Supporting local jobs, communities and regional economies is embedded in our procurement process.

We engage a number of major contractors who, in turn, use smaller suppliers and businesses to deliver a variety of goods, services and works to complete the supply chain for delivery of Inland Rail.

Find out how your business can get involved.

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Direct opportunities

We use the TenderLink portal to communicate expressions of interest (EOIs), tenders and other opportunities to the market, and to manage the procurement process through to the contract award stage.

Create a profile on our TenderLink portal to see current direct opportunities.

Opportunities with our contractors

We encourage our major contractors and their subcontractors to communicate details of all indirect supply opportunities on the ICN Gateway.

If you’d like to be notified about these upcoming opportunities with Inland Rail, first create a company profile on the ICN Gateway, then register your interest in any/all of the following projects:

Alternatively, type ‘Inland Rail’ in the Looking for work search bar in the ICN Gateway to view the individual project pages.

Create a company profile on the ICN Gateway

Our awarded contracts

We communicate details for contracts awarded on our website to provide transparency about our procurement activities and to provide smaller suppliers and businesses seeking to work with Inland Rail with contact details for our contractors and suppliers.

 

View a list of our awarded contracts and contractors

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Support for suppliers

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Learn more about becoming an Inland Rail supplier

Working with us as a contractor or supplier usually happens at a local or project level. Depending on the nature of your work, there are competencies and requirements you’ll need.

 

Information for suppliers

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Industry briefing

We held an online industry briefing on 17 September 2020 to discuss the market opportunities presented by our procurement and delivery plan.

The industry briefing was followed by a live Q&A session held on 24 September 2020.

Videos of both sessions are available below.

 

Related

N2NS Phase 1 meet the contractor presentation document thumb

December 2, 2020

Narrabri to North Star Phase 1 meet the contractor presentation

Presentation from Narrabri to North Star 'meet the contractor' sessions held in late 2020. The presentation covers program supply chain overview, workforces participation and opportunities, plus an overview of the contractor Trans4m Rail, Narrabri to North Star project requirements and opportunities.

Presentation
Attendees at the PPP 'meet the proponents' event on 9 March 2021

March 9, 2021

Businesses meet with Inland Rail proponents on QLD PPP section

Thousands of jobs for Queenslanders will be up for grabs as part of the Queensland public-private partnership (PPP) section of the Inland Rail project, attendees at an information session for local and indigenous businesses were told today.

Media release
Double-stacked train passing through a level crossing

February 26, 2021

ARTC awards $30 million contract for signalling design for Inland Rail project

ARTC has awarded a contract worth more than $30 million for signalling and signalling civil design for significant sections of the Inland Rail project.

Media release

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