That $6bn TenderBook..., page-86

..OK maybe I had my signaks crossed with the train of thought that Government departments had to support multiple businesses.
Why settle for second best ?
Still, looked at broadly, work does seem to balance out between different companies .

And that’s a great link you posted as to how Golding performs and is viewed up Gladstone way
Over performance and under budget
“The project, overseen by Golding Contractors, saw five timber bridges (spanning Nine Mile Creek, Catfish Creek, Sheep Station Creek, Maxwelton Creek and Doubtful Creek) replaced with sturdier, wider concrete structures, allowing heavy road train vehicles to travel directly between Gladstone and Biloela.
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“Gladstone MP Glenn Butcher said Golding's achievement demonstrated local companies had the knowledge, skill and capability to deliver large-scale infrastructure for the Central Queensland community.”
Plus all the positive comments underneath .

Way to Go Golding

Seeing as tge company is so strong in ALL departments and has three main ones - civil, mining and urban, it will be interesting to see what gets picked up next.
Maybe something huge and urbane?
Harking back to the June update Jules said :
“Our increasingly diverse and geographic service offering is further broadening and currently includes projects for key clients across the bulk commodities, lithium, gold, public infrastructure and urban development sectors,” https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/nrw-order-book-tips-2bn-latest-contracts/

I think we are in for some very nice weather indeed