News Articles for Kimberley Marine Support Base

A $200 million floating port on the coast of Broome has been unveiled, with its proponents touting the potential to redefine passenger and freight dynamics in the region.

The Pilbara port authority has struck agreements with four groups planning to use the logistics hub at its new Lumsden Point wharf while also awarding a further construction contract.

Broome's $225 million floating port signals a new era for local trade, tourism and industry.

A port project in Broome could be set to transform the region's trade engagement with Asia, as the final pieces fall into place.

Trade and tourism are on the agenda as work continues to upgrade Broome's port.

Major construction and planning is under way to improve sea, air, and rail infrastructure to address future freight demands.

Construction of a long-awaited marine support base at Broome Port will begin this year after securing the final piece of its funding puzzle.

The developer of a new Broome port facility is seeking $90 million in equity, roughly half the value of the challenging project that was delayed by the pandemic.

Fremantle marine and port services business TAMS Group has scored a $160 million contract to design and build the Kimberley Marine Offloading Facility in Broome.

Water Corporation chairman Mike Hollett has tendered his resignation, citing business and family interests, just two months after being reappointed to the role. Deputy chair David Lock will act in the role until a permanent chair is appointed.

A private WA company has gained state government approval to develop a floating wharf and onshore terminal at the port of Broome, targeting oil and gas services and cruise ships as its main customers.