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Four local building companies have won the first batch of contracts to be awarded by the state government under its $265 million ‘Year 7’ building program.

PS Structures has won an $18.6 million contract to build the state netball centre, which will be part of the Matthews netball centre in Jolimont.The state government has allocated $26.1 million for the total cost of the state netball centre.

SPECIAL REPORT: The state’s mid-tier builders are sharpening their focus on specialised areas to ensure they fend off growing interest in local construction projects from eastern states-based companies.

Balcatta-based PS Structures has been awarded a $13.5 million contract to upgrade the Museum of Western Australia’s Collections and Research centre in Welshpool.

The state government has begun the tender process to find a builder for its $430 million Museum of Western Australia, set to be built at the Perth Cultural Centre.

Jolimont-based construction company Cooper & Oxley has won a $36.7 million contract from the state government to build the second stage of the new Byford Secondary College.

Three consortia comprising local and international design firms will compete for the design and construction contract for the new $430 million WA Museum, set to be built at the Perth Cultural Centre.

Local contractors PS Structures, Cockram Construction and Broad have secured a combined $39.3 million worth of work for the state government.

PS Structures has started work on new apartments at Bethanie’s Peel project in Mandurah, marking the aged care provider’s second major development this year.

Balcatta-based PS Structures has won a $28.5 million contract for expansion work at Churchlands Senior High School, which is suffering from capacity constraints.

Balcatta-based PS Structures has won a $28.5 million contract for expansion work at Churchlands Senior High School due to be completed in 2018.

PS Structures has been awarded an $8.8 million contract for work on stage two of the Australian Centre for Energy Process Training (ACEPT) in the Munster campus of South Metropolitan Tafe.  ACEPT provides process operations training for the oil and gas, resources, and chemical processing ind

Local company PS Structures has won a contract to build serviced apartments in Menora for aged care provider Bethanie for an undisclosed sum.

Work is officially under way on the second stage of the Australian Centre for Energy Process Training facility in Munster, with the first sod turned today.

Local company PACT Construction has won an $11.2 million contract for work on Byford Secondary College.

PS Structures has won a $32.6 million contract to build the first stage of a new secondary college in Yanchep.

The state government has used its latest cabinet meeting in Midland today to announce four deals worth $67 million to support future medical, university and residential projects in the former railway workshops area.

Construction of Christ Church Grammar School’s $27.3 million, three-storey preparatory school will start soon, with PS Structures announcing that it has been awarded a contract for work on the project.

Crown Towers Perth has emerged as Western Australia’s standout construction project, with the ultra-luxury hotel on the Burswood Peninsula winning two major categories at the Master Builders Association’s annual excellence in construction awards.