Our infrastructure delivery plan contains proposed/future works contracts with estimated value above $3 million. It covers all types of contracts across Main Roads Western Australia and is subject to change.

Infrastructure Delivery Plan 2021-2025 - Updated January 2021

In developing the plan, we aim to:

• Consult with industry and develop innovative and cost-effective approaches, enabling delivery flexibility and expansion of industry capability;
• Identify, understand and allocate risks to the party best able to manage that risk;
• Package the projects to meet Main Roads and industry needs;
• Demonstrate leadership in building industry resource capability and capacity; and
• Utilise a blend of delivery methods to optimise Main Roads, Local Government and industry resources

Prequalification is a mandatory requirement for most Main Roads Western Australia civil (road and bridge) construction contracts, regardless of value. Companies wishing to submit tenders to Main Roads must be prequalified under the National Prequalification System (NPS).

To become prequalified for the construction of roadworks and/or bridgeworks, an application form must be completed and submitted according to the instructions on the form.

If you are a contractor who is already prequalified with another participating agency, you may seek mutual recognition with us by submitting a mutual recognition application.

To view a list of companies prequalified with us, refer to our List of Prequalified Contractors.

Additional forms and templates:

• Requirements
• Letter of Undertaking Template
• Contractor Performance Report Template
• Contractor Performance Report Scoring Guide

For applicants in categories R1/B1:

• Management system declaration form and checklists

  Note: The independent auditor that assesses the applicant's management systems against the checklists must be:

  • A conformity assessment body accredited by the Joint Accreditation System for Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ) to the relevant standard; or
  • Registered by Exemplar Global (or equivalent), with experience in the civil construction industry.

Safety and Health is essential for the wellbeing of our people, our contracting partners and for the success and sustainability of our business. We are committed to Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) and the continual improvement of behaviours and processes to provide better outcomes for all stakeholders.

• Safety, Health and Wellbeing Policy - PDF (407 KB)

Our OSH Management System addresses our relevant legal requirements in Western Australia including the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 and the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 1996. Our OSH Management System is accredited to ISO:45001 Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems and Federal Safety Commission Accreditation by the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner.

Safety performance reports are received from all our construction projects and maintenance Contractors which are compiled and analyzed, to ensure the continuous improvement of positive OSH performance and regulatory compliance.

Safety reporting forms

• Safety Health and Wellbeing Incident Report - November 2016 - Word document (90 KB)
• Monthly Safety Indicator Report - May 2020 - Word document (52 KB)
• Safety Incidents and Hazards Register - Excel (700 KB)
• Working in or around Rail Corridors - Word document (511 KB)

Specification 203 Safety & Health Management 

The Safety & Health Management Specification 203 can be found in our Tender Preparation section.

Supporting documents

• EQSafe Contractor On-boarding Process - PDF (1.34 MB)
• EQSafe Contractor User Manual - PDF (5.01 MB)
• Main Roads Incident Management Procedure - PDF (691 KB)
• EQSafe Event Type and Sub Type Contractual Requirements - PDF (482 KB)
• Contractor Monthly OSH Performance Report Form - Word document (51 KB)
• Works OSH Risk Assessment Template - Excel (473 KB)
• Works OSH Risk Assessment Facilitation Guide - PDF (2.77 MB)
• Minimum OSH Control Standards - PDF (1.33 MB)

Guidance for Contractors

Supporting publications are provided for Contractors to meet Safey and Health requirements. 

• A Contractors Guide - Specification 203 Safety and Health Management - PDF (1.26 MB)
• A Contractors Guide - Specification 203 Safety and Health Management - Word Document (510 KB)
• Compliance Audit Summary Report - Specification 203 Safety and Health Management - Excel (1.05 MB)

Environmental management requirements are applied throughout a project’s lifecycle. The technical information and templates that employees and contractors need to be aware of to complete activities and projects can be found below.

Environmental Incident Reporting and Investigation

An environmental incident is any event resulting from the activities of Main Roads, Contractors working on our behalf and third parties, which has the potential to cause, or has caused, an adverse effect on the environment, or has resulted in a complaint relating to an environmental issue. All environmental incidents must be identified, reported, investigated and reviewed. Appropriate corrective actions are to be undertaken and processes revised as appropriate to prevent recurrence.

