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Coastal infrastructure projects by region
Bandy Creek Weir
The Department of Transport has completed construction of an improved new weir at Bandy Creek which was damaged by a flood event in February 2017.
Go to Bandy Creek WeirBarrack Square lift upgrade
Work is underway to replace both passenger lifts at Barrack Square, improving access to the busy facility.
Go to Barrack Square lift upgradeBeadon Creek (Onslow) maritime facility
Ongoing planning for the upgrade and improvement of the Beadon Creek Maritime Facility in Onslow.
Go to Beadon Creek (Onslow) maritime facilityBroome Boating Facility
The Department of Transport has been working closely with local agencies and stakeholders over recent years to develop a new boating facility concept for Broome.
Go to Broome Boating FacilityBurswood Jetty
The Burswood Jetty was an exciting project delivered by the Department of Transport (DoT) to provide safe access to the Optus Stadium precinct for those choosing to arrive by private or charter vessel.
Go to Burswood JettyCarnarvon Fascine Entryway and Boat Harbour Pen Project
The Department of Transport is working in partnership with the Carnarvon community to implement a long-term strategy for access issues for the Fascine waterway.
Go to Carnarvon Fascine Entryway and Boat Harbour Pen ProjectCarnarvon One Mile Jetty
The Department of Transport is leading Stage 1 of the Carnarvon One Mile Jetty project which will involve emergency deconstruction and salvation of the jetty as well as recovering timbers that are hazards to safe navigation.
Go to Carnarvon One Mile JettyCasuarina Boat Harbour
The Department of Transport (DoT) implemented a major component of Stage 2 - the redevelopment of the Jetty Road causeway. The value of the causeway works is approximately $12.65 million with funds provided through Royalties for Regions.
Go to Casuarina Boat HarbourDenham Maritime Facility upgrades
Works to transform the town foreshore were completed prior to the 'Dirk Hartog - Voyage of Discovery: Shark Bay 1616' celebrations in October 2016.
Go to Denham Maritime Facility upgradesExmouth Boat Harbour upgrade
The Exmouth Boat Harbour upgrade project consists of a major upgrade to the service wharf, including construction of a heavy lift facility and associated land-side wharf infrastructure.
Go to Exmouth Boat Harbour upgradeFishery Beach (Bremer Bay) boat ramp protection
DoT coastal management investigations into erosion and options for stabilising Fishery Beach determined a groyne, or groyne field, as the most suitable stabilising option.
Go to Fishery Beach (Bremer Bay) boat ramp protectionFremantle FBH Jetty 2 redevelopment
The Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour (FFBH) Jetty 2 Redevelopment project replaced the existing fixed Jetty 2 structure with a modern floating pontoon system.
Go to Fremantle FBH Jetty 2 redevelopmentHillarys Boat Harbour upgrade
Ongoing improvements to Hillarys Boat Harbour makes it an ideal location for recreational and commercial boating and a great day out for the family.
Go to Hillarys Boat Harbour upgradeJurien Bay Boat Harbour
The Department of Transport (DoT) is researching how it can improve the harbour environment in the Jurien Bay Boat Harbour.
Go to Jurien Bay Boat HarbourPort Geographe reconfiguration
The original coastal rock structures at Port Geographe were reconfigured in 2015 at a cost of $28.15 million to improve environmental and amenity outcomes for the coast and community.
Go to Port Geographe reconfigurationTantabiddi Boating Facility
Tantabiddi Boat Ramp is a key gateway to the World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef and managed by the Shire of Exmouth.
Go to Tantabiddi Boating FacilityTwo Rocks Marina upgrade
The Two Rocks Marina upgrade will deliver long awaited improvements to ageing infrastructure and better meet the needs of users.
Go to Two Rocks Marina upgradeWoodman Point Ammo Jetty
In October 2020 as part of the $5.5 billion WA Recovery Plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Transport (DoT) was allocated $9.69 million to replace Woodman Point Jetty.
Go to Woodman Point Ammo JettyPanel contracts information
This page provides details on the DOT Panel Contracts for Maritime Engineering and Technical Services when claiming disbursements and expenses.
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