An authentic new Sydney Fish Market which will sit at the heart of a revitalised Blackwattle Bay and return inaccessible parts of the harbour foreshore to the community.
The NSW Government is delivering an authentic new Sydney Fish Market which will return inaccessible parts of the harbour foreshore to the community.
Construction restarting on new Sydney Fish Market
In line with the NSW Government’s COVID-19 Guidelines, construction on new Sydney Fish Market will resume from Saturday 31 July 2021.
A comprehensive COVID-19 Safety Plan will be in place for the site with safety measures such as controls on movements between sites, reduced contact between workers within the site and improved tracing capability.
From today, Thursday 29 July 2021, you may see workers on site carrying out permitted preparatory works to enable work to resume safely.
Safety is the number one priority for Infrastructure NSW and Multiplex, and we are following all health advice in relation to construction sites.
Changes to work hours
Under the new Guidelines, work is now allowed on Sundays and public holidays up until Christmas to make up for any time lost from the construction pause, should it be required.
Next steps
We are working through the new rules and restrictions and planning what work can be carried out on site. We will share more information on upcoming activities and work hours as soon as possible.
For any questions or concerns in relation to New Sydney Fish Market please contact:
Phone: 1800 271 114
Email: nsfm.community@multiplex.global
For more information on the construction activity pause, please visit the NSW Government website here.
What is the project delivering?
Building the new Sydney Fish Market at the head of Blackwattle Bay will:
What are the stages of construction?
Keep in touch
We will continue to keep the community informed throughout the construction period with regular notifications being distributed to residents and frequent updates published here on our website.
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What is planned for the Blackwattle Bay precinct?
The NSW Government is revitalising Blackwattle Bay to deliver an authentic, vibrant and sustainable place connected to Sydney Harbour. View the Blackwattle Bay project page for more information.
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Stage one early works
Stage two main works
Air quality
Noise
Surface water
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