rehabilitation Q2 2024

Gunbalanya health centre and morgue Q2 2024

Gunn Point - Emerging Agribusiness Precinct Q2 2024

Maningrida Access Road - gravel resheet ch 24.3 - 28.3 km Q2 2024

Stuart Highway - pavement rehabilitation ch 78.8 - 86.7 km Q2 2024

Wadeye renal facility Q2 2024

Wurrumiyanga - upgrades to the barge landing facility Q2 2024

Jabiru Roads - Gimbat Road improve sections Q3 2024

Jabiru Roads - Gunlom Road improve sections Q3 2024

Jabiru Roads - Kubara Road construct new gravel road Q3 2024

Jabiru Roads - Maguk Road gravel resheet and upgrade Q3 2024

Maningrida - Police complex and additional housing, multi-function room/court house, storage
Q3 2024
sheds

Marindja Road - upgrade and seal 0 - 5.5 km Q3 2024

Stuart Highway - pavement rehabilitation ch 113.4 - 115.3 km Q3 2024

Peppimenarti - multipurpose police complex including police housing, multi-function room/court

Q3 2024
house and associated infrastructure

Port Keats Road - reform and gravel resheet ch 50 - 55 km Q3 2024

Port Keats Road - upgrade and seal Palumpa to Wadeye 134 - 181 km Q3 2024

Victoria Highway - pavement rehabilitation and drainage improvements Q3 2024

Jabiru Futures - Bininj Resource Centre 2024

Jabiru Futures - local roads, electricity and water network maintenance 2024

Jabiru Roads - Jim Jim Falls Road upgrade and seal Q1 2025

Jabiru Futures - upgrade existing landfill facility TBA

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Top End (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

REMOTE COMMUNITY HOUSING PROGRAM

Wurrumiyanga - design and construct workers accommodation camp to support the Future
Q1 2024
Housing Development Program

Wurrumiyanga - demolish, construct and upgrade NTG infrastructure 2024

STIMULUS

Fleming Road - upgrade to seal standard 3 - 5 km Q1 2024

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Warruwi - water source augmentation (investigation and production bore drilling) Q2 2024

Manton Dam return to service 2024

Manton Dam. Photo courtesy of Power Water Corporation

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DARWIN REGION PROJECT TIMELINE

WATER SUPPLY ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started
The Darwin Region Water Supply Program (the Program) is a
sustainable, long term infrastructure solution that will deliver safe ● AROWS preliminary assessment, Q1 2021
and secure drinking water for Territorians, as well as enable
economic growth and job creation through irrigated agriculture and
industry expansion.
● Completion of the AROWS Detailed Business
Case, Q1 2022

The Program will be delivered in two stages to supply ● Darwin region water supply infrastructure
upgrades added to the Infrastructure Australia
67.3 gigalitres (GL) of additional water each year to the Priority List as an investment ready project,
Darwin region: Q1 2022
• Stage 1: Returning Manton Dam to service as an additional
water source to boost our short term water supply by 2026.
● 2022 Federal Government Budget announced
$300.6 million for stage 1, including returning
Manton Dam to service and planning and
Stage 1 also includes construction of a new water treatment
approvals for AROWS
plant at Strauss and the planning and approvals phase for the
Adelaide Off-stream Water Storage (AROWS) Project. ● Community Reference Group established
• Stage 2: Constructing and commissioning AROWS to secure a
long-term water supply within the next 7 to 10 years (pending ● Lead environmental consultant appointed

regulatory approvals and future investment decision).

The NT Government recently awarded a $6 million contract to ● AROWS concept design tender awarded, Q4 2023

Australian and local company SMEC Australia to deliver the concept

design for the AROWS project.
● Environmental Impact Statement for AROWS

SMEC is an accomplished company that brings strong experience,

capability and highly specialised skills to deliver this critical
● Concept design for AROWS

