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Innovative ideas take centre stage in Australian-first Gateway to Innovate program

22 November 2024

Successful proposals from the Australian-first Gateway to Innovate (GtI) program have been revealed, marking a significant step toward uplifting productivity across the sector. The selected proposals will commence pilots on Transport for NSW projects in 2025, paving the way for potential industry-wide adoption. The successful proposals are: FatigueTech by Ethos Health FatigueTech is designed to transform how fatigue is managed within the industry. Ethos Health’s innovation, inspired by elite sports

New 360 Degree Project Culture and Health Tool Launched to Boost Transparency and Collaboration

20 November 2024

Through Transport for NSW’s Industry Affairs program, there was a strong interest to develop a consistent tool to assess and enhance the culture and overall health of infrastructure projects. Together with the Australian Constructors Association, Consult Australia, and the Civil Constructors Federation NSW, Transport developed the Project Culture and Health Tool. The newly developed 360 Degree Project Culture and Health Tool offers a comprehensive snapshot of a project's health, from development t

Message from Camilla Drover: Launch of the Infrastructure Projects and Engineering Division

13 November 2024

I am excited to announce the establishment of the Infrastructure Projects and Engineering Division. This new division represents our commitment to delivering transformative infrastructure projects across NSW, spanning public transport, road networks, rail fleets, active transport, property development, and urban renewal. Harnessing the expertise of our talented teams and working closely with our industry partners, we will continue to deliver valued infrastructure for the communities of NSW along with uphol

John Holland commits to Culture Standard implementation on Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 Enabling Works

21 October 2024

John Holland is stepping up as an industry leader in promoting workplace diversity and flexibility through their commitment to trialing the Culture in Construction Taskforce's (CICT) draft Culture Standard. This initiative will be an integral part of delivering enabling works for the Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 project, ensuring a healthier and more inclusive work environment. The company is dedicated to implementing the well-being initiatives outlined in the Culture Standard, many of which align with th

Building skills and delivering social outcomes

21 October 2024

Transport for NSW remains dedicated to collaborating across government and industry to build skills and deliver positive social outcomes through our infrastructure projects. We recently released our second round of Infrastructure Skills Legacy Program (ISLP) results from Quarter 2 2024, highlighting key workforce trends, challenges, and opportunities. The results showed that many of our projects face challenges in meeting apprenticeship and learning worker targets. Our focus remains on working with our i

Industry Affairs Program: 2024 in review

21 October 2024

Transport is continually working with our industry partners to change the industry for the better. Developed as a vehicle to help understand the challenges of industry, the program partners with the Australian Constructors Association, Consult Australia and the Civil Contractors Federation to drive reform across the sector. The 2024 program has focused on innovation and at the program’s annual All-In workshop we identified a number of opportunities to work smarter, not harder; to deliver successful

A message from Camilla Drover

21 October 2024

I’d like to begin by acknowledging that September marked R U OK? Day, a time when many of our project teams and delivery partners came together to have meaningful conversations about mental health. This year’s theme was R U OK? Any Day, a reminder that every day is a chance to check-in with your colleagues and loved ones as research shows conversations can make a lasting difference. October is also Mental Health Month and Safe Work Month, an opportunity for our industry to reflect on the safety and w

Mental Health Month with MATES

3 October 2024

This October, for Mental Health Month we have partnered with MATES in construction to raise awareness about the silent mental health crises impacting construction. MATES has been providing research backed suicide prevention and support for the construction industry since 2008. We recently spoke with MATES NSW CEO Brad Parker and sat in on a General Awareness Training session on the Coffs Harbour Bypass project. ; Workforce ; Featured

New tools to support Cost Benefit Analysis practitioners

1 October 2024

Following feedback from industry, our Business Case Centre of Excellence has recently taken steps to support existing guidance documents for business case development with the creation of new Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) Practitioner’s Manuals. These step-by-step guides help to bridge the gap between high-level theory and real-world application, providing detailed insights into the CBA process. They are designed not only for experienced CBA practitioners but also for those just starting out, offering a valu

Paving the way for regional communities

20 September 2024

It has been another busy year for Transport and our delivery partner Fulton Hogan, who continue to deliver crucial pavement upgrades while supporting local businesses and communities along the Newell Highway between Narrabri and Moree. To date, the team have moved more than 300,000 cubic metres of earth and installed over 550,000 tonnes of pavement materials and gravels. The Newell Highway provides a major connection between Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, and is vital for freight movements, con

