Subcontract EOI Marinus and NWTD projects
Published on 17 June 2025
NWTD, together with Marinus Link, will enable Tasmania to double its clean energy production and play a major role in providing a clean and affordable energy future for all Australians.
The NWTD and Marinus Link will deliver significant economic benefits by creating 1,400 jobs at peak construction and $1.4 billion in economic stimulus in Tasmania. The projects will unlock a pipeline of future renewable energy generation developments that are estimated to provide an additional 2,350 jobs at peak construction and add a further $5.7 billion to the Tasmanian economy.
North West Transmission Development
The NWTD is currently in the design and approvals phase. As part of this phase, work has commenced on project procurement planning and scoping, with the procurement activities currently scheduled to commence in the second half of 2025.
TasNetworks will encourage the Head Contractor to prioritise local contractors and suppliers for a wide range of project needs, including civil works, trade services, and project support. Opportunities may cover areas such as fencing, concrete, surveying, vehicle repairs, landscaping, accommodation, catering, equipment hire, and transport. The Head Contractor must also submit a Tasmanian Industry Plan outlining how they will meet the Government’s ‘buy local’ requirements.
Contractors and suppliers interested in working with Genus on the NWTD project can register an EOI via the ICN Gateway here: https://gateway.icn.org.au/projects/4
Marinus Link
Marinus Link offers a wide range of job, supplier, and contractor opportunities as the project moves toward construction. Career roles include administration, engineering, project management, HR, communications, and more. Local suppliers including caterers, accommodation providers, equipment hire, and civil contractors are encouraged to register their interest. During construction, there will also be demand for trades and technical roles such as electricians, labourers, welders, carpenters, and machinery operators.
Construction of Stage 1 is expected to begin in 2026 and completed by 2030.
- To work with Marinus Link: email mlplpeopleteam@marinuslink.com.au
- To supply to Marinus Link: email procurement@marinuslink.com.au
- To contract with Marinus Link: visit ICN Gateway for details.
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