component of Stage 1 of the Program. The concept design is ● The design and construct tender for the Manton
Dam Return to Service Project expected to be
expected to take approximately 12 to 18 months to complete.
announced by early 2024.
Following significant environmental assessment work and
engagement with stakeholders and the community, Power and ● Continue stakeholder engagement and community
consultation
Water Corporation completed its environmental referral for the
Manton Dam return to service project and submitted it to the NT ● AROWS Environmental Referral submitted to the
environmental regulator and made available for
EPA for assessment. The NT EPA has now determined that with public comment
appropriate management the project does not have the potential to
have a significant impact on the environment and may proceed. The ● Manton Dam return to service, expected
completion 2026
tender award for the design and construction of the Manton Dam
Return to Service project and the Strauss Water Treatment Plant is
expected in the first half of 2024 with early works commencing
● AROWS construction, expected to commence
2026 (subject to regulatory approvals and future
investment decision)
shortly after.
The NT Government engaged GHD Pty Ltd in April 2023 to QUICK STATS
undertake an environmental assessment for AROWS. In
consideration of the NT EPA guidelines and levels of environmental The project is expected to:
assessment, the NT Government is proposing to undertake the • Include 100 kilometres of up to 1.6 metre
highest level of assessment for AROWS, that being a Tier 3 diameter pipes
Proponent Initiated Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
• Be Australia's largest off-stream storage
Stage 1 of the Program is jointly funded by the Australian
• Double the Darwin regions water supply
Government’s National Water Grid Authority ($300.6 million)
and the Northern Territory Government (over $26 million).

Community members can contact the NT Government

Project Team by email on
[email protected]
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Top End (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Batchelor - Regional Connectivity Program Round 3 - provide 11km of optical fibre connecting the
town of Batchelor at key sites including council building, museum, school, community health centre 2024
and the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education.

Maningrida Arts and Cultural - rooming accommodation 2024

Milikapiti - Roads to Recovery 2024

Tiwi Islands - opportunities to develop greenfield sites for tourism/residential, aquaculture,

TBA
agriculture and industrial purposes

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Frances Creek - NT Bullion - reopen the iron ore mine to extract remnant ore from existing open
Q2 2024
cut pits

Fountain Head Gold Project - PNX Metals - open pit mining and onsite processing via heap
2024
leaching or CIL process

Mt Bundy Gold Project - Primary Gold - Development of Rustlers Roost, Quest 29 and Toms Gully
2024-25
mine sites in a single project - onsite crushing and processing plant with CIP gold plant

Finniss Lithium Project - Core Lithium Ltd - stage 2 BP33 early works package - underground mine
with ore trucked 7.5 km to processing plant at Grants Mine deposit to produce a spodumene 2025
concentrate for export through Darwin Port

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Maningrida - football oval facilities including change rooms, grandstands, umpires room, medical
Q2 2024
room, takeaway store, storage area, scoreboard shed and public ablutions

Murganella Road upgrade - stage 3 - road and table drain construction TBA

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Wadeye - Our Lady of The Sacred Heart Thamarrurr Catholic College - new staff accommodation Q1 2024

Wurrumiyanga - Catholic Education - staff accommodation in quadplex Q1 2024

Wurrumiyanga - Pumulayu Community Centre with ancillary rooming accommodation 2024

Wurrumiyanga - staff village (4 houses) 2024

Wurrumiyanga - Working Arts Display and Cultural Centre with ancillary warehouse 2024

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Palmerston and Litchfield Anticipated

Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Driver Primary School - design, construct and installation 2 demountable classrooms Q1 2024

Elrundie Avenue / Channel Island Road - install guard safety rails Q1 2024

Middle Point - 350 Anzac Parade - Coastal Plains Research Farm - Satellite Earth Station Q1 2024

Zuccoli Primary School - swale drainage rectification and construct 2 transportable classrooms Q1 2024

Former Palmerston Fire Station - refurb and convert to training facility Q2 2024

Holtze - land remediation works Q2 2024

Hughes Airstrip - pavement reconstruction Q2 2024

Stuart Highway - shoulder rehabilitation and sealing from 78.8 - 86.7 km Q2 2024

Stuart Highway and Coolalinga Road - install traffic lights and service road extensions Q4 2024

Darwin Correctional Centre - modular accommodation TBA

Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct - common user marine infrastructure TBA

Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct – external support road infrastructure TBA

Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct - stage 0 land servicing infrastructure including
TBA
internal roads

TERRITORY GENERATION

Yulara Power Station - fire system refurbishment Q1 2024

Darwin-Katherine grid BESS - fleet transition phase 3 2024

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HOLTZE LAND RELEASE PROJECT TIMELINE

The Northern Territory Government is supporting growth
in the Greater Darwin Region through providing
● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

●
$44 million in Budget 2022 for the design and construction
Holtze Area Plan (2016)
of enabling infrastructure for Holtze land release over
three years, including sewer and water networks, power
augmentation and stormwater management. ● Holtze to Elizabeth River Sub-regional Land Use Plan,
NT Planning Scheme 2020, Amendment, included July
In mid-2022, the Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and 2022

