New NRW Contract possibilities FY2017, page-4

This is possibly  a bit out of date  (from Jan this year) http://waminingclub.asn.au/whats-happening-4/

..."The uranium projects sector will be another interesting area to watch in 2016. The sector could create up to 1300 long-term jobs and be worth $1 billion a year to WA by 2020 should proposed developments get off the ground. Those developments include; Toro Energy’s Lake Way project, Cameco’s Yeelirrie and Kintrye and Vimy Resources’ Mulga Rock. However, uranium developers have faced criticism from anti-uranium campaigners and conservationists who claim they are pushing to get their mines approved before the next State election.
The public environmental review document for Andrew Forrest-backed Vimy Resources’ proposing the Mulga Rock project in the Goldfields was released in December. The public submission period on the PER for Cameco’s Yeelirrie Uranium Project in the Northern Goldfields also closed in December.
Yeelirrie is one of Australia’s largest undeveloped uranium deposits. Cameco invested $US452 million to acquire Yeelirrie from BHP Billiton in 2012. Mulga Rock is in the third largest undeveloped uranium deposit in Australia."




... also potential works including rail link etc for Pilbara Iron Ore Project?
"Pilbara Iron Ore Project Highlights
Flinders Mines Limited (ASX:FMS) has entered into an Alliance Agreement with Rutlila Limited (ASX:RTA) and Todd Corporation of NZ to develop its Pilbara Iron Ore Project “PIOP” via a rail and export facility to be developed by Rutila and Todd. Flinders, Rutila and Todd are currently undertaking Feasibility Studies to assess the economic potential of the project..."  (http://www.flindersmines.com/)