What is it:
A collaboration and sourcing management tool that supports major project supply chains
Who can use it:
Buyers
Suppliers in Australia, particularly SMEs
Why use it:
To bid for more work through large projects
To increase number of SMEs involved in major project supply chains
To manage tenders and sourcing to best industry practice standards
More information:
See an example here
For a demonstration, email us or phone 02 6285 2033
The Pilbara Generation Project (Project) will enhance Fortescue’s existing power generation capacity through the inclusion of 150MW of gas fired reciprocating engine-based power generation, together with 150MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) generation and 50MW of battery storage and will be constructed, owned and operated by Fortescue through its subsidiary Pilbara Energy (Generation) Pty Ltd.
Lockheed Martin is currently in the capture phase for a variety of programs in our Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) Business Area and we are seeking expressions of interest from globally competitive Australian capabilities across a variety of areas outlined in this portal.
Australia’s Defence Department will procure a sophisticated Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) system to fuse information from multiple sources. This will enable coordination of military forces and a more timely operational response, providing the comprehensive situational awareness required for integrated air and missile defence of the nation.
Covalent Lithium is developing, and will operate, the Covalent Lithium Project which will include the construction and operation of a fully integrated mine, concentrator and refinery in Western Australia.
Use our powerful networking database to find your next project (big and small), or source the best suppliers across Australia and New Zealand.
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| Phone | +61 2 6285 2033 (outside Australia) |
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