The Northern Territory Government has awarded a $21 million tender to local Territory business Exact Contracting to seal the remaining of the Plenty Highway.
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Infrastructure Australia’s new Board appointments signal renewed focus
The Federal Government has made a number of new appointments to the Board of Infrastructure Australia, while indicating a revised Statement of Expectations for the key advisory body.
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Contractors progress 40km of Outback Way sealing in WA
Wongutha Way Alliance has begun work to seal a 40-kilometre stretch of the Great Central Road on the Western Australian Section of the Outback Way.
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$20M contract awarded to seal part of the Outback Way
Works will soon begin to seal a 41-kilometre section of the Great Central Road, affectionately named the Outback Way.
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Australia’s longest shortcut
Around half of The Outback Way, which spans 2700 kilometres, has now been spray sealed. Roads & Infrastructure speaks to The Outback Way’s CEO, Helen Lewis, about the project’s progress.
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NT awards $10M sealing contract
A $10 million tender to upgrade and seal a further 15 kilometres of the Plenty Highway has been awarded to Exact Contracting.
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Road sealing contract won on Plenty Hwy
The Plenty Highway Upgrading project, which includes 20 kilometres of sealing and flood resilience works in the Northern Territory, is moving ahead following the awarding of the works contract.
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Outback Way’s $160M upgrade
Outback Way, a series of roads and dirt tracks running 2800 kilometres from Winton in QLD to Laverton in WA, will receive $160 million in funding from the Federal Government to seal and widen sections of road.
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Government delivers $100M for Outback Way
The Australian Government has approved $100 million for 13 high priority road projects on the Outback Way to upgrade key east-west transcontinental links between Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia.
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