Fitzroy to Gladstone pipeline
About the project
We're delivering the Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline project for the Gladstone Area Water Board and Queensland Government, enabling long-term water security for urban and industrial customers in the region. The project comprises an approximately 117 kilometre pipeline, a water treatment plant, reservoirs and pumping stations. We've teamed up with McConnell Dowell in a joint venture (the MBJV) to deliver the project.
Bringing together two of Queensland’s leading infrastructure contractors, the design and construct of FGP is set to secure the single source water supply risk from Awoonga Dam enabling long-term water security for urban and industrial customers in the region. Comprising an approximately 117 kilometre pipeline, a water treatment plant, reservoirs and pumping stations, the FGP will also support the emerging hydrogen industry in the Gladstone region in Queensland. Construction began in February 2023 with the FGP to be completed in March 2026.
The MBJV values the positive impact the project can have on local industry and we are highly committed to our Social Procurement Policies, in particular:
- Local Industry Engagement
- Indigenous Industry Engagement and Indigenous Employment
- Upskilling through Training and Apprentices
- Diversity and Inclusion.
MBJV have held several local industry engagement sessions in
Rockhampton and Gladstone and will continue to liaise closely with prospective local suppliers for the project. We also welcome registration of interest for procurement packages directly via our procurement email fgpprocurement@mbjv.com.au
As of 1st May 2024, the following key procurement opportunities (being anticipated as valued > $1,000,000) currently remain on the project and we welcome expressions of interest via the above project email.