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A project inquiry should include location, package type, drawings status, known services, programme dates, and which division owns the critical path—Civil Infrastructure, Renewable Energy, or Roads—so the brief routes correctly.
Use this form for general, multi-scope, careers, or corporate inquiries. Prefer a division form first when the package already sits clearly with one business unit.
- Email, phone, and inquiry form for government, commercial, industrial, and energy clients
- Division routing for earthworks, solar/BESS civil, access roads, and pavements
- Operational base: Yallah, NSW
Route your inquiry to the right civil capability.
These business units cover the packages clients brief most often. Package depth stays on the division pages.
Guides that help prepare a stronger inquiry.
Use these if you are comparing contractors, building a tender pack, or confirming what to include in the first message.
Direct answers before you send a brief.
Inquiry requirements, division routing, and what happens after you submit. More answers live on the full FAQ.
What information is required for a project inquiry?
Include location, asset or package type, drawings status, known services, programme dates, site constraints, and the division you need—Civil Infrastructure, Renewable Energy, or Roads—so the brief routes to the owning team.
How do I choose which division to contact?
Choose Renewable Energy for solar, BESS, and grid civil. Choose Roads for access roads, pavements, and rehabilitation. Choose Civil Infrastructure for earthworks, drainage, utilities, structural civil, or multi-workfront site development. Use this form for multi-scope or corporate briefs.
What happens after I submit an inquiry?
Your email client opens with the inquiry details and page context. NEXTGEN reviews the brief against the closest business unit and replies using the contact details you provided.