R U OK? Day in action on M1 extension project

15 September 2024

“I will look out for my mates. ” “I am always available to listen and support. ” “Life is full of ups and downs. We will go through them TOGETHER”. These are some of the pledges made by staff on the John Holland Gamuda Australia Joint Venture (JHGAJV) on this R U OK? Day. Project staff wrote their pledges on a flag to show their ongoing support and commitment to each other, and as part of the JHGAJV’s new partnership with Mates in Construction. The flag now proudly flies at the project’

Putting construction materials to the test

13 September 2024

Transport is taking steps to strengthen the technical assurance of laboratories undertaking construction materials testing after some instances of non-compliant practices were identified and corrective actions taken. Following a comprehensive engagement process with both laboratories and Laboratory Information Management System (LIMs) providers, the ‘Materials Testing Integrity Project’ (MTIP) was developed as a key control in managing the risk of non-compliance and the impacts for both Transport and o

Breaking ground on Singleton bypass

9 September 2024

Together with our delivery partner ACCIONA we have reached an important milestone for the Singleton bypass project, with the start of major construction now underway. The team have been busy finalising the design of the project ahead of the start of major works. Following additional investigations and constructive engagement with the community, stakeholder and property owners, the design has been further refined. These refinements include modifying the southern connection and reconfiguring the Putty Road inter

Incentivising innovation with industry

9 September 2024

In the recent Industry Affairs All-in workshop, we asked leaders from the Australian Constructors Association, Consult Australia, Civil Contractors Federation and Transport for NSW to put their heads together to identify opportunities for incentivising greater innovation on our projects. ; Corporate updates ; Innovation ; Featured

Diving into the design detail

2 September 2024

The Design Review Working Group includes members from across Transport and our delivery partners working together to address issues in the project life cycle. In this recent deep dive session, the working group shared their progress to date as well as a number of recommendations for continued improvement. ; Procurement reform ; Featured

Largest tunnel boring machine in southern hemisphere gets green light

25 August 2024

Marking a significant shift in the construction methodology for Stage 2 of the Western Sydney Harbour Tunnel project, the largest Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) ever used in the southern hemisphere will tunnel beneath Sydney Harbour. The approved modification shifts the approach from using an Immersed Tube Tunnel (ITT) to employing TBM’s is a decision that will significantly reduce the impact on both the local community and the environment. The switch to TBMs will eliminate the need for dredging in Sydney Harb

Interested in temporary traffic management?

22 August 2024

Are you in the temporary traffic management (TTM) industry, a TfNSW delivery partner or a training/equipment provider?Then subscribe to In the Zone to stay up to date on all things TTM. The newsletter provides information on: how to reduce your risks by delivering best practice traffic management changes to the TCAWS (Traffic control at work sites) Manual, G10 Traffic management specification and traffic sign register TfNSW accepted devices and technology that can reduce your traffic management risks.

ISLP results now live

31 July 2024

As part of Transport for NSW's commitment to building industry skills and diversity, we are pleased to announce the first release of Infrastructure Skills Legacy Program (ISLP) performance data as provided by our delivery partners. By sharing the ISLP results, Transport aims to spark a conversation with industry and inspire innovative thinking to address workforce challenges collaboratively. Key results from our infrastructure projects with contracts over $100 million show that, collectively, our delivery

Highlights from InMotion 2024

31 July 2024

Missed InMotion 2024 or want to relive the day? Watch the below video where we chat to a few of the 700 industry partners and government representatives who joined us at InMotion. ;

Full steam ahead for locally made rolling stock

24 July 2024

Following feedback from industry, Transport has officially launched the Trains for NSW strategy document which outlines our plan to procure more locally manufactured rolling stock including a 50 per cent local content target in rolling stock contracts. Over the past 12 months we have been working with industry to understand and map out what domestic manufacturing capability looks like across industry and the supply chain. Trains for NSW aims to provide industry with confidence and certainty by outlining the l

Bridging the digital literacy gap

23 July 2024

Transport has partnered with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), to launch the first micro-credentials program for engineering professionals in the Southern Hemisphere. The program kicked off with an orientation session for 19 students, featuring interactive workshops with UTS faculty and representatives from Transport’s Technical Services branch. It offers two sets of micro-credentials: Micro 1: Digital Engineering Foundations, providing a general understanding of Digital Engineering. Micro

A message from Camilla Drover

10 July 2024

I would like to start by acknowledging this week is NAIDOC Week, a time to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. I know many of our project partners are working closely with local Land Councils and representatives to drive positive outcomes for Aboriginal people and communities across the state. This ranges from employment and upskilling programs to co-designing and incorporating Aboriginal history and narrative into the projects we a

Bringing cultural practices to construction sites

10 July 2024

In recognition of NAIDOC Week, we headed to the Henry Lawson Drive Stage 1A project to speak with Quickway and Aboriginal Elders Uncle Wayne and Uncle Mick about how their partnership brought about better cultural outcomes for the project and local community. ;

