- The Cook Labor Government has released more than 130 hectares of general industrial land at Narngulu estate in Geraldton
- Mid West economy set for a major economic boost
- Located within DevelopmentWA's established general industrial precinct the land supports heavy industry and logistics
- Close to major transport infrastructure, including road, rail and Geraldton Port
The Mid West economy is set for a major economic and employment boost thanks to the release of more than 130 hectares of heavy industrial land within DevelopmentWA's Narngulu General Industrial Area.
DevelopmentWA is seeking expression of interest (EOI) proposals from a range of industries, investors and operators for the strategically located land.
Proponents will have the flexibility to put forward bids on any parcels of land or seek proposals for lot sizes tailored to their requirements, within the 130.87 hectares.
Through this EOI process, DevelopmentWA is seeking proponents who can deliver projects that maximise the potential of the land and contribute to the long-term growth of the region.
Located approximately 12 kilometres south-east of Geraldton, the Narngulu General Industrial Area is a well-established industrial hub supporting manufacturing, logistics, resource processing and storage.
The sites are positioned close to major transport infrastructure, including regional road networks, Geraldton Airport and an existing rail corridor connecting to Geraldton Port.
Proponents will be invited to submit proposals outlining their development vision, including land use, investment value, delivery timeframe and potential employment outcomes.
The Cook Labor Government is continuing to diversify the State's economy and ensure that Western Australia continues to the best place to get a quality job.
More information can be found on developmentwa.com.au/our-work/information-for-suppliers/tenderlink-information
As stated by Planning and Lands Minister John Carey:
"The Narngulu General Industrial Area is a key industrial precinct for the Mid West, with strong connections to transport, logistics and export infrastructure.
"By inviting expressions of interest, we're giving industry the opportunity to bring forward proposals that support new development, innovation and employment in the region.
"We're seeing growing interest in Geraldton as a hub for industry, and this process will help ensure we secure strong long-term outcomes for the site and the community."
As stated by Regional Development Minister Stephen Dawson:
"This release by the Cook Labor Government will be key to the long-term development of the Geraldton and broader Mid West economy.
"It's a significant opportunity for industry to partner with government, through this EOI process, to deliver jobs and economic activity."
