Bradfield City: Shaping the Future of Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chain

Diane Taylor • October 8, 2025

Driving innovation, productivity and workforce growth in Western Sydney

Australia’s newest city, Bradfield, is rapidly taking shape in Western Sydney and is poised to become a leading hub for advanced manufacturing and logistics. Strategically located near the new Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, Bradfield represents a cornerstone investment in the nation’s industrial and economic future.


At the centre of this transformation is the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), a state-of-the-art initiative designed to help Australian businesses adopt new technologies, enhance production capabilities, and scale operations with efficiency and precision. The AMRF provides access to advanced equipment, technical expertise, and collaborative partnerships that accelerate innovation and commercial readiness.


A key example of this vision in action is OMRON, a global leader in industrial automation, which has partnered with the AMRF to drive advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence, and smart manufacturing systems. This collaboration demonstrates the power of strategic partnerships in fostering innovation, improving productivity, and strengthening Australia’s position in the global manufacturing landscape.


Importantly, the AMRF and its industry partnerships are also delivering significant benefits for the local workforce. The facility supports initiatives focused on training, reskilling, and upskilling professionals to meet the growing demand for expertise in advanced manufacturing technologies. These programs are creating a pipeline of skilled talent ready to contribute to a dynamic, technology-driven economy.


For supply chain and logistics professionals, the rise of Bradfield City marks a pivotal shift. The adoption of advanced manufacturing methods will transform how goods are produced, moved, and distributed, leading to greater integration, efficiency, and resilience across the supply chain. This evolution presents new opportunities for professionals across warehousing, distribution, and materials management.


As development progresses, Bradfield City stands as a powerful symbol of Australia’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and economic diversification. It will play a central role in shaping the next generation of manufacturing and logistics, creating opportunities, driving growth, and reinforcing Australia’s global competitiveness for decades to come.

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