The first sod has been turned on a massive construction project north of Melbourne
National Intermodal has announced the commencement of construction of the $1.62 billion Beveridge Intermodal Precinct, which will be Australia’s largest and most advanced logistics hub.
Stage 1 of the Beveridge Intermodal Precinct will deliver Melbourne’s only terminal capable of receiving and servicing double stacked Inland Rail trains, targeting mid-2028 operations with initial capacity for up to 200,000 TEU annually.
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With key approvals now in place and following a competitive procurement process, John Holland Group has been appointed as the main contractor for Stage 1, with site preparation and construction set to begin.
Located near Beveridge, around 50km north of Melbourne, the new precinct is being built alongside the Hume Highway and will form the southern end of Inland Rail.
Stage 2 planning is underway, which will include an associated 200 hectares co-located industrial land precinct and terminal capacity expansion.
