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The Great Southern Development Commission provides this update on major industry, infrastructure and
construction-related projects to better inform the community of the status of major projects and to maximise
local and regional business and employment involvement. These projects are also listed at www.gsdc.wa.gov.au.
Additional information can be obtained through the contact person noted for each project.
Albany Ring Road Stages 2 and 3 Status: Construction was completed in February 2021. Final testing,
commissioning and reinstatement work are under way. The head con-
tractor for the project was the Georgiou Group.
Contact: Adrian Stewart, Great Southern Regional Manager
Address: PO Box 915, Albany, WA 6331
Telephone: (08) 9842 4221
Email: adrian.stewart@watercorporation.com.au
Website: www.watercorporation.com.au
Albany Waterfront Hotel
Proponent: Foreshore Investment Albany, Hilton Hotels
Value: $24 million
Location: Albany
Description: Construction of a 108-room, five-storey Hilton Garden
Inn hotel at the Albany Waterfront, including restaurant, conference
Stages 2 and 3 of the Albany Ring Road will link Menang Drive to room, guest gym and laundry. The construction contract was awarded
Albany Port via a route west of town. to Pindan with Total Project Management as the project manager.
Status: Construction commenced in June 2019 with completion tar-
geted before mid-2021.
Proponent: Main Roads
Contact: Sheldon Turner, Project Manager
Value: $175 million
Address: PO Box 7752, Cloisters Square WA 6000
Location: Albany
Telephone: (08) 9228 1500
Description: A heavy haulage route around the City of Albany for the
transport of product including grain, fertiliser and woodchips to and Email: admin@totalpm.com.au
from the Port of Albany. The ring road will link the existing major arte- Website: www.totalprojectmanagement.com.au
rial roads and highways radiating from Albany, while bypassing urban
areas and providing improved access to the Mirambeena Strategic
Industrial Area. Stages 2 and 3 include $35 million from the State
Government and $140 million from the Federal Government. Stage
1 (Chester Pass Road to Albany Highway on Menang Drive) was com-
pleted in 2007
Status: Project is under construction starting with the Albany
Highway-Menang Drive overpass. The contractor delivering the project
is Decmil Southern Pty Ltd. Completion of the Ring Road is expected
by late 2023.
Contact: Lindsay McCartin, ARR Project Manager, Main Roads WA
Address: PO Box 503, Albany, WA 6330
Telephone: (08) 9892 0531 Fax: (08) 9892 0510
Email: lindsay.mccartin@mainroads.wa.gov.au
Website: www.mainroads.wa.gov.au
A new hotel is taking shape at the Albany Waterfront.
Water Pipeline
Proponent: Water Corporation Great Southern Housing Initiative
Value: $25 million Proponent: Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup
Location: Albany to Denmark Value: $22.1 million
Description: Construction of a 43km pipeline to connect Denmark to Location: Shires of Broomehill-Tambellup, Cranbrook, Gnowangerup,
the Lower Great Southern Towns Water Supply Scheme. Jerramungup, Katanning, Kent and Kojonup
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Description: The GSHI will deliver a total of 52 housing units, com- Status: Construction is under way and is expected to be completed in
prising 21 units for independent seniors and 31 units for regional time for the 2022 school year.
employees. The project will address the shortage of quality, affordable Contact: Chandima Hiyare-Hewage, Department of Finance
housing across the Great Southern. The project has received $2.6 mil- Address: Optima Building, 16 Parkland Road, Osborne Park 6017
lion in State Government funding and $10 million from the Australian Telephone: (08) 6551 1844
Government.
Email: chandima.hiyare-hewage@finance.wa.gov.au
Status: The project is targeted for completion by 2021.
