We understand that many areas in the VNI West project corridor face housing availability and affordability challenges - TCV is committed to delivering long term housing benefits for local communities impacted by VNI West.

To progress VNI West, TCV must also identify opportunities for development of accommodation that meets the needs of the project's construction workforce, as well as the longer-term needs of communities impacted by the project.

In parallel with determining permanent housing solutions, TCV is seeking sites suitable for:

• Temporary workforce accommodation – up to three sites of about 12 hectares each to accommodate between 200 and 300 people each at peak construction; or
• Construction laydown areas – up to eight sites of about 5 hectares each; or
• Combined accommodation and laydown area sites.

We are committed to providing landholders with a fair and transparent leasing arrangement that reflects true value and opportunities for use.

Properties that express interest will be assessed as part of the VNI West EES and appropriate options for accommodation and laydowns identified by April 2025. This is an opportunity for landholders with properties they believe may be suitable to express their interest in their site being assessed, with a view to entering into a lease agreement for the site’s use.

For further information, contact us here.

We're inviting input on our approach to workforce accommodation, to understand how we can develop VNI West in a way that meets local needs and creates long term, permanent housing solutions. Click the link below to submit feedback, ask a question or request that our team contacts you.