●
Logistics included the Holtze to Elizabeth River Sub-
regional Land Use Plan (HESLUP) into the NT Planning Release of Crown Land Request for Proposals
Scheme.
Following completion of the HESLUP, the NT Planning
● Request for Proposals closed 10 March 2023

Commission is continuing to work on planning for Holtze

and Kowandi through the preparation of the Greater ● Greater Holtze Area Plan consultation

Holtze Area Plan (GHAP). The draft GHAP is being updated

in response to feedback from consultation. ● Feedback on the Greater Holtze Area Plan currently
being considered
Land in Holtze was released through a public competitive
Request for Proposals (RFP) process on 22 November
● Design of enabling infrastructure

2022 to provide additional supply of entry level titled lots

in Greater Darwin by the end of 2024. ● Tender for land remediation works to be released
Q1 2024

Registrations were invited from proponents interested in

the opportunity to develop an urban, entry level residential
● Request for tenders for the construction of enabling
infrastructure
subdivision on approximately 46.5 hectares of Crown land,
via a single stage RFP process. Submissions closed ● Construction of enabling infrastructure

10 March 2023 and are in the assessment phase.

● Assessment and award of the Request for Proposals

QUICK STATS
The NTG is providing development opportunities through land
releases across the Territory. Read here

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MIDDLE ARM SUSTAINABLE PROJECT TIMELINE

DEVELOPMENT PRECINCT ● Complete ● In progress ● Not started

The Northern Territory Government is working to transform

Common user infrastructure at the Middle Arm Precinct
Middle Arm into a sustainable ’development ready’ precinct.
Sustainable outcomes and environmental protection of Darwin ● added to the Infrastructure Australia Priority List, Q1
2022
Harbour and surrounds are at the core of planning for the
Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct.
● 2022 Federal Government Budget committed
$1.5 billion equity contribution to Middle Arm
The precinct provides approximately 1500 hectares of industrial
land and supports the delivery of a $40 billion economy by
2030, while meeting commitments to net zero emissions by
● Consider potential investment options (Stage 2 of
Infrastructure Australia’s Assessment Framework –
business case)
2050. The essential elements and opportunities of a sustainable
development precinct as it relates to Middle Arm include:
● Conceptual planning of infrastructure for Strategic
Environmental Assessment, Q2 2023
• maximising renewable energy use
• maximising economic outcomes while minimising
environmental and social impacts
● Submission of the Strategic Environmental Assessment
for adequacy review, Q4 2023

•
•
efficient water use including reuse where possible
circular economy principles including reusing waste
● Finalisation of the Business Case (Stage 3 of
Infrastructure Australia’s Assessment Framework),
anticipating submission Q1 2024
streams (such as using waste as a feedstock) and

•
carbon capture
efficient use of infrastructure. ● Initial design of infrastructure, Q3 2024

Engagement with the traditional owners of Middle Arm is key to

establishing an appropriate cultural heritage management
● Submission of the Strategic Environmental Assessment
and public exhibition commences,
Q4 2024
framework and in turn, supporting positive long-term cultural
outcomes. A cultural consultative committee has been
established with the objective of delivering a Larrakia-led
● Finalisation of procurement of activation infrastructure,
2025
cultural values survey for the precinct.
Preserving Darwin’s environmental values, including the Darwin
● Environmental approval decision 2025

Harbour, is a critical goal to meeting the sustainable objectives

of the Precinct.
● Construction of infrastructure commence 2026 (subject
to approvals)

The Strategic Environmental Assessment is undergoing QUICK STATS

adequacy review, with formal submission to Northern Territory
and Commonwealth regulators anticipated for Q4 2024.Public Stakeholder Engagement:
comment will be invited following sumbission.
• Interested stakeholders can email:
[email protected] to register their interest in
the community engagement process.

• The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and

Logistics is leading the planning, design and approvals
process.