The Environment Incident Reporting Form is to be used to report any environmental incidents to Main Roads and notify the Environment Branch.

Environmental and Heritage Consultants

For consultants conducting environmental or heritage surveys on our behalf, including the Panel Contract 107/16 for Environment and Heritage Services, the following ESRI Geodatabase Templates are available for use in accordance with the Main Roads Environmental and Heritage Data Standards​.

• Geodatabase Template -  Environment and Heritage Data Standards
• Raw Data Template - Environment and Heritage Data Standards

Reports & Forms

• Environmental Management Commitment Statement Template
• Main Roads Vehicle and Plant Hygiene Checklist
• Vegetation Maintenance Record Form

We are committed to delivering sustainable outcomes in the design, construction and operation of our infrastructure.

We use the Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Rating Scheme, Australia’s only comprehensive sustainability rating system, to keep us on track.

Project Value	IS Rating Requirement
>$100 million	Formal assessment and rating
$20 million - $100 million	Use rating, but do not undergo formal assessment

Details of our projects that have achieved IS ratings can be viewed on the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA) website.

Forms & Reports

• Monthly Sustainability Progress Report​​
• Public Sustainability Report Template - Projects in Development
• Annual Sustainability Report Template - Projects in Delivery

We provide a 'Principal Controlled Insurance Program' (PCIP) which covers all of our works contracts. If applicable, details are included in the relevant contract documents. Below are the most recent Certificates of Currency for the PCIP floater programs:

Certificate of Currency

Construction Floater Program

• Certificate of Currency - Construction Public & Products Liability
• Construction Liability - Policy Wordings
• Certificate of Currency - Construction Contract Works Material Damage
• Construction Contract Works Material Damage - Policy Wordings

Maintenance Floater Program

• Certificate of Currency - Maintenance Public & Products Liability
• Maintenance Liability - Policy Wordings
• Certificate of Currency - Maintenance Contract Works Material Damage
• Maintenance Contract Works - Material Damage Policy Wordings

Complaints in relation to procurement activities may be made to us verbally or in writing.

Verbal Complaints

Verbal complaints can be referred to the contact officer nominated in the tender documents who will clarify or hold discussions with the complainant to try to resolve the issue. If from discussions the complainant is still not satisfied, the complainant is advised to put any concerns in writing to the Manager Corporate Procurement.

Written Complaints

Written complaints relating to procurement activities can be referred to:

Mr Luciano DiGirolamo
Manager Corporate Procurement
Main Roads Western Australia
P.O Box 6202
EAST PERTH WA 6892

Contact details:
Telephone: (08) 9323 5433
Email: Luciano.digirolamo@mainroads.wa.gov.au

The Manager Corporate Procurement will arrange for the complaint to be investigated and will provide a written response to the complainant on the outcome of the investigation.

If it appears that the complaint will not be resolved within ten (10) working days, the Manager Corporate Procurement will provide interim advice to the complainant on the estimated time frame for completing the investigation and providing a written response.

Handling Complaints

All complaints will be dealt with promptly and within an appropriate time according to the complexity of the issues.

Where necessary the complaints will be treated confidentially to ensure the commercial interests of tenderers and/or integrity of Main Roads employees involved in the process are not compromised.

In instances where a complainant is found to have frivolously or recklessly complained, action may be taken to recover any costs incurred by Main Roads as a result of such claims.

Unresolved Grievances Process

Should the complainant not be satisfied with the outcome of the investigation, as detailed in the response from the Manager Corporate Procurement, the complainant may formally request the Manager Corporate Procurement to refer the matter to the:

• Main Roads Tender Committee;
• If after referral to the Tenders Committee the matter is still unresolved, the complainant may formally request the Manager Corporate Procurement to refer the complaint to an Indepedent Probity Auditor to independently investigate the grievance; and
• If still dissatisfied, the complainant may formally request the Manager Corporate Procurement to refer the complaint to the Ombudsman.

A project bank account (PBA) is a bank account that operates under a trust for Main Roads construction contracts. Rather than monthly payments being made from Main Roads directly to the contractor’s regular account, monthly payments are paid into the PBA and funds are directed to the contractor’s regular account and participating subcontractors and suppliers in the supply chain at the same time.

