Tamworth Global Gateway Park
A joint venture between Tamworth Regional Council, the Australian Federal Government, and the New South Wales Government, the investment in the Tamworth Global Gateway Park (TGGP) represents a combined total of almost $80 million.
This investment has delivered a range of exciting projects to support development of the 246-hectare precinct, including the construction of access roads, stormwater drainage, roundabouts, and rail line reactivation.
With intermodal freight facilities now available, the TGGP is also strategically located adjacent to Tamworth Regional Airport making the precinct suitable for a range of industrial activities.
66KV Electricity
Servicing line on-site zoned substation.
5.3 TJ Natural Gas
The Central Ranges Pipeline (CRP) supplies Tamworth with up to its daily average.
Logistic Hub
Intermodal Freight Facility co-located adjacent to Tamworth Regional Airport.
37,500 Workforce
Available within a 1-hour drive radius.
Zoning
- Master planned to create an enterprise park with the flexibility to cater for industrial and business development
- 246-hectare parcel zoned into:
- 119 hectares of heavy industrial (E5)
- 60 hectares of light industrial (E4) 8,000sqm – 30,000sqm
- 67 hectares of business park (E2) <5,000sqm
Surrounding Ecosystem
- Tamworth Intermodal Freight Facility forms part of the precinct providing important connections between road and rail
- Tamworth Regional Airport is located within 2kms of site. Approximately 50 passenger flights per week
- Future plans include:
- Protein hub
- Parcel logistics
- Civil and construction-based businesses
- Provisions for employee hub
Infrastructure
- High and low voltage power. 66 kilovolt servicing line, on-site zoned substation with exploration of renewable opportunities to behind the meter
- NBN fibre to the premise
- Gas pipeline infrastructure – tenant to connect
- Town water and sewerage to the site
- Provisions for B2B utilities