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Palmerston and Litchfield (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Litchfield Municipality - Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program - reseal various roads Q1 2024

Archer Waste Management Facility refurbishment 2024

Greater Darwin - EOI - build, own, operate or partner in a new 60 bed residential aged care facility 2024

RESOURCESPROJECTS

Wickham Point - Darwin Liquefied Natural Gas (DLNG) pipeline duplication Q1 2024

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Litchfield Municipality - reseal various roads Q1 2024

Guys Creek Road - upgrade gravel to seal Q2 2024

Thorngate Road pavement renewal Q3 2024

Marlow Lagoon and Rosebery - ablutions at dog parks 2024

Zuccoli and surrounds Community Hub (stage 2) 2024

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

Good Shepherd Lutheran College - outdoor education spaces Q1 2024

Howard Springs - 220 Gunn Point Road - telecommunications facility Q1 2024

Zuccoli Aspire subdivision - stage D1 - 47 lots Q1 2024

Zuccoli Aspire subdivision - stage D2 - 45 lots Q1 2024

Zuccoli Village residential subdivision - phase 3.8 - 42 lots Q1 2024

Durack Heights - stage 11 - 43 lots Q4 2024

Bees Creek - 5 new hangars 2024

Durack - 25 Trewren Street - 3 by 3 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Durack - 5 Crowson Close - 6 by 3 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Gateway Precinct - service station, fast food outlet and car wash 2024

Holtze - 16 Mathew Hopkins Road - warehouse with office 2024

Holtze - 4 Mathew Hopkins Road - warehouse addition 2024

Holtze - wastewater treatment plant 2024

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Palmerston and Litchfield (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

Howard Springs - 280 Whitewood Road - Howard Springs Tavern extension 2024

Humpty Doo - 8 Waters Street - warehouse development 2024

Johnston - 1 Lind Road - child care centre 2024

Johnston - 11 Tarakan Court - 13 by 3 bedroom and 14 by 2 bedroom multi dwellings in a 3 storey

2024
building

Johnston - 40 Hodge Street - duplex 2024

Johnston - 5 Davies Court - 6 by 1 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Middle Arm - Sun Cable - the Australia-Asia (AAPL) - renewable energy battery project 2024

Moulden - Bonson Terrace - club room alterations and additions 2024

Palmerston CBD - 3 Maluka Drive - bar-public and food premises-restaurant in two stages 2024

Palmerston Central - corner Roystonea Avenue and Temple Terrace - showroom sales and
2024
warehouse

Virginia - 90 Virginia Road - demolish and rebuild day care centre 2024

Zuccoli - 1 Tuckeroo Boulevard - 13 by 3 bedroom dwellings in 13 single storey buildings 2024

Zuccoli - Leadwort Court - group of 6 dwelling 2024

Zuccoli Aspire - Parkside Bistro 2024

Zuccoli Aspire subdivision - stage 4 - residential lots and neighbourhood shopping centre 2024

Zuccoli Aspire subdivision - stage 5 and 6 - new residential lots 2024

Zuccoli Village residential subdivision - phase 3.9, 3.10 , 3.11 - 125 lots 2024

Noonamah - Elizabeth Valley Road - subdivision to create 100 lots TBA

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Darwin Anticipated
Commencement

GOVERNMENT PROJECTS - Australian Government and Northern Territory Government

Nichols Place - NT Civil and Administrative Tribunal fit out Q1 2024

Nightcliff Primary School - supply and install air cooled chiller and associated works Q1 2024

NT Archives and Library office fit out modifications Q1 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital - design, construct and install laundry rail hoist Q1 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital - new modular multipurpose facility Q1 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital – replace fire indication panel and associated equipment Q1 2024

Stuart Highway and Lagoon Road intersection - design and install a pedestrian safety intelligent
Q1 2024
transport system (ITS) treatment

Yirra House - fire safety works Q1 2024

Casuarina - site remediation of former fire station Q2 2024

East Arm Utilities upgrades (Darwin Ship Lift and East Arm headworks) Q2 2024

East Arm - Marine Industry Park - stage 2 - 9 serviced lots Q2 2024

Holtze Headworks Q2 2024

Ludmilla - Kulaluk trunk drains Q2 2024

Parliament House - replace chilled water unit - design and construct Q2 2024

Stokes Hill Wharf upgrades Q2 2024

Darwin CBD - Smith Street greening and cooling Q3 2024

Northern Suburbs youth hub and men's shed Q3 2024

Royal Darwin Hospital - Forensic Mortuary and Bereavement Facility Q3 2024

Darwin Waterfront - infrastructure upgrades 2024

Darwin Waterfront – Stokes Hill Wharf – cathodic protection system upgrade 2024

Darwin Waterfront – Stokes Hill Wharf – pile refurbishment works 2024

East Arm - Marine Industry Park - stage 1 - 5 serviced lots 2024

Fannie Bay - 7 Waratah Crescent - lot 8898 (Sports House site) - residential redevelopment 2024