PBAs are intended to:

• provide a degree of insolvency protection;
• speed up the payment process for parties lower down in the supply chain;  and
• increase transparency and accountability in the payment process.

This payment system applies to construction contracts where the tender sum is at or above $1.5 million (including GST), and the contractor will engage one or more subcontractors. The model only applies to first tier subcontractors, not second tier subcontractors.

How does this affect contracts?

• From 1 July 2019 new Main Roads contracts included the use of PBAs.
• Head contractors are required to:
  • Establish a PBA at the start of the contract.
  • Advise details of eligible subcontractors (contract value >$20,000 (inc. GST))
• Payment claims will include the progress claim for the Contractor, plus a breakdown of payments for subcontractors.

Example Special Conditions for first tier Subcontracts for Project Bank Accounts

New conditions are required to be included in first tier subcontracts for Project Bank Accounts. These conditions will need to refer to PBA payment process and include reference to subcontracts equal to or greater than $20,000 (GST inclusive) and the option of opt-in provisions for other subcontracts, and suppliers of goods and materials only. An example of these Special Conditions is provided for information.

PBA documents

Each contract type has its own unique set of documents that head contractors must use to establish the Project Bank Account for their contract. The ZIP files below include the relevant documents required for each contract type. 

• Minor Works - ZIP file
• Construct Only (AS 2124) - ZIP file
• Design and Construct - ZIP file
• Alliance - ZIP file

Further information

• PBA Payment Report - Example - Excel (45.2 KB)
• Project Bank Accounts - Fact Sheet - PDF (468 KB)

Non-payment of subcontractors

Where a subcontractor has not been paid on time for work carried out on a construction project in Western Australia, there are a number of ways a contractual payment dispute can be resolved:

• Use the dispute resolution mechanism in your contract with the head contractor. Main Roads encourages subcontractors to initiate direct negotiations with the head contractor, as the first step to an amicable resolution.

• Obtain help from the Small Business Development Corporation to resolve the dispute through mediation. For info, visit the SDBC website on mediation or call 13 12 49.

• Lodge an adjudication claim under the Construction Contracts Act 2004 (WA). For more info, visit the Building Commission’s website or call 1300 489 099.

• Seek determination by the Magistrates Court for minor claims for debt or damages. Visit the Magistrates Court website or call 9425 2222.

• Seek help from subcontractors’ industry association.

Subcontractor’s responsibilities

Before entering into a contract with a head contractor, subcontractors must fully understand their obligations, risks, rights under the contract and the application of any overarching legislation. Subcontractors should, where necessary, seek their own legal advice on risks, such as payment delays, in their business affairs with a head contractor.

Subcontractors should ensure that they are satisfied with the financial stability of the head contractor, since in the event that a head contractor goes into receivership, administration or liquidation, the subcontractors may not receive payment for amounts they are owed.

Other helpful information

• Small Business Development Corporation – Resolving a dispute

• How to commence a general procedure claim in Magistrates Court - Fact Sheet

• Refer to Procurement Grievance Policy on this page

Where we have an ongoing requirement to deliver specific works or services, consideration is given to establishing a ‘term contract’. Existing term contracts assist us to deliver road maintenance, construction projects, incident management and a range of other specialised works and services. These include:

Road Maintenance, Incident Response and Minor Capital Works Contracts

​Location	​Contractor	​Current Contract Expiry
Goldfields-Esperance Region	DM Roads	October 2023
​Graham Farmer Freeway Tunnel and Incident Response Services	​Lendlease Services Pty Ltd	​February 2024
​Metropolitan Region	​DM Roads	​October 2023
​​​Mid West-Gascoyne Region	​​​Lendlease Services Pty Ltd	​​​November 2022
Pilbara Region	Ventia Pty Ltd	November 2023
​Southern Region (South West and Great Southern)	​Fulton Hogan Industries Pty Ltd	​January 2024
​State-wide Electrical Infrastructure	Venture Smart (Joint Venture between Johnson Controls and Ventia)	​October 2023
​Wheatbelt Region	​​Lendlease Services Pty Ltd	​October 2022

Kimberley Network Contract

A unique delivery model is in place whereby routine maintenance is undertaken via a network contract, and a direct contracting approach is used to deliver the remainder of the work programs.

