Suppliers
We’re working with local and global suppliers to help deliver one of Australia’s first offshore wind projects.
Blue Mackerel is committed to growing a strong local supply chain. That means creating opportunities for Gippsland-based, Victorian and Australian businesses across various stages of the project, including: development, construction, operations and maintenance, and eventually decommissioning.
Could your business help shape Victoria’s offshore wind future?
Blue Mackerel is calling on local businesses to learn how they can be part of Victoria’s emerging offshore wind industry, with a series of supplier engagement sessions taking place across Gippsland and in Hastings later in October.
REGISTER NOW and join us at one of four locations:
Hastings – Smart Brothers Brewing
Thursday 22 October, 4-6pm
Leongatha – McCartins Hotel
Tuesday 27 October, 4-6pm
Traralgon – Crown Hotel
Wednesday 28 October, 4-6pm
Sale – Criterion Hotel
Thursday 29 October, 4-6pm
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Meet the team behind the project
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Learn about potential future procurement opportunities
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Understand the capabilities and services sought by the project
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Position their business for future work in Victoria’s growing offshore wind industry
Offshore wind supplier opportunities
Offshore wind calls on skills and services across civil construction, marine operations, logistics, fabrication, site services, electrical and mechanical works, and long-term operations and maintenance.
Our open and upcoming work packages are available on our ICN Gateway. We’ll share information about registered businesses with contractors bidding for major packages. That means more chances for Gippsland and Victorian companies to be part of the project.
Register your interest
ICN Gateway
Blue Mackerel is now live on ICN Gateway. Here, you can view our open work packages and register your interest in supplying the project.
Looking to local jobs first
Blue Mackerel’s supplier engagement is guided by the Victorian Government’s Local Jobs First and Social Procurement Frameworks.
This means we’re embedding social, economic and environmental value into our procurement decisions. Blue Mackerel will:
- Prioritise the use of Gippsland and Victorian businesses across its supply chain to maximise local content and economic benefits to the community.
- Create meaningful employment opportunities for local workers, Priority Job Seekers, First Nations & Traditional Owners and Apprentices, Trainees and Cadets.
- Actively partner with industry associations, education institutions, Traditional Owners groups and Victorian Aboriginal businesses through respectful, co-designed engagement.
- Embed social and sustainable value through our procurements to deliver on Local Jobs First and Social Procurement Framework requirements.