Leanyer Primary School - administration block upgrade 2024

Wishart - Truck Central - stage 3 of Transport Industry Precinct - 11 lots 2024

Wishart Industrial Precinct - stage 2 subdivision civil construction works 2024

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Darwin (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Tiwi, Wanguri and Rapid Creek - construct 8 dwellings Q2 2024

POWER AND WATER CORPORATION

Trevor Horman Zone Substation Q2 2024

Underground power project - high voltage 2024

Strauss to Middle Arm water infrastructure 2026

COOPERATIVE PROJECTS - Jointly Funded

Acacia Hills - Regional Connectivity Program Round 2 - deploy one new Telstra macro cell mobile
Q1 2024
base station

CDU Casuarina Campus - Better Health Futures Building Q1 2024

Larrakia Cultural Centre Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - Cavenagh Street - new child care centre at Energy House 2024

East Arm - 740 Berrimah Road - administration and warehouse building 2024

East Arm - Marine Industry Park - logistics facility 2024

Airport Development Group - diesel storage facility TBA

Darwin Aboriginal and Islander Women’s Shelter TBA

Darwin Waterfront Convention Centre Hotel TBA

Dawn House TBA

Concept of the Larrakia Cultural Centre. Courtesy of Larrakia Development Corporation.

Credit: Rossi Architects in collaboration with Susan Dugdale & Associates

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Darwin (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

NORTH AUSTRALIA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

Darwin International Airport - major expansion of the solar array (in stages) TBA

DEFENCE PROJECTS

RAAF Base Darwin mid-term refresh - new base entrance, upgraded heavy vehicle entrance and
Q2 2024
upgrades across utility infrastructure

Defence Establishment Berrimah redevelopment Q4 2024

Lee Point - Defence Housing Australia (DHA) master-planned community 2024

National Airfields Works - RAAF Base Darwin and Mt Bundey Training Area Q2 2025

RESOURCES PROJECTS

Tivan Limited Darwin - vanadium electrolyte facility TBA

COUNCIL PROJECTS

Darwin CBD - Civic Centre redevelopment TBA

Fannie Bay - Dick Ward Drive - traffic lights at Turf Club entrance TBA

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS

CDU Casuarina Campus - new trade training building Q1 2024

Darwin CBD - 35 McMinn Street - 24 dwelling residential development with ground floor
Q1 2024
commercial in a 10 storey building

Darwin International Airport - Terminal forecourt - fabricate and construct large shade sails Q1 2024

Darwin International Airport - Terminal forecourt - removal/relocation of existing taxi drop-off Q1 2024

East Arm - 66 Export Drive - warehouse and storage Q1 2024

East Arm - warehouse and office Q1 2024

Fannie Bay - 11 Waratah Crescent - Pearl Retirement Resort - 26 bed suites with social area and
Q1 2024
health and wellness centre

Holy Family Catholic primary school - general learning area refurbishment Q1 2024

Stuart Park - 61 Stuart Highway - shop fit out Q1 2024

Darwin International Airport - landscaping and irrigation to terminal precinct Q2 2024

Darwin International Airport - Resort - renovate 8 demountable structures into 2-bed luxury villas Q2 2024

East Arm - 94 O'Sullivan Circuit - warehouse (cold storage and distribution centre) Q2 2024

Farrar West residential development Q4 2024

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Darwin (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

Berrimah - 25 Bowerlee Road - new classrooms to education facility 2024

Berrimah - 55 Boulter Road - 42 by 2 bedroom and 8 by 3 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Berrimah - 661 Stuart Highway - The Zone - showroom sales, warehouses, food premises in 2
2024
stages

Berrimah - 8 Flightpath Road - demountable structures for vehicle sales and hire 2024

Berrimah - College Road Estate - 10 lots in stage 1A 2024

Berrimah - College Road Estate - 14 lots in stage 1B 2024

Berrimah - Northcrest - Northern Land Council office precinct - in stages 2024

Berrimah Business Park - 19 Miles Road - warehouses with ancillary office in a two storey building 2024

Berrimah Business Park - 22 Lewfatt Street - warehouse with ancillary office in a single storey
2024
building

Berrimah Business Park - 32 Miles Road - commercial building 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 1 Lew Fatt Street - warehouse/light industrial with ancillary office 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 20 Vaughan Street - warehouse with office and caretaker's residence 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 31 Vaughan Street - warehouse with office and caretaker's residence 2024

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 5 Vervoort Street - warehouses with offices 2024

Coconut Grove - 140 Dick Ward Drive - alterations and additions to existing dwelling group 2024

