Any Opportunities - Victorian Data Centre Projects

Open for submissionsSubmission deadline: 15 October 2030

About this tender

Overview Industry Capability Network (Victoria) Limited is promoting opportunities for Victorian suppliers arising from the state's growing data centre sector. Victoria's data centre sector is one of the state's fastest-growing infrastructure markets, driven by increasing demand for artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, digital services, connectivity and secure data storage. As investment in new data centre facilities continues across metropolitan and regional Victoria, significant opportunities are emerging for local suppliers across construction, engineering, manufacturing, utilities, technology and a wide range of specialist services. About Victoria has become a key destination for data centre investment, supported by strong digital connectivity, access to renewable energy, a skilled workforce and growing demand for high-performance computing infrastructure. As organisations increasingly rely on cloud-based services, AI technologies and secure digital platforms, the need for new data centres continues to grow, generating substantial opportunities throughout the supply chain, from planning and design through to construction, commissioning, operations and maintenance. The growth of AI, cloud services, digital transformation initiatives and rising data consumption is creating long-term demand for additional data centre capacity across Victoria. New facilities require significant investment in civil construction, structural steel, electrical infrastructure, backup power systems, cooling technologies, communications networks, protection systems and ongoing specialist maintenance services. As developers seek to increase local participation within their supply chains, Victorian businesses have a strong opportunity to contribute products, services and expertise throughout the lifecycle of these projects. Victoria possesses significant capability across engineering, construction, manufacturing, logistics, electrical services, technology integration and industrial services. ICN Victoria works closely with project proponents, major contractors and local suppliers to identify opportunities for Victorian businesses and strengthen participation in project supply chains. By showcasing capabilities through Gateway by ICN, businesses can increase their visibility to procurement teams and position themselves for upcoming opportunities across the sector. ICN Victoria's advisers understand the procurement requirements, quality standards and delivery expectations associated with major infrastructure projects, and through its extensive supplier network and direct engagement with project stakeholders, ICN Victoria actively promotes local industry participation so that more work remains within Victoria and Australia. Scope Across the data centre sector, opportunities exist for businesses across a wide range of fields. Strong demand is being seen across a range of areas, including: Power conditioning, switchboards, UPS systems and onsite power generation HVAC services Steel fabrication for gantries, cable trays and construction works Civil construction Fire, life safety and security systems Fencing Water reticulation and landscaping As investment continues to grow, project owners and contractors are seeking capable suppliers that can provide the products, services and expertise required to support the delivery of these developments. Tender Briefing ICN Victoria will host the Data Centre Capability Connect event, bringing together data centre owners, developers, major contractors, government representatives, procurement professionals and Victorian suppliers to explore emerging opportunities within this rapidly expanding sector. Date: Wednesday 11 November 2026 Time: 3:30pm to 7:30pm The event will provide insights into current and future data centre projects, procurement requirements, supply chain opportunities and industry expectations. Attendees will also have the opportunity to network directly with decision-makers, showcase their capabilities and learn how Gateway by ICN can help them access upcoming opportunities. For businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in Victoria's data centre industry, this event presents an opportunity to build connections, gain market intelligence and position themselves for future work. Attendees can learn more about the event and register their attendance via Data Centre Capability Connect. How to Apply Links to data centre projects and related opportunities across Victoria will be listed as they are released. Each project page will contain information regarding project scope, procurement activities and available work packages for submitting Expressions of Interest (EOIs). Additional opportunities may also be listed under general enquiry or industry-specific work packages. The Local Jobs First (LJF) policy may apply to some of the projects as they are listed. For more information about the policy and its requirements, visit: https://localjobsfirst.vic.gov.au/key-documents By creating or updating an ICN Gateway company profile and responding to relevant work packages, businesses can increase their visibility to project owners, procurement teams and major contractors seeking capable suppliers for Victoria's growing data centre sector.

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