Key scope elements have been confirmed for the $390 million Mount Ousley interchange, with detailed design works now progressing on the project in New South Wales.
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Additional $432M locked in for the Coomera
The Queensland Government has committed an additional $432 million to support the delivery of the first stage of works on the Coomera Connector.
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Proposals invited for Tonkin Highway Extension, Thomas Road Upgrades
Shortlisted contractors for the Tonkin Highway Extension and Thomas Road Upgrades can now submit an RFP (Request for Proposal) for the first stage of works in Western Australia.
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Georgiou wins contract for Perth Airport works
Georgiou has been appointed works to deliver the Ground Transport Consolidation Project for the Perth Airport.
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Contractors shortlisted for Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail
Major contractors have been shortlisted for three individual packages of works on the Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail (LGC) Project in Queensland.
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Fill Up Today: Changing the industry
The Fill Up Today app is changing the landscape by connecting companies with drivers for material imports and exports. Founder and Creator Jason Paterson explains how he turned his vision into a reality.
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Setting the stage for software
The use of software such as CAD (computer-aided design) and BIM (building information modelling) is now paramount for the successful delivery of modern infrastructure projects. In the May edition of Roads & Infrastructure, we’re showcasing the latest Software developments from across the industry, and the world.
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Serving the sector
Roads & Infrastructure Magazine speaks with Municipal Works Australia CEO Peter Ali to learn more about the association, as well as how it continues to provide for the municipal works sector.
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Gov seeking tenders for High Speed Rail
The Federal Government and High Speed Rail Authority are seeking tenders and experts to help develop and plan the first stage of the east coast high speed rail network.
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Atlas CEA: Lighting the way
Atlas CEA has been critical to the development of road infrastructure projects across Australia. it’s been lighting the way for 24/7 project management.
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John Deere: Inclusive employer
John Deere was awarded the Diversity Council Australia’s Inclusive Employer Status for 2023-24. Roads & Infrastructure Magazine learns more about the company’s ethos and principles, as well as what went into achieving the milestone.
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InEight delivers the transformational power of collaborative scheduling
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InEight, a global leader in construction capital project management software, is proud to unveil the relaunch of InEight Schedule. As the construction industry faces increasing uncertainty and project complexity, this release marks a significant leap forward in collaborative construction planning, empowering teams to tackle complex projects, seamlessly manage risk, and foster structured collaboration for precise, validated schedules.Read More
The role of infrastructure in community liveability
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Emerging gaps between infrastructure investment in major cities and regional areas are a perennial risk and ongoing barrier in Australia. Yet despite having less to work with, regional councils are launching exciting, high-impact initiatives ranging from responsive design to futuristic eco-transport.Read More
Tiger Brennan Drive Overpass reaches 60 per cent completion
Works on the $165 million Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road Overpass in the Northern Territory are powering ahead, with 60 per cent of construction now complete.
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Reinforced Earth: Sustainable by name
For five decades, Reinforced Earth has grown its range of sustainable, practical solutions for the infrastructure sector. Roads & Infrastructure Magazine hears from two leaders within the business, as well as engineering consultant Aurecon to learn more.
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Keeping their cool: Coates’ rapid response for Boral
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Each January Boral delivers a planned shutdown at its Berrima Cement Works facility in NSW – an event Coates Industrial Solutions has supported for 27 years with equipment hire, on-site tool stores and experienced personnel. In addition to the planned maintenance activities during a recent shutdown, Boral needed a spot cooling system to provide temperature relief for the contractors servicing the kiln’s conveyor in the 50-plus degree heat of the shed.Read More
Contract awarded for Great Eastern Highway works
The Western Australian Government has awarded a $24 million contract for an 11-kilometre section of the road southwest of Kalgoorlie, part of the broader $250 million Great Eastern Highway Upgrade program.
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Coates launches new Diversity & Inclusion initiative
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Coates is thrilled to announce the launch of a new Diversity & Inclusion initiative – ‘See It. Be It.’. Launched on International Women’s Day on Friday, March 8, the initiative showcases female representation at Coates and highlights career pathways within the organisation. It also aims to inspire more Australians to pursue rewarding careers within construction and heavy industry.Read More
Diversity and inclusion: How are construction leaders making a difference?
For the May edition, Roads & Infrastructure Magazine will be celebrating the work being done by inspirational figures across the sector to encourage and support greater diversity, in what remains to be a male dominated industry.
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Tunnelling reaches halfway point on Western Sydney Airport project
TBMs Catherine and Marlene are halfway to St Marys as tunnelling continues on the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.
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