Unlocking Early Contractor Involvement in Transport Infrastructure: Insights for Future Success

WBJV (WSP and BG&E joint venture) are the designers for the Stage 1 North Section of the Coomera Connector, which runs between Shipper Drive and

There is a state government mandate to reach digital by default by 2032.  Digital by default means moving from paper-based data to data in digital

As infrastructure development becomes more focused on sustainability, the construction industry faces the challenge of integrating innovative approaches to meet environmental, economic, and social demands.

Over the past two years bituminous road binders incorporating a proportion of biogenic (plant grown) material were introduced in Australia. These binders have significantly reduced

Responding to the climate crisis and aligning strategy and investment in the transport sector to net zero has become a preeminent concern. Decision makers and

Video analytics is becoming more reliable and available to assess the safety implications of innovative transport projects. The conflict analysis through video analytics was used

Shared paths are the most common type of facility due to the cost of constructing separated paths, limitations in the physical area available for a

The spatial dataset that represents Queensland’s roads is a strategic asset for TMR and it is at the centre of digitisation efforts for TMR and

Transport Infrastructure Contract – Target Project Cost (TIC-TPC) is a new contract which has been developed to collaboratively engage suppliers in a formal tendering process