Aboriginal businesses breaking ground on M6 Stage 1

10 July 2024

The CGU joint venture (CPB Contractors, Ghella, UGL) has now employed over 30 Supply Nation certified businesses to support delivery on the M6 stage 1 project. To date, over $40 million has been spent on Aboriginal participation and the project is currently exceeding Transport's Aboriginal procurement targets by 54%. The M6 Stage 1 has an embedded commitment to reconciliation, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees making up 4. 5% of the total workforce. The project has also provided more than 2

Breaking down barriers to progress for women in engineering

2 July 2024

In recognition of International Women in Engineering Day, we caught up with some of the women working to deliver transport infrastructure projects across Sydney. Women face a number of career-limiting challenges throughout their working lives, especially if they work in male dominated industries like construction. One way to combat this is by providing opportunities for women to grow their professional networks and find mentors they can look up to and learn from. ;

Register today: InMotion 2024

2 July 2024

InMotion is the chance for Transport and industry to come together to refocus our efforts on delivering great projects, services and places for the people of NSW.

Green light for light rail

1 July 2024

The enabling works contract for Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 is scheduled to be announced later this year setting ongoing work in motion and providing an immediate opportunity for industry partners to engage with this transformative project. Phased construction will begin in 2025 with the delivery of a new 320-metre public and active transport bridge over Parramatta River between Melrose Park and Wentworth Point. This new link will connect communities to the north and south of the river and unlock greater

Continuously improving our approach to procurement

27 May 2024

Working with industry to continuously improving the way we procure projects is a key focus for Transport. Infrastructure-Related Procurement Policy FrameworkWe recently launched a new internal Infrastructure-Related Procurement Policy Framework (Framework) that streamlines how TfNSW undertakes infrastructure-related procurement. While the Framework predominately impacts TfNSW staff, the changes we have implemented build on feedback from our industry partners to further streamline our procurement processes, ma

In recognition of National Reconciliation Week

26 May 2024

Reconciliation is about strengthening relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous peoples, for the benefit of all Australians. Now, more than ever, we will work with our industry partners to build relationships that value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and futures. Hear from Dalmarri, who has been running workshops with the M12 project teams to increase cultural awareness onsite and teach staff more about the lands they work on

Are you ready to innovate with us?

22 May 2024

We have launched an Australian-first program designed to provide industry with a pathway to pilot innovations on Transport for NSW projects. We know innovation is happening across our sites every day – but it is sporadic and often misses the opportunity to be applied at scale. Sometimes better ideas or improvements to the way we all work can be stifled by the tried and tested ways of doing things. Gateway to Innovate challenges this view by providing a unique opportunity for industry to partner with Transpo

New guide rigged up & ready to go

22 May 2024

Following close collaboration between Transport for NSW and industry representatives, the new Dogging & Rigging Guide is now live. This is the first official guide since 2003 and it provides an updated and holistic guide on the safe use of dogging, rigging, and cranes across industry. The website (https://www. doggingandrigging. nsw. gov. au/) contains all 18 sections of the guide, as well as calculators, and equipment and video guides. The guide was developed through extensive collaboration with representatives

Tip-top TAP

17 May 2024

Congratulations to our delivery partners and project teams on the completion of the Transport Access Program Tranche Three (TAP 3). Over 70% of stations across the public transport network are now independently accessible. Since the program began in 2019, 13 delivery partners completed over 3 million hours of work upgrading facilities at 61 stations across NSW to make them more accessible. Delivery partners driving innovationKey to the success of TAP 3 was the collaboration between our delivery partners. Thirt

Celebrating sustainability

15 May 2024

Our 2022-2023 Sustainability Annual Report is now released and it highlights some of the fantastic sustainability outcomes we have achieved together with our industry partners. Together we developed and delivered some leading policy and standards, including the co-created Sustainable Infrastructure Program and the launch of our Net Zero Freight Policy. We also continued to exceed the NSW Government’s recycling rate of 80 percent. With our industry partners we diverted 96 percent of road and maintenance wast

Culture shock: report shows widespread support for reduced hours

13 May 2024

The Construction Industry Culture Taskforce (CICT) has released an in-depth report into the heart of the industry’s culture, spotlighting a shorter work week is possible without adversely affecting site productivity. Transport’s Mulgoa Road Stage 1 project was among the first in the country to pilot the CICT’s draft Culture Standard that seeks to address long standing cultural concerns in the industry by prioritising three pillars time for life, diversity and inclusion, and wellbeing. The Culture in Con

