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BEYOND THE BUILD

At some point in every project, the focus shifts from the build itself to the people it affects.  In construction, legacy is often measured by what is built. The structures that stand, the communities they support and the economies they enable. But there is another kind of legacy that matters just as much: the impact created beyond the...

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BUILDING THE TERRITORY

Anyone involved in the industry will tell you that successful projects rely on collaboration between local contractors, national suppliers and project partners who can operate reliably in remote and high-pressure environments.  Having experienced teams on the ground – supported by national capability – is critical to keeping Territory...

Infrastructure

GOLDEN ‘PAY’ DIRT

Most were unaware of the massive effort required to create the specialised 1.6km track. The NT Government’s Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) had less than a year to design, construct and certify the new track from the release of the first tender. The track’s 22 corners, 21 jumps and a 90m starting straight were a rare...

Infrastructure

DCOH BUILDS ON MOMENTUM WITH NATIONAL RECOGNITION AND CITY SHAPING PROJECTS 

Since then, the company’s achievements have been nothing short of impressive.  The past 18 months have delivered some of the most significant milestones in the company’s history, reinforcing DCOH’s position as one of the Northern Territory’s most respected and capable organisations, and as a business that continues to invest...

Infrastructure

CORRIDOR TO PROSPERITY 

Territory Energy Link is a proposed 670km corridor that will connect major energy projects in the Beetaloo Sub-basin to the proposed Middle Arm Precinct and other strategic infrastructure in Darwin.  The corridor will accommodate buried services such as gas, water, optical fibre and hydrogen, with capacity to support additional utilities...

Infrastructure

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

The projects are being driven by the NT Government’s Department of Logistics and Infrastructure, which is responsible for working with the community, business and government partners to regulate, construct, maintain and invest in integrated sustainable infrastructure, developments and services. Department General Manager Regions Tegan Berg...

Infrastructure

MANDORAH BENEFITS FROM NEW MARINA 

The $85 million project, which was opened to the public in August, was undertaken by the Northern Territory Government. A $78.8 million construction package was carried out by Australian family-owned and operated company SMC Marine. Company owner Peter Philipp says he is proud to work with the community and the NT Government. “The...

Infrastructure

DCOH 

DCOH is a Northern Territory-based powerhouse, redefining infrastructure and community development across multiple sectors with Defence at the heart of its mission to Build Better.  As a locally owned business operating for nearly 40 years, DCOH has established a proven footprint in construction, land and property development, real estate...

Infrastructure

INVESTMENT ROADS ALL LEAD NORTH

The Investment Summit will be held at Darwin Convention Centre from 15-17 July. It is being hosted by the Darwin Major Business Group, which is made up of 19 of the largest companies operating in the Northern Territory, in partnership with the Northern Territory Government. The exclusive, invitation-only event is expected to attract...

Business

SITZLER SUCCEEDS WITH PASSION AND INTEGRITY

The business is based on the simple premise of honesty and integrity – the company’s professionalism and passion for design, construction and project management has ensured continual growth on a national scale through repeat business. A key advantage is how Sitzler operates – not as separate State or Territory-based entities but as a...

Business

OSTOJIC LEADS RECYCLING REVOLUTION

Darwin-based Ostojic Group is reprocessing waste concrete so that it is suitable as paving. The concrete used to be sent to a rubbish tip. Private contractors and the Territory Government are using the recycled concrete after rigorous tests showed that it is up to standard. The NT Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics gave...

Infrastructure

AIRPORT RESORT MUSIC TO THE NT’S EARS

It’s a standalone attraction for visitors and a luxury jumping off point for the Top End. Airport Development Group has invested $30 million on giving the two hotels next to Darwin International Airport a spectacular facelift. This was the culmination of a vision that started in 2021 when ADG saw the opportunity to buy the Mercure and...