Coconut Grove - 285 Bagot Road - 4 showrooms with warehouse space, carparks, and feature
2024
signage

Darwin CBD - 106 Esplanade - hotel/motel and services apartments 2024

Darwin CBD - 133 Smith Street - 4 multiple dwellings 2024

Darwin CBD - 2 Foelsche Street - carpark 2024

Darwin CBD - 20 Harvey Street - 36 by 1 bedroom multi-dwellings and ground floor commercial in
2024
a 4 storey building

Darwin CBD - 3 Foelsche Street - 4 by 4 bedroom multi dwellings 2024

Darwin CBD - 68 Mitchell Street - mixed-use commercial development in a 14 storey building with
2024
three levels of basement parking

Darwin CBD - 7 Shepherd Street - 72 rooming accommodations in 9 storey building 2024

Darwin CBD - 8 Cavenagh Street - 13 storey commercial building with basement carpark 2024

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Darwin (continued) Anticipated

Commencement

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

Darwin CBD - 85 Mitchell Street - mixed use development - 2 by 27 storey towers in 2 stages 2024

Darwin CBD - 97 Mitchell Street - additional 3 storey building with 17 rooms 2024

Darwin CBD - Smith and Searcy Streets - mixed use commercial development in a 10 storey
2024
building with two levels of basement parking

Darwin Waterfront - 39 Stokes Hill Road - small bar café 2024

East Arm - 84 O'Sullivan Circuit - glass processing and fabrication warehouse with showroom and
2024
office

East Arm - Hamaura Road - additions to existing warehouse with ancillary office development 2024

East Point - telecommunications facility with a 25m high monopole and associated antennas and
2024
equipment shelters

Fannie Bay - 3 Elizabeth Street - 5 multiple dwellings 2024

Larrakeyah - 28 Barossa Street - 5 by 4 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Larrakeyah - Packard Place - 56 multiple dwellings and 63 serviced apartments in 10 and 11 storey
2024
building

Leanyer - Dolly's Bar refurbishment 2024

Lee Point - golf course, club and amenities 2024

Ludmilla - 11 Nemuluk Drive - Legacy Australia Community Centre 2024

Marrara - 440, 450 and 460 McMillans Road - new 80 lot residential estate with public open space 2024

Muirhead - 125 Asche Street - duplex 2024

Muirhead - Fuhrmann Street - 18 serviced apartments, shop, office and car parking 2024

Nightcliff - 61 Nightcliff Road - 4 by 3 bedroom dwellings group 2024

Nightcliff - Alstonia Street - 2 by 3 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Northcrest - 58 Reuben Avenue - residential care triplex 2024

Northcrest - Letts Crescent - 3 by 3 bedroom dwelling group 2024

Northcrest - Panquee Boulevard - service station and car wash 2024

Parap - 6 Weddell Street - 4 by 5 bedroom and 1 by 4 bedroom multi dwellings 2024

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Commencement

PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS (cont.)

Stuart Park - 1 Duke Street - service station with car wash 2024

Stuart Park - 10 Stuart Highway - medical clinic 2024

Stuart Park - 5 King Street - 6 by 3 bedroom and 6 by 2 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Stuart Park - 6 Queen Street - 12 by 2 bedroom multiple dwellings 2024

Wishart - 34 Distribution Drive - transport terminal 2024

Casuarina Square - multi deck car park development and mall extension Q1 2025

Casuarina Square - The Quarter redevelopment Q1 2025

Berrimah - Bowerlee Estates - subdivision to create 76 residential lots and community park TBA

Berrimah - Northcrest - stage 3 -11 - subdivision - school site, future development site, research
TBA
precinct, secondary activity centre, commercial and retail spaces and planned bus stops

Berrimah Business Park - 28 Miles Road - showroom / warehouse duplex TBA

Berrimah Industrial Estate - 8 Vaughan Street - warehouse and ancillary office TBA

Darwin CBD - 2 Peary Street - 9 storey boutique hotel with 120 suites and 3 levels of basement
TBA
carpark

East Arm - Sun Cable - the Australia-Asia Power Link (AAPL) - solar array assembly factory TBA

Malak Business Precinct - expansion TBA

Nightcliff - Kurrajong Crescent - 6 multi-dwellings TBA

Stuart Park - 5 Quarry Crescent - 2 by 3 bedroom detached dwellings in 2 by 2 storey buildings TBA

Stuart Park - 7 Quarry Crescent - 2 by 3 bedroom detached dwellings in 2 by 2 storey buildings TBA

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