Consulting to construct a better industry

6 May 2024

Since our Industry Affairs program began in mid-2022, we have worked closely with the Australian Constructors Assocation (ACA) and Consult Australia (CA) to improve the way we work across both the design and delivery stages of our projects. Initial discussions provided ACA and CA members an opportunity meet with Transport leaders and provide input on the work that affects their businesses. Since 2023, biannual meetings have been held to explore opportunities to streamline and improve the way we deliver transp

Working smarter in 2024

11 April 2024

We visited the Leichhardt bus depot for a chat with Transport for NSW Secretary, Josh Murray, and Deputy Secretary, Infrastructure and Place, Camilla Drover. Josh and Camilla discuss Transport’s operating model changes, diversifying of the capital program and how we are looking to address the challenge of productivity through innovation. ;

Save the date: InMotion Conference – 24th July 2024

11 April 2024

This year we are inviting our supply chain partners to join us at Sydney’s International Convention Centre in Darling Harbour to explore new projects and programs that will keep our state moving. InMotion builds on the success of the annual pipeline event, expanding its focus from the capital infrastructure program to other key areas such as local manufacturing, regional roads, industry capability and diversity. Make sure you save this date in your calendar and remember to check back here for ticket rele

Propagation for posterity: securing the future of rare plant species

10 April 2024

Two newly identified plants have received a new lease on life thanks to the Coffs Harbour bypass project. The Fontainea sp. and Pittosporum kororoense have been successfully translocated following their discovery as part of ecological surveys prior to construction. The delicate operation required innovative planning, diligent monitoring and collaborative efforts between industry, Government and scientific researchers to successfully translocate plants impacted by the bypass alignment. These efforts have seen

Concrete competency going virtual

9 April 2024

As of 1 May 2024, Transport for NSW Concrete Placement Competency Training cards, also known as ‘Concrete Grey Cards’ (CGC), will be issued as a virtual card. The virtual card will be valid for five years from the date of issue and all existing physical cards will expire in five years from the launch date of 1 May 2024. People carrying out concrete placement will need to have the required Concrete Grey Card training for the streams that are applicable to their role. Once the concrete placement compet

Training the next generation of women in construction

22 March 2024

Congratulations to the recent graduates of the Women in Construction Pre-employment Program run by our M7-M12 Integration project partner, John Holland. The program is designed to navigate some of the traditional barriers to participation by women and was run in conjunction with a “Late Start” pilot program aimed at attracting people who previously haven’t considered a career in construction because of the hours. Around 400 women applied for the four-week program which set out the foundational skills ne

Let's talk innovation

21 March 2024

Innovating on our sites and in our offices is one way we can make our industry more productive. But what do we mean when we say innovation? ;

Innovating on Parramatta Light Rail Stage 1

19 March 2024

Parramatta Connect (CPB Contractors and Downer) and Transport for NSW have embraced world-leading innovations to deliver the project more efficiently, sustainably and with better community outcomes. Micro tunnelling A key initiative is micro-tunnelling beneath Parramatta's CBD, which reduces disruptions to local businesses and patrons while also limiting utility relocations, saving energy, conserving water, and enhancing flood resilience. Green track The use of NSW’s first green track in light rai

How to access data rooms with single sign-on?

10 March 2024

From Thursday 14 March 2024 you will need to log into our secure data rooms through Microsoft single sign-on. Below are two step-by-step videos guiding you through the process. ; How to login if my email is linked to Microsoft ; How to login if my email is not linked to Microsoft ;

Celebrating women in construction

8 March 2024

This International Women’s Day we invited the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) to visit the M6 Stage 1 project and talk with the team about how we can continue to create opportunities for women to thrive in our industry. ;

A message from Transport for NSW Deputy Secretary Camilla Drover

7 March 2024

Welcome back. As this is my first message for the year, I hope each of you were able to enjoy some time with friends and family over the break. I know that for most in this industry the holiday season is a rare opportunity to take stock, relax and recharge. Now the year is in full swing, I am pleased to see real momentum across the portfolio to deliver on our primary task of improving the safety, reliability, and connectivity of transport networks in NSW. Just this week we awarded a contract to deliver

Thanks for your feedback!

