Construction of the national interconnector project, Marinus Link, is scheduled to commence next year, with the recent achievement of financial close and now all lead contractors secured.

Join Marinus Link, lead contractors and key industry agencies for networking and briefing events this December across Tasmania and Victoria.

At these events, you’ll network with project teams, learn about upcoming work packages and construction timelines, and discover how your skills and services could play a role in Australia’s clean energy future.

Events are free to attend and will be held in:

BURNIE: Tuesday, 2 December 10am – 12.30pm, Burnie Arts - SOLD OUT
LEONGATHA: Thursday, 4 December, 10am – 12.30pm, Leongatha Memorial Hall - SOLD OUT
TRARALGON: Friday, 5 December, 10am – 12.30pm, Traralgon Town Hall - SOLD OUT

Sessions are tailored for Tasmanian and Victorian suppliers, subcontractors, manufacturers, consultants, and service providers spanning civil construction, electrical, engineering, logistics, accommodation, catering, security, skills and more.

Lead contractors in attendance include:

TasVic Greenlink (Joint venture of DT Infrastructure and Samsung C&T)
Hitachi Energy
Prysmian Powerlink

These Meet the Contractor events follow industry briefings held in February 2025, which resulted in more than 500 business registrations through the Industry Capability Network (ICN). These were then passed on to the shortlisted contractors as they developed their tenders.

Marinus Link is a $3.85bn project to construct an underground and undersea electricity and telecommunications interconnector between Tasmania and Victoria. Marinus Link Pty Ltd is jointly owned by the Commonwealth of Australia, the State of Tasmania and the State of Victoria.

Find out more at marinuslink.com.au.

Please visit the Gateway by ICN Gippsland Project Opportunities project page to view current opportunities and learn more about the projects in your area, as well as the Gateway by ICN – Marinus Link project.

Contact the host of Marinus Link: Meet the Contractors industry briefings

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