The MR5 Train franchise will cover operations and maintenance of Melbourne’s metropolitan train network, including rolling stock, track, signalling, communications, and traction power systems under a contract of up to 15 years. The network comprises:

• 16 lines

• 227 stations

• 429 trains

• 17 depots

The Melbourne Airport International Terminal Expansion includes a program of works which includes:

• a new international check-in hall
• expanded baggage claim areas
• five new aircraft gates (capable of handling widebody and narrowbody aircraft)
• additional retail, dining and lounge options, and
• improved waiting areas. 

Preliminary works on the first stage of the international terminal expansion will begin following the opening of the Melbourne Airport Elevated Loop Road.

The Northern Water Supply Project is a proposed desalination project that will supply water to the far north and Upper Spencer Gulf areas of South Australia. The proposed scope of the works includes:

• a 260 ML/day desalination plant constructed in two stages over a period of five to 10 years
• a 400-kilometre main trunk pipeline to Olympic Dam via Lincoln Gap, including
  • spur connections to Whyalla North water storage (13 kilometres), and Carrapateena mine (58 kilometres)
  • six pump stations
  • six water storage areas
• water intake pipes extending four kilometres into the Spencer Gulf
• outlet pipes into the Spencer Gulf
• electricity transmission line and network connection, and 
• other ancillary infrastructure.

The desalination plant is expected to be constructed in two stages, each with a capacity of around 130 ML per day. The plant use reverse osmosis to desalinate the water.

The proposed New Northside Hospital will be built the site of the former Calvary Public Hospital campus in Bruce.

The project's scope of works includes:

• demolition of existing buildings
• design and construction of the main hospital building and mental health facility
• delivery of a 600-space car park, and
• upgrades to the campus road network.

The New Hospital will be owned by the ACT Government, following legislation passed for the compulsory acquisition of Calvary Hospital in May 2023, and will be operated by Canberra Health Services. The Hospital is now known as North Canberra Hospital. 

The Sunshine Superhub project will see upgrades to six-kilometres of track around Sunshine Station between West Footscray and Albion. 

The project is considered a precursor for the delivery of the Melbourne Airport Rail. It is unclear how this package will interact with the existing Melbourne Airport Rail - Sunshine Station package which had a preferred bidder selected in May 2022.

The project will be delivered across five packages:

• Enabling Works 
• Freight Works 
• Metropolitan Line Works 
• Regional Line Works, and 
• Albion Station.

The project will duplicate sections of Cairns Western Arterial Road between Redlynch Connector Road and Captain Cook Highway including duplication of the rail overpass at Redlynch and a new bridge over the Baron River at Kamerunga. The project also includes the installation of new paths and upgrading existing paths for pedestrians and cyclists.

The proejct will be delivered in three stages:

• Stage One: Lake Placid Road to the Captain Cook Highway
• Stage Two: Redlynch Connector Road to Harley Street, and
• Stage Three: Harley Street to Lake Placid Road.

The Melbourne 2028 Metropolitan Bus Services Recontract covers approximately 40 per cent of Melbourne’s metropolitan bus network. The program will integrate Victoria’s Zero Emission Bus (ZEB) transition plan, including procurement design, operational specifications, service delivery frameworks, depot and asset interfaces, commercial performance settings, and evaluation processes to support long-term decarbonisation of the bus fleet.

The redevelopment of the Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital, also known as the New Bankstown Hospital, will include:

• enhanced emergency, critical care, medical and surgical services
• expanded, integrated ambulatory care services, including cancer treatment and community health services, and
• increased capacity for health services in local communities.

The NSW Government has confirmed the hospital will be built on the site where the TAFE NSW-Bankstown Campus is currently located. The existing TAFE campus will be relocated.