Location
Australia / Oceania
Project record
Maritime Constructions holds the AUD 1,756,143 fixed-price design-and-construct award; Tenders WA does not publish a start date, expiry date, mobilisation or completion milestone
Programmed Facility Management, acting for the Public Transport Authority and Transperth, awarded Maritime Constructions Pty Ltd the one-off design-and-construct package for ferry platform and gangway additions at Elizabeth Quay. Tenders WA records five submissions, an open advertisement, a 20 March 2026 closing date and a 14 April award at a fixed AUD 1,756,143. The official description covers design, documentation, engineering, fabrication, supply, delivery, installation, modification, testing, commissioning and warranty across architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, communications and security systems. No public start date, expiry date, mobilisation record or accepted completion has been located.
IMWO artist's impression of the published Elizabeth Quay ferry platform and gangway additions scope
Australia / Oceania
Urban ferry terminal, floating platform and passenger gangway
Award / Confirmed
10 August 2026
Coverage
Urban ferry terminal, floating platform and passenger gangway is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Open this project in the Change LogTenders WA fixed the prime contractor and AUD 1.756 million fixed price after five submissions, while leaving commencement and completion dates unpublished.
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