​Contractor	​Current Contract Expiry
​ MACA Infrastructure Pty Ltd	​February 2026

State-wide Road Construction Panel Contract

Delivering road and bridge construction projects less than $20 m, the contract includes buying rules, designed to streamline the process for the awarding of contracts to expedite delivery.

The current contract expires May 2025.

​Advanteering Civil Engineers	Fulton Hogan Industries Pty Ltd
​BMD Construction Pty Ltd	​Georgiou Group Pty Ltd
​Bocol Constructions Pty Ltd	​Highway Construction Pty Ltd
​CareyMC Pty Ltd	​Keslake Group Pty Ltd
​Central Earthmoving Company Pty Ltd	​Leeuwin Civil Pty Ltd
​Civcon Civil & Project Management Pty Ltd	​Lendlease Services Pty Ltd
Decmil Southern Pty Ltd	​MACA Civil Pty Ltd
​DeGrey Civil Pty Ltd	Raubex Constructions Pty Ltd
​Densford Civil Pty Ltd	​Ventia Pty Ltd
​Enviro Infrastructure Pty Ltd	WA Limestone Contracting Pty Ltd
​Ertech Pty Ltd	​WBHO Infrastructure Pty Ltd

State-wide Structures Panel Contract

Delivering maintenance and other work for bridges, this contract was awarded to a panel of contractors who focus on bridge expertise.

The current contract expires in August 2021

​Adventeering Civil Engineers	​Fulton Hogan Industries Pty Ltd
​BMD Constructions Pty Ltd	​HighwayAlbem JV (Highway Constructions Pty Ltd / Albem Operations)
​Densford Civil Pty Ltd	​Jomar Contracting
​Enviro Infrastructure Pty Ltd	​Jonor Constructions
​FED JV (Fortec Australia / Ertech Pty / Duratex Australia)	​Regional Bridging
​Freyssinet Australia Pty Ltd	​SRG Civil Pty Ltd

State-wide Resealing Panel Contract

Specialised sealing contractors skilled at working on numerous sections of high traffic volume roads deliver this panel, to resurface aggregate seals along our rural roads on a programmed basis.  

This current contract expires in June 2024

​Colas Pty Ltd	​Boral Resources Ltd
​Downer EDI Works Pty Ltd	​Fulton Hogan Industries Pty Ltd
​Bitutek Pty Ltd	​

Longitudinal Road Marking Contract

Setup primarily to maintain longitudinal road marking on all rural public roads, the contract also includes audible edge and installation of new lines (e.g. for reseals and some new roads).

​Region	​Contractor	​Current Contract Expiry
​South West, Great Southern and Mid West-Gascoyne Regions	​Intersectional Linemarkers Pty Ltd	​June 2021
​Kimberley, Pilbara, Wheatbelt and Goldfields-Esperance Regions	​Supalux Linemarking Pty Ltd	​June 2021

State-wide Road Marking Panel Contract

Setup primarily to maintain all road markings on all public roads. The contract also includes installation of new road markings (e.g. for reseals and some new roads), audible lines and innovative long-life road marking treatments.

The current contract expires in December 2025

Fulton Hogan Industries Pty Ltd	Supalux Linemarkers Pty Ltd
Intersectional Linemarkers Pty Ltd	TAGSAT Pty Ltd (t/a Retro Roads)
Linemarking WA Pty Ltd	Workforce Road Services Pty Ltd
Road and Traffic Services Pty Ltd

State-wide Asset Management Support Services Contract

Providing us with both centralised and regional support with strategic and operational asset management requirements.

​Contractor	​Current Contract Expiry
​GHD Pty Ltd	​June 2023
​Jacobs Pty Ltd	​June 2026

 

Initial list of tenderers

Panel Contract for the Provision of Evaluation Services for Infrastructure Delivery Directorate

Contract No: 0099/20
Date opened: 26/02/2021

Tenders received for the above contract are shown in alphabetical order below. Tenderers should note this is an opening list only and no checks have been made at this stage. This list is subject to change.

