Enterprise Precinct: Developer EOI

⁠⁠⁠Overview

The Bradfield Development Authority (BDA) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from developers, investors and consortia for a 6.7-hectare development opportunity within the Enterprise Precinct, BDA's second land release in Bradfield City, Australia's first new city in more than 100 years.

About

The target industry sectors for Bradfield City are aerospace, clean technology, construction, defence, education and research, and freight and logistics technologies. The BDA has a dedicated Investment Partnerships team using a range of strategies to attract occupiers in these sectors to Bradfield City.

Scope

The BDA intends to appoint a single development partner, which may comprise a consortium of entities, to:

• Master plan, develop, operate and own the Enterprise Precinct as an integral part of the emerging Bradfield City
• Work collaboratively with the BDA to attract and curate a diverse and complementary occupier ecosystem comprising blue-chip organisations, established businesses, SMEs and emerging companies across Bradfield City's target industry sectors
• Adopt a long-term and commercially aligned partnership model with Government in delivering on the project's key outcomes
• Master plan, deliver and support the long-term ownership and operation of the Enterprise Precinct in collaboration with the BDA

Contractor Requirements

• Capital and delivery capability relevant to the development
• Expertise in the industrial property or innovation precinct sector

Tender Briefing

An Industry Briefing will be held for this opportunity.

• Date: 9 November 2026
• Time: 2:00pm
• Format: Virtual briefing

Online attendance is recommended but optional for submitting an EOI. To register interest, email BradfieldCitydevelop@deloitte.com.au

Instructions to Tenderers

This EOI is intended to be the first stage of a two-stage transaction process through which the BDA will assess responses and may shortlist respondents to participate in a subsequent Request for Proposal (RFP) stage.

The BDA is committed to ethical practices and transparent, fair, and honest business relationships with its contractors and suppliers. All tenderers must comply with the Statement of Business of Ethics throughout the procurement process and any subsequent contract period.

All tenderers must also comply with the NSW Government Procurement Policy Framework and the NSW Government Supplier Code of Conduct.

Enquiries

• Contact: Colin Stewart, EOI Manager
• Email: BradfieldCitydevelop@deloitte.com.au
• Phone: 0407 209 956

Location

• Precinct: Enterprise Precinct, Bradfield City
• Map: View on Google Maps