Bradfield Development Authority

Where is Bradfield City Centre? Australia’s newest city in 100 years is located in the 11,200-hectare Western Sydney Aerotropolis region around the Western Sydney International Airport at Badgerys Creek, NSW.  Surrounded by $20 billion in Government infrastructure investment and more than $9 billion of private development in the planning pipeline, the 114-hectare Bradfield City Centre will become a 24/7 global gateway city.   It is part of a growing Aerotropolis region that will drive strong economic outcomes and accelerate the growth of new advanced industries in Western Sydney.  Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gXcSufTD   #BradfieldCityCentre #MasterPlan #Aerotropolis   

Meet Dr. Bau Nguyen from #TeamAMRF! With a PhD in Material/Mechanical Engineering, Bau Nguyen's extensive research background in the manufacturing industry has seen him join the AMRF as Principal Engineer, Additive Manufacturing, Research and Technology.        Focused on selective laser melting (SLM) of metals through development of laser processing parameters and strategy, Bau prioritises optimisation in the handling processes, design, and support structures of additive manufacturing.    Hailing from Singapore, where he started as a research fellow at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore, Bau’s extensive research background will allow him to test parameters of different materials on advanced manufacturing machines.        Want to learn more about the AMRF and how we could support your research and development goals? Visit our website 👉 https://lnkd.in/gKQjCspA      #AMRF #advancedmanufacturing #expertise #solutions #innovation #AI #cloudcomputing #quantumtechnology 

Great to have the Board of Infrastructure NSW join us onsite today to see the progress underway at Bradfield City Centre and discuss the significant economic development opportunities across the Aerotropolis, enabled by the Western Sydney International Airport. #BradfieldCityCentre #Aerotropolis #EconomicDevelopment #GreatCities Ken Morrison Tom Gellibrand Natalie Camilleri PSM Gavin Boswarva

We're building Bradfield City Centre underpinned by an advanced industry ecosystem, driven by the AMRF (Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility). The second stage of the AMRF will be Australia's first industry focused semiconductor facility, designed to support the next phase of innovation and growth. Join us at the 2024 Semiconductor Australia Conference to hear from CEO Ken Morrison and AMRF Executive Director Ben Kitcher on the enormous opportunities for the semiconductor sector in the Aerotropolis, and chat with the team about how your business can be part of the future of advanced manufacturing in NSW.    Register to attend: https://lnkd.in/gzGy57TJ Learn more about the AMRF: www.wpca.sydney/amrf  

Are you passionate about making a difference for First Nations communities? Join our team for deadly culture, dynamic collaboration and genuine long-term career support. We currently have two, Aboriginal identified, full-time opportunities available to join our team at the Bradfield Development Authority. - Manager, Aboriginal Outcomes (Identified) - Senior Project Officer, Aboriginal Outcomes (Identified) These roles are critical to our mission of creating vibrant, productive spaces and precincts, managing lands and assets effectively, and delivering affordable and diverse housing. Both roles will involve collaborating across the organisation to foster an inclusive culture and build capacity to engage with First Nations communities, and contributing to improved outcomes for First Nations peoples. Click below for more information - applications close 6 October. 👉 Manager, Aboriginal Outcomes https://lnkd.in/g54JzPpV 👉 Senior Project Officer, Aboriginal Outcomes https://lnkd.in/giFi85iT

Let's get connected! Announced today, AMRF Connect is Western Sydney's newest collaborative scale up hub for manufacturers. Powered by Launch Pad - Western Sydney University and CSIRO, AMRF Connect will offer collaborative workspace and a comprehensive program of targeted masterclasses, networking events, and experts in residence. Part of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) located in First Building at Bradfield City Centre, manufacturers will benefit from access to the AMRF and extensive local, national, and international networks to connect with investors, research organisations and other businesses. WSU's Professor George Williams AO said:  "AMRF Connect represents a significant milestone in our journey to position Western Sydney as a hub for advanced manufacturing and innovation.”    “By bridging the gap between academia and industry, we are not only enhancing research capabilities but also contributing to the economic growth and technological leadership of our region."    CSIRO’s Dr Marcus Zipper said: “CSIRO works with Australian manufacturers to help improve processes, materials and end products.     AMRF Connect is an exciting new pathway for businesses to access the innovation ecosystem, including CSIRO's cutting-edge research capabilities and targeted innovation programs.”     With domestic manufacturing capability firmly on the national agenda, now is the time to get in touch. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gTjBN4m9 About the AMRF 👉 https://lnkd.in/gKQjCspA Ken Morrison Natalie McDowell Ben Kitcher Don Wright

What’s next for Bradfield City Centre? Staged development will see an initial focus on growing an innovation, research and education ecosystem, supported by the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF), as well as a busy enterprise precinct.   We’re kickstarting this growth, with works already underway on the first buildings and crucial infrastructure in the city.  With the first Superlot land release also progressing to offer commercial, housing and retail amenity, Bradfield is well on its way to becoming a thriving new city that will grow alongside the Western Sydney International Airport. Interested in opportunities at Bradfield City Centre? Contact our Investment Concierge team to arrange a meeting to discuss opportunities 👉 https://lnkd.in/g7tVmBKw

It's full steam ahead at Bradfield City Centre, with enabling works for roads, services and other amenities supporting future development in the city underway. Covering approximately 38 hectares of land, more than 60 Olympic swimming pools' worth of material (150 thousand cubic metres) is being cut and filled by local Western Sydney company WEM Civil. By 2025, this will deliver: ·      4 kilometres of roads 🛣 ·      8 kilometres of dedicated cycle and pedestrian paths 🚲 🚶♂️ ·      On-street parking for 178 cars 🚗 ·      4 kiss and ride points, 3 taxi and 2 bus bays, adjacent to Bradfield Metro Station 🚉 ·      600 trees for the streetscape 🌳 ·      In-ground services such as potable, recycled and wastewater, electrical and fibre network communications 💧 ·      Provision for 132kv electrical transmission supply ⚡   Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gfJ2GvGc

Strengthening the manufacturing sector in NSW is not just about access to technology - it also means a skilled workforce. The Industry Skills Accelerator supports manufacturing businesses with tailored micro-credential courses to upskill workers for high-value jobs of the future. Manufacturers use programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to monitor and automate production processes. These rugged industrial computers are ideal for businesses looking to automate their production processes and are becoming more prominent. The PLC Programming in Manufacturing Environments micro-credential – developed and delivered by TAFE NSW - will upskill learners to understand PLC functions, applications, and how to write basic code.  The 40-hour micro-credential will run from 14-30 October 2024 with practical components delivered at TAFE Mount Druitt. Learn more and enrol your staff today 👉 https://lnkd.in/gjykPsfh #ISA #WPCA #SkillsOfTheFuture #MicroCredential #PLC #Programming #Education #Learning #Employment #Upskill #electrician #engineer #lineoperator     

Progress is well underway on Australia's newest city, a high-tech hub of culture, creativity, and innovation that will deliver economic benefits for Western Sydney.  BDA Chair Jennifer Westacott AO and CEO Ken Morrison sat down with the The Australian Financial Review this week to discuss the exciting momentum at Bradfield City Centre and the Western Sydney Aerotropolis. Read the full article 👉https://lnkd.in/gTYzkeer