Tag: Western Sydney Aerotropolis
$1.9B SEED precinct targets advanced manufacturing, factory opportunities in Western Sydney
Mirvac and Australian Retirement Trust have launched the first stage of SEED, a $1.9 billion industrial and enterprise precinct in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, after securing the project’s first State Significant Development Approval from the New South Wales Government.
Bradfield City Centre master plan emphasises advanced manufacturing in Western Sydney
The draft Master Plan for the Bradfield City Centre has been unveiled, signalling a major milestone for the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, the New South Wales government revealed in a media release.
AMRC to help establish world-class advanced manufacturing centre in Western Sydney
Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) - a network of world-leading research and innovation centres working with advanced manufacturing companies around the globe - has inked a Memorandum of Understanding to become a...
BAE Systems to help deliver cutting edge space R&D facility in Sydney
The NSW Government has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with BAE Systems that will see the global defence powerhouse help deliver a new state-of-the-art...
New state-of-the-art digital freight and logistics hub to create hundreds of jobs in Western...
German logistics firm DB Schenker will build a cutting edge digital freight and logistics hub at the Western Sydney Aerotropolis under a Memorandum of...
Western Sydney gears up to be Australia’s 3D printing capital
Western Sydney gears up to be the centre of 3D printing in Australia owing to a new joint initiative between the NSW Government and...
MoU between the Australian Space Agency and Berejiklian Government to boost NSW space sector
The NSW Government and the Australian Space Agency have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop new space manufacturing capability in the state.
Under...
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