Website: www.finance.wa.gov.au
Contact: Keith Williams, CEO, Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup
Address: 46-48 Norrish Street, Tambellup, WA 6320
Telephone: (08) 9825 3555 Fax: (08) 9825 1152 Western Power Depot
Email: ceo@shirebt.wa.gov.au Proponent: Western Power
Website: www.shirebt.wa.gov.au Value: $15 million
Location: Albany
South Coast Highway Description: Construction of a new purpose-built depot to replace the
Proponent: Main Roads WA old facility on Kelly Street.
Value: $20 million Status: Construction is expected to commence in April 2021 and is
expected to be completed by the end of the year. The building contrac-
Location: Albany
tor is Wauters Building Company.
Description: Roadworks comprising a $5 million overlay and widen-
Contact: Andrew Boots, Planning and Strategy Manager, Western
ing from Montgomery’s Hill Wines to the Upper Kalgan Bridge and a
Power
$15 million upgrade between Bluff Creek Road and Kojaneerup West
Road, including two passing lanes. Address: 363 Wellington Street, Perth WA 6000
Status: The Kalgan section was completed in April 2020. The Koja- Telephone: (08) 9326 4496
neerup works are under way. The construction contract was awarded Email: andrew.boots@westernpower.com.au
to Ertech Pty Ltd. South Coast Highway between Kojaneerup West Website: www.westernpower.com.au
Road and Cheynes Beach Road is closed until May 2021.
Contact: Andrew Duffield, Regional Manager, Main Roads WA
Address: PO Box 503, Albany, WA 6330
Albany Health Campus
Telephone: (08) 9892 0510 Oncology Ward
Email: andrew.duffield@mainroads.wa.gov.au Proponent: WA Country Health Service
Website: www.mainroads.wa.gov.au Value: $13.1 million
Location: Albany
Mount Lockyer Primary School
Proponent: Department of Education
Value: $16.6 million
Location: Albany
Description: The redevelopment will include the construction of a
new administration building, new classrooms and refurbishment of a
cluster of classrooms built in the 1970s. Works will be undertaken in
stages to ensure school operations and students’ learning are not dis-
rupted while construction is under way. Once completed, the school
will provide permanent capacity for 648 students and will have space
to increase this to 700 if required.
Albany Health Campus will host a new oncology ward.
Description: The new oncology service will provide treatment closer to
home for cancer patients in the Great Southern.
Status: The tender was released in February. Following the award of
the contract, construction is expected to be completed by the middle
of 2022.
Contact: Yuen Chong, Project Manager, Department of Finance
Address: Optima Centre, 16 Parkland Road, Osborne Park 6017
Telephone: 0476 380 861
Email: yuen.chong@finance.wa.gov.au
Mount Lockyer Primary School is undergoing a major upgrade. Website: www.finance.wa.gov.au
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Leeuwin Coast Aquaculture Description: The project will create improved event space and beach
experiences, pedestrian networks, environmental rehabilitation and
Proponent: Harvest Road Oceans foreshore protection at Middleton Beach. The $9 million project is
Value: $10 million supported with State Government funding of $2.5 million through
Location: Albany DevelopmentWA, $4.5 million from the Australian Government and
$2 million from the City of Albany.
Status: Stage one commenced in November 2019 and included
construction of a seawall, retaining wall, concrete wave reflector and
upgrades to stormwater drainage. The second stage is now under way
and involves the design and implementation of improved landscape
and public amenities such as revised facilities, service infrastructure
and access. Part of stage two is the development of a boardwalk and
jetty link that will allow for a more convenient connection for pedestri-
ans to go from the beach to the boardwalk with ease. The project is
due for completion in the first half of 2021.
Contact: Paul Camins, Executive Director Infrastructure and Environ-
ment, City of Albany
Address: PO Box 484, Albany WA 6331
Telephone: (08) 6820 3043
Email: paulc@albany.wa.gov.au
Website: www.albany.wa.gov.au
Aquaculture developments at Emu Point will include a shellfish
nursery and an oyster/mussel shed.
