Two firms selected for next stage of Macquarie Point Stadium project


20th April 2026

The Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium has reached another major milestone, with two firms selected to progress into Stage 1 of the Request for Tender process.

The tenderers are:

  • Besix Watpac; and
  • Constructure Joint Venture, comprising Webuild S.p.A and China Construction Oceania, with McConnell Dowell as a key partner.

Both tenderers have demonstrated their capacity to manage a build of this scale and have confirmed acceptance of the offer to progress through to the Request for Tender phase.

Minister for Macquarie Point Urban Renewal Eric Abetz said the milestone demonstrated strong market confidence in the project and Tasmania.

“This is another important step forward for the Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium,” Minister Abetz said. “We have seen strong interest from major contractors capable of delivering a project of this scale and complexity.”

The next phase of procurement will seek detailed submissions covering delivery approach, capability, commercial settings, program and local industry participation.

Minister Abetz said local benefits remained central to the project.

“This project will create opportunities for Tasmanian businesses, subcontractors, workers apprentices and training opportunities as delivery progresses. We are delivering for Tasmania by turning a wasteland into a year-round events and function precinct that will provide benefits for all Tasmanians.”

The target date for contract award remains the end of the year.

 

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