26 February 2024

In November we ran our second annual Industry Sentiment Survey. We invited you, our industry partners, to provide feedback on the value and effectiveness of our activities. A majority of you engage with us via one or more of our channels, and 68% find these engagements as valuable to their business to plan ahead. We also use the opportunity to understand your level of concern on key issues. An overwhelming 92% identified the visibility of the project pipeline as a concern. Over the past year, the infrastr

New security upgrade coming to our industry portal

22 February 2024

As part of our ongoing commitment to data security, we are rolling out Microsoft-enabled single sign-on to access data rooms on our Transport Infrastructure Industry Portal. If you have taken part in a project market interaction process or a secure industry consultation, you will have already accessed one of our data rooms. We will contact everyone who this relates to before this change goes live. What does this mean?If you have previously accessed a secure data room on our Industry Portal, instead of using yo

Fast tracking accessibility on the NSW rail network

19 February 2024

Transport recently worked with rail sector partners to run a successful live rail network trial of VeloSTRAIL, which addresses accessibility challenges at rail pedestrian crossings by removing the flange gap. Working in conjunction with the Australian Human Rights Council, the Australasian Railway Association and rail safety regulators, the trial tested VeloSTRAIL’s safety and functionality at three pedestrian crossings on the Sydney Trains network. Flange gaps at pedestrian crossings can pose potential

Upgrade to the industry portal

19 February 2024

We have upgraded the Transport Infrastructure Industry Portal to make it easier for you to stay across our focus areas and latest engagement opportunities. One of the biggest changes is the addition of our ‘In focus’ pages, which cover our four priority areas for industry engagement. These pages will keep you updated on the latest Transport and industry led initiatives that aim to improve sector-wide outcomes: Innovation Procurement Sustainability Workforce We also upgraded our Engagements page,

Fire Ant Emergency Order: Our role and responsibilities

12 February 2024

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has been working with the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) to track and respond to new detections of Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA) in Northern NSW. RIFA were detected in November 2023 in Murwillumbah, and in Wardell in January 2024, the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has since issued 5-km exclusion zones around sites and issued the NSW Biosecurity (Fire Ant) Emergency Order (No 1) 2024. What you need to doAll Transport for NSW contractors and employees must

Macquarie Park Bus Depot – Expression of Interest

9 February 2024

Transport for NSW invites bona fide interested and suitably experienced and capable organisations to express their interest to participate in the procurement process for the design and construction of a new bus depot at Macquarie Park as part of the first stage of the Zero Emission Buses (ZEB) program in Greater Sydney. The Project will be located at a site at Talavera Road, Macquarie Park and will deliver the first custom-built battery electric bus depot built in NSW as part of the ZEB program. eTendering

Early market engagement for Epping Bridge Main Works

5 February 2024

We are seeking registrations from industry to participate in the market interaction for the delivery of the Epping Bridge Project - Main Works. The Epping Bridge Project is needed to support the Epping Town Centre Urban Activation by increasing road capacity for future growth and renewal. The project will provide a well-designed infrastructure element that makes a positive contribution to the Epping Town Centre. The project aligns with future road and rail plans and primarily the planned fourth rail track

Contract awarded for Mount Ousley interchange

4 February 2024

We have recently awarded the contract to design and build the new Mount Ousley interchange to Fulton Hogan. The project is jointly funded by the NSW and Federal Governments and will revamp one of regional NSW's most challenging intersections. The project includes an innovative design element to separate cars and heavy vehicles travelling southbound, enhancing road safety for all users. Early works are set to commence in the coming months, which will include survey and geotechnical investigations, utili

Electrical Learning Centre consultation

4 February 2024

We are seeking industry feedback on whether our new Electrical Learning Centre (ELC) in Chullora could supplement industry's training needs. The ELC will provide competency-based training and assessment for Sydney Trains’ substation accredited workers, using a blended approach that replicates the electrical operating environment. As the facility was built specifically for Transport’s training needs, it is unclear if it will meet industry’s broader training requirements. This engagement is an information

International partnership on net zero

16 January 2024

We have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with National Highways to accelerate our net zero journey. The MOU with National Highways, manager of England’s motorways and major A-roads, will help us to take a global leadership role in accelerating the transport sector’s transition to net zero. This comes after a year of collaboration on ‘The Future of Carbon Accounting in Infrastructure Contracts’ The MOU includes two initial deliverables. The first MOU deliverable will develop integra

Laying the foundations for greater collaboration

15 December 2023

Transport for NSW is working with the Australian Contractors Association (ACA) and Consult Australia (CA) through a new engagement program to explore opportunities to streamline project delivery. The Industry Affairs program has been a collaborative six-month initiative which was kicked off at a tripartite workshop earlier this year. This workshop was an Australian first, bringing together Government and two important industry bodies for an innovative interactive session to identify and improve ways of

Engineering education for the digital age

28 November 2023

We have recently partnered with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) to develop a suite of digital engineering microcredentials (micros). These micros are designed to educate professionals across digital engineering principles and also the Transport for NSW Digital Engineering Framework. These new modules were officially launched at the November UTS Professional Advisory Board Meeting, where 50 industry representatives to discussed improving education and training outcomes through greater collaboratio

