Latest Infrastructure Contracts News

Service Stream has locked in $455 million worth of new contracts, including a $405 million nine-year deal with Yarra Valley Water and $50 million in power station outage works in Queensland, boosting its infrastructure services footprint.

Megaport’s Latitude.sh subsidiary has secured three major AI infrastructure contracts worth USD 183 million, backed by a USD 101 million capital expenditure commitment, reinforcing its role in the global AI compute ecosystem.

Minerals 260 has significantly expanded its Bullabulling Gold Project footprint by acquiring joint venture interests over 350km2 of highly prospective tenements adjacent to its existing holdings, boosting the total project area to 1,160km2. This $7 million deal consolidates key exploration ground and adds new targets near established deposits.

NRW Holdings’ subsidiary has won a $200 million contract to upgrade Tonkin Highway in Perth, enhancing safety and easing congestion on a key transport corridor. Construction is set to begin in late 2026 with potential for additional works at Hale Road.

Ventia Services Group has landed two major Victorian road maintenance contracts worth an estimated $340 million over four years, expanding its footprint across regional and metropolitan Victoria.

Minerals 260’s latest drilling at Bullabulling delivers strong high-grade gold results, bolstering confidence in resource continuity and underpinning upcoming reserve and feasibility studies.

Black Rock Mining is closing in on full construction readiness at its Mahenge Graphite Project after completing key early works and advancing funding discussions amid improving graphite prices.

Ausgold has locked in a $30.1 million EPC contract with ADD Business Group to build a 250-room workforce village near its Katanning Gold Project, marking a key step towards a final investment decision in late 2026.

Fredon, NRW Holdings’ electrical and mechanical arm, has landed contracts worth around $160 million spanning major infrastructure, health, and electric vehicle projects across Australia, with work scheduled through to mid-2028.

Duratec's joint venture with Ertech has clinched a $281 million contract to upgrade submarine infrastructure at HMAS Stirling, marking a major step in Australia's AUKUS defence preparations.

MAAS Group Holdings has delivered a record half-year underlying EBITDA of $115.3 million, driven by strong growth in construction and real estate segments. The company also announced a major $1.7 billion divestment of its Construction Materials portfolio and a strategic $100 million investment in digital infrastructure.

Synertec Corporation has won operational technology contracts exceeding $1 million with Sydney Water, marking a significant step in its national expansion within Australia's water infrastructure sector.