Albany Secondary Education
Support Centre and NASHS
Description: A staged aquaculture development at Emu Point pro-
ducing rock oysters, akoya oysters and mussels. Stage 1 comprises
a nursery, oyster/mussel shed, pump station, seawater intake and Proponent: Department of Finance
discharge, hardstand and stormwater infrastructure.
Value: $8.3 million
Status: Currently reviewing construction tender documentation.
Location: Albany
Contact: Justin Welsh, General Manager Aquaculture, Harvest Road
Description: Construction of a double-storey classroom block com-
Group
prising six general learning classrooms and two science laboratories.
Address: PO Box 3155, Broadway Nedlands 6909 The works also include refurbishments to existing facilities and a fire
Telephone: 0418 661 450 service upgrade.
Email: justin.welsh@harvestroad.com Status: Practical completion was in March 2021.
Website: www.harvestroad.com Contact: Karwai Wong, Building Management and Works
Address: 2-6 Kelly Street, Orana
Middleton Beach Foreshore Telephone: (08) 9892 6552
Revitalisation Email: karwai.wong@finance.wa.gov.au
Website: www.finance.wa.gov.au
Proponent: City of Albany
Value: $9 million
Location: Albany
MSWA Multipurpose Facility
Proponent: MSWA
Value: $7 million
Location: Albany
Description: A new multipurpose facility for people living with a neu-
rological condition in Albany. The new High Support Accommodation
Facility and Services Centre will replace the existing Albany centre,
which has been providing services and supports to locals for over 20
years. It will feature 10 fully accessible units to cater for MSWA’s high-
support clients with 24-hour care provided on-site.
Status: Construction is under way and completion is expected in early
2022.
Contact: Andrea Taylor, Senior Manager Administration, Property
Development and Facilities, MSWA
Address: Locked Bay 2, Bentley DC, WA 6983
Telephone: (08) 6454 3222
Albany’s Middleton Beach will have better facilities for users and Email: andrea.taylor@mswa.org.au
for events. Website: www.mswa.org.au
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Regional Waste Management Youth Challenge Park
Proponent: Shire of Jerramungup Proponent: City of Albany
Value: $5.3 million Value: $1.4 million
Location: Shires of Jerramungup, Katanning, Kent, Gnowangerup and Location: Albany
Ravensthorpe Description: A ‘state of the art’ pump track, dirt jumps and revamped
Description: Construction of two regional landfill facilities at Katan- skate park situated behind the PCYC on Sanford Road, incorporating
ning and Ravensthorpe, construction of transfer stations at Pingrup the existing skate park and playing field.
and in the Shire of Jerramungup, and works to utilise existing capac- Status: The project is under construction and completion is expected
ity and extend operational life at Gnowangerup and Kent. The project in mid-2021. Contractors include Palmer Civil Construction, Kings
aims to rationalise the waste collection and disposal network in the Plumbing, Common Ground Trails, Carving Concrete Construction,
long term, allowing the region to manage resources more effectively and J&S Castlehow Electrical.
and ensure that regional landfill facilities are managed in accordance Contact: Ryan Taylor, Major Projects Coordinator, City of Albany
with appropriate regulations. The project received $3.1 million from Address: PO Box 484, Albany WA 6331
Royalties for Regions.
Telephone: (08) 6820 3000 Fax: (08) 6820 3888
Status: The project is expected to be completed in mid-2021.
Email: ryan.taylor@albany.wa.gov.au
Contact: Martin Cuthbert, CEO, Shire of Jerramungup
Website: www.albany.wa.gov.au
Address: 8 Vasey Street, Jerramungup, WA 6337
Telephone: (08) 9835 1022
Email: ceo@jerramungup.wa.gov.au
Website: www.jerramungup.wa.gov.au
Great Southern
Development Commission
110 Serpentine Road
Albany
Western Australia
Post: PO Box 280, Albany, WA 6331
Phone: +61 8 9842 4888
Email: gsdc@gsdc.wa.gov.au
Web: www.gsdc.wa.gov.au
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