Stage of works, project value, specification, and the full contact chain with the person in charge named. Plus job award status, so you know whether there is still time to quote. Sit down with the issue and work the list.
Construction Watch is the low commitment way into myBina. One month of our research, bound and delivered, so you can work real projects with your own team before deciding whether the full platform belongs in your business.
Reports start at approval and tender stage and follow the works through piling, structural and site works, so you are quoting while there is still something to quote for.
Every entry carries its current status and award stage.Each report names the developer, the contractor and the subcontractors appointed so far, with the person in charge of the works and their company details.
Researched and checked by our team, printed beside the project.The issue is arranged by category, then state, then stage of construction, so the states and sectors that are moving this month are obvious at a glance.
A category mix and month on month comparison closes every issue.The book is built so you can start from whatever you already know: a category you sell into, a state you cover, a stage of works you supply, or simply the newest entries. Every image below is a page of the July 2026 issue.
Open the front of the book and every project in the issue is listed by name, with the page it sits on. Cross referenced by category, by state and by project status, so you can go straight to the works that match what you sell instead of reading front to back.
The month at a glance. Projects are sorted first by category, then by state, then by the stage the works have reached, from Planning and Design through Tender and Evaluation, Mobilization, Piling and Foundation, Structural and Site Works.
The body of the issue, and the reason to have it. Two projects to a page, each one a complete brief: reference number, current status, category, contract value, construction start, target completion, a written summary of what was awarded and to whom, the project specification, and the companies involved with a named person in charge.
Company, address, telephone, email and the named person in charge for each one. We do not publish those on a web page. They are printed in the issue, which is what you are paying for.
The contents page sets out how the issue is organised and who each part is for. Developers use it to keep track of what competitors are doing. Supply and support businesses use it as a list of live jobs where somebody still has to be appointed.
This is the shape of every report in the book. Multiply it by the projects reported and updated in the month, and that is the issue.
The specification line is the one suppliers read first. It states what the works have been specified to use, next to a status that tells you whether there is still time to quote.
The back of every issue steps up from individual projects to the shape of the month: which categories carried the work, how that compares with the months before it, and where the national picture sits.
Read the specification and status lines together. A project entering Piling and Foundation buys rebar and ready mix now; one entering Site Works is buying roofing, cladding and sanitary ware.
Find main contractors who have just been appointed and still have packages to let, then approach them before the subcontractor tender closes.
Keep track of what competitors are launching, in which states, at what value, and how fast they are moving between stages.
Construction Watch and Professional Online are drawn from the same research. One is a month, printed and finished. The other is the whole database, live. Many of our members start with the first and move to the second once the leads justify it.
Send us your name, company and the states or project categories you work in. It takes about a minute.
Our consultants take you through a live issue, show you the entries that match what you sell, and confirm where to post your copy.
Give the issue a month with your team. If the leads stand up, we talk about a subscription. If they do not, you have lost nothing.
Once a month. One issue carries everything our researchers reported or updated in that month, so nothing from the month is split across two books.
Projects our researchers reported or revised that month, across all 13 states and the federal territories. Every entry is checked before it goes to print, and a project that changes stage later appears again in a later issue with its new status.
Contact details are the point of the publication. Each report names the developer, the contractor and the subcontractors where appointed, with address, telephone, email where held, and the person in charge of the works.
No. Construction Watch is a printed publication only, posted to your company address. If you want the data on screen, searchable and updated live, that is Professional Online.
Pricing depends on how many issues and how many recipients you need, so our consultants quote it directly. Book a walkthrough and they will go through the options with you on the same call.
Same research, different delivery. Construction Watch is one month, curated and printed. Professional Online is the full database, searchable and live, with alerts and CRM export. Starting with an issue is the low commitment way to see whether the data suits your business.
Tell us the states and project types you sell into. Our consultants will walk you through a live issue, point out the entries worth your call this month, and get a copy to your office.