Inside Innovation with Ryan de Carteret

20 November 2023

In this episode of Inside Innovation, we sit down with Ryan de Carteret, Executive Director, Delivery Strategy & Improvement. Working across our regional operation, Ryan provides unique insights into how innovation can positively impact the regions and shares how social innovations are being used on projects in regional NSW to improve workforce culture and wellbeing. ;

Pipeline 2023

14 November 2023

Recordings of the pipeline event breakout sessions are now available on the event portal. We hope you found the event a valuable opportunity to hear from our leaders and learn more about our transport infrastructure priorities. With such a significant pipeline of infrastructure to deliver, engaging with our industry partners is a high priority for us. Make sure you check out highlights from the day in the below video. Keeping up to dateTo continue receiving the latest information on the Transport infrastructu

eTender blackout period: a message from Head of Commercial, Performance & Strategy, James Sherrard

14 November 2023

We are nearing the end of 2023 and I wanted to take this opportunity to remind our industry partners of Transport’s annual pause in procurement activity over the holiday season. As construction work winds down, this is a chance for both our infrastructure partners and internal staff working on procurement to take some time to relax and recharge. As of 5pm Friday, 15th December 2023 we will not publish any new notifications on eTender through to Saturday, 6th January 2024. This also applies to all tender

Camilla's end of year message to industry

8 November 2023

It has been another critical year for the infrastructure sector and together we've achieved a lot. In my final message for the year I wanted to share my reflections on some of the important milestones for 2023 and look ahead to what is in store for 2024. ;

Accelerating to net zero infrastructure

24 October 2023

Author: Pamela Henderson, Head of Technical Services, Transport for NSWI am very proud to launch our new nation-leading approach to help us reach our net zero future. Following close consultation with industry, we have launched our Net Zero and Climate Change Policy, and the Sustainable Infrastructure Program to help reach Net Zero in all NSW transport sector emissions by 2050, in alignment with Australia's commitments under the 2016 Paris Agreement. This approach will establish an overarching transport s

Hollowhog: carving a path to wildlife protection on the Princes Highway upgrade

23 October 2023

In a first for Transport, we have provided pre-procurement training to help better maintain local wildlife habitats. Local businesses on the South Coast of NSW were recently provided training on Hollowhog, an innovative impact mitigation technology to build supplementary habitats for native wildlife ahead of the construction of the Jervis Bay Road and Princes Highway intersection upgrade project. Invented by Matt Stephens, a Transport Environmental Officer and conservation biologist, Hollowhog is a unique c

Inside Innovation with Dani Alexander

23 October 2023

In this episode of Inside Innovation we speak with Dani Alexander, CEO of the University of New South Wales’s Energy Institute. Dani provides a fascinating insight into the evolution of solar energy as a commercial technology in Australia and explores how Government and industry can invest in innovation to meet our energy needs while achieving net zero emissions targets. ;

Sydney Gateway changing the Airport Precinct

23 October 2023

The Sydney Gateway project, in partnership with its Delivery Partner John Holland and Seymour Whyte Joint Venture, has reached a significant milestone that will change how people move around the Airport Precinct. In November, the project will have two of its iconic bridges ready for vehicles. The elevated road, known as the Flyover, and the iconic Twin Arch Bridge over the Alexandra Canal will not only provide improved journeys for motorists but create a new experience for those wanting to access Sydney Airp

A message from our Deputy Secretary

12 October 2023

I’m happy to announce that we will host our Transport for NSW Pipeline event on Monday 30 October in Western Sydney. This event is our signature annual engagement for our industry partners and is an exclusive opportunity to connect directly with projects teams about our capital portfolio. This year we will be joined by Secretary for Transport Josh Murray, who will host a panel discussion between the three Transport Portfolio Ministers. In addition, you will be able to take part in detailed focus sessions

Inside Innovation with Kamal Cheema

12 October 2023

In this episode of Inside Innovation we chat with Kamal Cheema, Executive Director Portfolio Origination and Development in Infrastructure and Place. Kamal discusses some of the ways Transport for NSW is working with industry to not just generate greater social outcomes for communities but also deliver our projects more sustainably. ;

Raising the standard in construction

17 September 2023

The Construction Industry Culture Taskforce (CICT) are doing important work to improve the wellbeing of workers and make our industry more diverse and inclusive. We caught up with Gabrielle Trainor AO, Chair of the CICT to find out about the Culture Standard Pilot happening on Mulgoa Road Stage 1. ;

Inside Innovation with Steve Brogan

17 September 2023

Our Inside Innovation video series is back and this time we sat down with Steve Brogan, Chief of Policy and Research at Infrastructure Australia. Steve touches on policy developments in NSW that affect innovation in construction and shares his insights how industry can continue to innovate, now and into the future. ;