• Advance System Integrators Australia Pty Ltd
• Agonis Pty Ltd
• Allied Projects
• DDR Consult Pty Ltd
• DR MEAGER CONSULTING
• Ernst & Young
• Level 5 Design
• Lofoto Pty Ltd
• Rider Levett Bucknall
• Western Rail Services Pty Ltd

Construction of Bridge 5413 on Roy Hill – Munjina Road Over Rail

Contract No.: 0039/20
Date opened: 03/03/2021

After checks for arithmetic errors, the initial order in ascending prices of Tenders opened on 3^rd March 2021 has been revised and is given below:

Name of Tenderer and Amount (GST Excl)

• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd: $28,227,296.22
• NRW Pty Ltd (Alternate 2): $29,606,242.66
• NRW Pty Ltd (Alternate 1): $29,671,463.25
• NRW Pty Ltd (Alternate 3): $29,791,688.11
• Highway Construction/Albem Operations JV: $29,835,564.98
• NRW Pty Ltd (Conforming): $30,874,702.33
• MACA Civil Pty Ltd: $32,257,079.01

Tenderers are reminded that the Commissioner is not bound to accept the lowest or any Tender.  The successful tender will be announced as soon as possible.

Design and Construct Causeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge

Contract No.: 0087/20
Date Opened: 16/03/2021

EOIs received for the above contract are shown in alphabetical order below. Tenderers should note this is an opening list only and no checks have been made at this stage. This list is subject to change.

• BESIX WATPAC – RIZZANI DE ECCHER JOINT VENTURE (Besix Watpac, Rizzani)
• CAUSEWAY CROSSING ALLIANCE (Highways, Albem, Aecom)
• CIVMEC SWC WSP (Civmec, Seymour Whyte Construction, WSP)
• MATAGARUP HEIRISSON ALLIANCE (Decmil, Arup, SRG)
• WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CAUSEWAY BRIDGE ALLIANCE (Bocol, MACA Civil, BG&E)

Provision of Advisory Services to Develop a Strategic Sourcing Approach for Steel

Contract No.: 0143/20
Date Opened: 31/03/2021

Tenders received for the above contract are shown in alphabetical order below. Tenderers should note this is an opening list only and no checks have been made at this stage. This list is subject to change.

• Aurecon Australasia Pty Ltd trading as Aurecon
• Churchill Consulting Pty Ltd
• Mainsheet Capital WA Pty Ltd trading as Mainsheet

Construction of Great Northern Highway Realignment, Buttwel Road and Powell Road

Contract No.: 0056/19
Date Opened: 07/04/2021

Tenders received have been listed with the apparent price at opening (GST Excl). No checks for conformity with the tender requirements, alternative tenders or arithmetic errors have been made at this stage. Therefore tenderers should note that this list is subject to change and removal of non-conforming tenders.

Tenders received shown in order of opening:

• Highway Construction – Alternate 1: $30,128,288.84
• Highway Construction - Conforming: $30,678,258.47
• Highway Construction – Alternate 2: $30,678,258.47
• Maca Civil Pty Ltd – Alternate 1: $31,597,250.64
• NRW Pty Ltd – Alternate 1: $32,372,949.81
• Maca Civil Pty Ltd – Alternate 4: $32,529,457.42
• Maca Civil Pty Ltd – Alternate 2: $32,658,477.63
• Maca Civil Pty Ltd – Alternate 3: $32,711,119.09
• Maca Civil Pty Ltd – Conforming: $33,150,901.75
• NRW Pty Ltd - Conforming: $33,541,642.82
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 6: $35,691,413.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 3: $36,566,833.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 5: $36,966,207.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 4: $37,032,214.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 2: $37,043,353.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Alternate 1: $37,214,723.00
• Decmil Southern Pty Ltd – Conforming: $37,442,489.61
• Georgiou Group Pty Ltd – Alternate 1: $43,694,633.06
• Georgiou Group Pty Ltd – Conforming: $44,208,823.04

Tenderers are reminded that the Commissioner is not bound to accept the lowest or any Tender. The successful tender will be announced as soon as possible.

Design and Construct Stephenson Avenue Extension – Howe Street to Cedric Street

Contract No.: 175/19
Date opened: 16/04/2021

Tenders received for the above contract are shown in alphabetical order below. Tenderers should note this is an opening list only and no checks have been made at this stage. This list is subject to change.

• ACJV (Acciona Clough Joint Venture)
• BMD Constructions Pty Ltd
• Seymour Whyte