Local participation, local capability.
Hunter Horizon Park is committed to engaging local businesses and service providers throughout the project's development. This page provides information about how local providers can participate.
Built on Hunter capability.
The Hunter Region is home to a deep pool of skilled contractors, tradespeople, and service providers across the full spectrum of infrastructure development and operations. As Hunter Horizon Park progresses through planning, construction, and operational phases, opportunities will emerge for local businesses to contribute to the precinct's success.
Registering your expression of interest helps us understand the local capability and plan our engagement with the Hunter Region business community. Updates on procurement opportunities will be communicated directly to registered providers and published on this website.
Daracrete · Heatherbrae batch plant
As an example of how the project will prioritise local procurement, EDC plans to engage Daracrete — a Hunter Region concrete supplier with an existing batch plant at Heatherbrae — for concrete supply across the precinct's construction phases.
Where local providers can contribute.
The project will engage providers across a broad range of service categories. If your business operates in any of the following areas, we encourage you to submit an expression of interest.
Three steps to register.
Submit expression of interest
Complete the registration form below with your business details and the service categories most relevant to your capability.
Review & capability mapping
Your registration is added to our local capability map, helping shape procurement planning and engagement scope.
Updates & opportunities
Receive direct communication when relevant procurement opportunities, briefings, or supplier days are scheduled.