Updated competitive infrastructure procurement

17 September 2023

Recently, modifications were introduced to the way Transport for NSW runs competitive infrastructure procurements. The following platforms will be used when seeking and receiving any competitive quotation or tender from suppliers for competitive infrastructure procurement activities: NSW eTendering portal - for the majority of infrastructure procurement activities Ansarada Data Room platform - for nominated large infrastructure projects Ariba - For infrastructure procurement activities being manage

Gateway to success

17 September 2023

Transport’s delivery partner on Sydney Gateway, John Holland and Seymour Whyte Joint Venture (JV) has successfully installed the first of two Twin Arch Bridges over the Alexandra Canal. The bridge was installed using a specialist technique called ‘incremental launching’, where the bridge superstructure was assembled on one side of where it spans from and is then pushed across the Alexandra Canal into its final position. The arch of the new bridge is comprised of seven segments that were fabricated local

Working with industry to nail productivity gains

14 September 2023

In August the Australian Constructors Association’s (ACA) put forward recommendations in their Nailing Construction Productivity report. The report identifies 10 opportunities to concentrate efforts and uplift productivity in the sector – many of which are already front of mind for Transport. We know that a collaborative effort between Transport and Industry is required to address and co-create solutions, and we recently issued a response to the ACA – outlining the work already in progress. ACA

Unpacking sustainable procurement video series

5 September 2023

Pamela Henderson, Head of Technical Services, caught up with the four co-facilitators from our Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure Initiative workshops to get their thoughts on what Governments and industry need to do to meet our sustainability targets. Throughout 2022, Transport for NSW set out with an objective to evolve the way we embed sustainability into our projects and these four workshops were a key part of this initiative. You can watch all four interviews below. ; Hudson Worsley, Chair of the

Strong support for our net zero and climate change targets

3 September 2023

Following industry consultation on our draft Net Zero and Climate Change Policy targets we have released our feedback summary report. Our briefing in July 2023 was attended by 72 individuals representing 43 organisations. Following the briefing we received written feedback from 15 organisations. Overall, industry welcomed the introduction of the targets, with 93 percent of respondents noting that the proposed greenhouse gas targets were “fit for purpose”. Transport has an ongoing commitment to transfor

A boost for regional employment and Aboriginal businesses

25 August 2023

Transport for NSW together with lead contractor Fulton Hogan are working with community and Aboriginal leaders to generate significant opportunities for local and Aboriginal owned businesses around Narrabri. Fulton Hogan have already exceeded their Aboriginal procurement spend and the project has been a real boost for the local supply chain. Check out the below video to find out more about how Transport and Fulton Hogan are engaging the local community and Aboriginal leaders in the region. If you are a

Record Aboriginal participation on Sydney Gateway

23 August 2023

Congratulations to Sydney Gateway delivery partner, John Holland and Seymour Whyte Joint Venture (JV), who exceeded their Aboriginal Participation in Construction (APiC) targets before the project reached 70 per cent completion. To date, Sydney Gateway has an APiC spend of over $23 million and this number will continue to grow as it moves through construction. The JV team have prioritised Aboriginal engagement throughout the different stages of delivery, working with 32 Aboriginal businesses supporting t

Industry welcomes increased collaboration and efficiency in procurement

18 August 2023

After speaking with peak industry bodies, contractors and design firms we have released our feedback report on our Productivity Packaging discussion paper. Productivity Packaging is part of our commitment to work with industry to explore new procurement models to deliver great projects for the people of NSW. We received written feedback from 22 organisations and held workshops with 16 organisations. Overall, industry welcomed the opportunity to be part of the discussion about alternative procurement models. Ba

Bridging the gap to green: sustainability on the Nowra Bridge project

10 August 2023

The team at Fulton Hogan have been working with Transport and local suppliers to ensure the sustainable delivery of the new Nowra Bridge. Check out the below video where Transport for NSW Project Manager, Dan Farrugia and Fulton Hogan Project Director, Con Boutsikakis, talk about some of the initiatives to increase recycled content and minimise the environmental impacts of construction. ;

A message from our Deputy Secretary

31 July 2023

It’s been a busy start to the new Financial Year and I would like to extend my thanks to our industry partners for your continued engagement and collaboration. Over the past couple of months we have been asking for your feedback on everything from our draft Net Zero and Climate Change policy to ways we can secure a future for local rail manufacturing in NSW and Australia. Ministerial roundtables We held two Ministerial roundtable events in July, allowing the Minister for Transport, Jo Haylen, to sit dow

