The opportunity
Did you know we have customer assets attached to our infrastructure in more than 150,000 locations across South Australia?
Our unique combination of assets span our great state. From the iconic stobie pole, to land, ducts, fibre and telecommunication towers, we've got SA covered.
We can provide third parties an opportunity to attach their assets to ours in many strategic locations.
Safety and network reliability are our top priority, so we will work with you to assess each enquiry, ensuring safety, technical and engineering feasibility. We can also provide services that enable safe attachment of your asset to ours.
Helpful information
- To register your interest in using our infrastructure, you’ll need to provide details of your proposal which includes your contact details, ABN, technology type, location and timeframe via expression of interest form (opens in a new tab)
- For general enquiries or support with existing Facilities Access Agreements, contact our team at facilitiesaccess@sapowernetworks.com.au or (08) 8404 5399
- To gain access to existing third party assets for maintenance and upgrade purposes please complete our on-line Facilities Access Notification of Works form
- Registered customers and contractors may access the Facilities Access Customers and Contractor SharePoint Portal. Note: access to this portal is controlled.
- Check out our Facilities Access brochure (opens in a new tab) for further information
What we offer:
- Access to a wide variety of infrastructure sites throughout metropolitan areas and rural areas
- Provision of support services, such as design
- Reduced timeframe of Make Ready Work
- Dedicated key contact
- Guaranteed turnaround times for access and enquiries
- Information being readily available in one location
- Dealing direct with one asset owner
Our process:
Who can attach assets on SA Power Networks infrastructure?
Third party companies with a registered ABN and Government may apply for access to SA Power Networks infrastructure.
Can I attach a sign to SA Power Networks infrastructure?
Permitted signage
Temporary signs advertising local community events will in general be permitted. Permission can be requested here.
Prohibited signage
SA Power Networks does not allow the attachment of commercial signage, or political advertising to our infrastructure.
More information
Further information can be found in our Network Information for Contractors and Customers (NICC) document, NICC 210 - Signage Banners and Temporary Equipment on SA Power Networks Assets. It includes information about which signs can be placed on Stobie poles owned by SA Power Networks.
On what kinds of infrastructure can third party assets be attached?
SA Power Networks owns and operates many facilities across South Australia that are suitable for third parties to make use of, including Stobie poles, light poles, communications towers, optic fibre, sub stations, buildings and real estate.
What is a Facilities Access Agreement?
An agreement between both parties that defines the access and commercial terms and conditions for your asset.
What are the costs involved?
Costs are dependant on the type of equipment and location. We have straightforward pricing available.
When can I access my asset?
Customer owned assets can generally be installed after completion of a Facilities Access Agreement. A Site Licence for the individual site will be issued to ensure that the site is accessible.
Who will install my asset?
Depending on the type of asset to be installed, the asset may be installed by SA Power Networks, your own company technicians, or by a suitably accredited contractor.
When can I access my asset?
Depending on its location, you may generally have access to your asset 24/7.
Why is access to SA Power Networks infrastructure managed?
SA Power Networks is committed to ensuring the safety of the community and our employees. It is important that we ensure the suitable integration of third party assets on our infrastructure.
Who do I contact for further information?
For further information or to ask a specific question, please contact our Facilities Access Contracts Manager at facilitiesaccess@sapowernetworks.com.au or call (08) 8404 5399.
Where is SA Power Networks infrastructure located?
Our distribution network spans the majority of South Australia's populated areas ranging from the far west coast of Eyre Peninsula, north to Leigh Creek and south east to the Victorian border.
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