Securing a future for Australian rail manufacturing

30 July 2023

In partnership with the Office of National Rail Industry Coordination, we have kick-started a national conversation about how we can support local manufacturing within the Australian rail sector. The Future of Rail Manufacturing workshop brought together around 100 industry, Federal Government, State Government and union leaders for a collaborative session to discuss how we can grow the local manufacturing of safe, fast and sustainable rail in Australia. Check out some highlights in the video below. ;

Targets in sight for sustainable infrastructure

26 July 2023

We recently shared our draft Net Zero and Climate Change Policy targets for industry consultation. The NSW transport infrastructure industry has a huge role to play in seeing the State meet commitments to reduce carbon emissions consistent with the 2016 Paris Agreement and the NSW Climate Change Policy Framework. We asked industry to review a set of proposed targets that will guide how we design, construct and maintain infrastructure in NSW, as well as how Governments and industry operate transport servic

Optimising the Unanderra Station Upgrade

18 July 2023

The Unanderra Station upgrade is part of the Transport Access Program, which is delivering accessible, modern, secure and integrated transport infrastructure at train stations across NSW. The Unanderra upgrade is a great example of industry and Transport working together to optimise the design of the construction and maximise benefits for the community. Check out the below video where we caught up with Kim Scott, Project Manager for the Unanderra Station Upgrade. ;

School based Trainee of the Year secures role at UGL

13 July 2023

Transport’s Regional Rail team and their delivery partner UGL Limited are helping young regional people gain hands-on experience and confidence to enter the construction industry. ; As part of the Transport for NSW Jobs, Skills and Industry Participation (JSIP) program for Regional Rail, we have partnered with industry to upskill youth through the Schools Based Apprenticeship and Trainee program. Implemented by UGL Limited and Skillset’s (a Regional NSW recruitment and employment provider) the program pr

Increasing supplier diversity in NSW

13 July 2023

We recently teamed up with the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce and Kristal Kinsela Consulting for a series of workshops aimed at improving supplier diversity by increasing the number of pre-qualified Aboriginal businesses in our supply chain. In line with the NSW Government's Aboriginal Procurement Policy and Transport's Aboriginal Participation Strategy, the workshops provided practical sessions for Aboriginal businesses on the various pre-qualification schemes and panels, their requirements and the appl

A pathway to productivity

30 June 2023

For the first time the Australian Constructors Association and Consult Australia joined Transport for NSW for an all-in collaborative workshop to seek new opportunities to increase productivity in our industry. Watch this short clip to hear from industry leaders who took part in the workshop. ;

Inside Innovation with Devon Middleditch

29 June 2023

As part of IP’s focus on innovation, we are sitting down with Transport and industry leaders to hear how they trialling and embedding innovation in their projects. Watch the latest video where we caught up with Transport’s Devon Middleditch, Executive Director, Digital Engineering Services. ;

Launching our Aboriginal Participation Strategy

29 June 2023

With just a few days before NAIDOC Week, I wanted to provide a quick update on some of our Reconciliation commitments. Transport for NSW is deeply committed to reconciliation and recognise that Aboriginal people are the traditional owners and custodians of the lands we live and work on. Many of the transport routes we use today follow the traditional Songlines, trade routes and ceremonial paths that our nation’s First Peoples followed for tens of thousands of years. The start of June was National Reconcilia

World-first closed loop recycling solution for soft plastic waste in construction

25 June 2023

The environmental impacts of soft plastics have been in sharp focus recently as communities, industries and governments search for solutions to this complex recycling challenge. To tackle the issue in construction, Transport’s industry partner, John Holland, teamed up with Downer and the Plastic Police to implement a world-first closed loop recycling program for soft plastics on the Mariyung Maintenance Facility in Kangy Angy on the NSW Central Coast. The program involved collecting and recycling soft p

Building a digital future: digital engineering on the M12 Motorway

23 June 2023

Together with industry, we are looking at ways to embed digital engineering into projects and realise the benefits it offers, from better collaboration to more efficient delivery. As we grapple with lagging productivity across the sector, DE provides a glimpse into how new technologies and better data collection and data management tools can make project delivery more efficient. By sharing examples of DE in projects, we can collectively raise the knowledge of the industry and deliver project more efficientl

Engineering a change on Sydney Gateway

22 June 2023

To celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, Camilla sat down with Melody and Stephanie to hear their experiences of working on Sydney Gateway and discuss how we can encourage more women into the profession. Watch the video below. ;

Constructing a cultural shift: Culture Standard pilots lay foundation for better working conditions

21 June 2023

The Construction Industry Culture Taskforce (CICT) is taking a significant step towards tackling the long-standing issues of long working hours, lack of diversity, and wellbeing of workers in the Australian construction industry. In a bid to address these critical areas, the taskforce has developed a draft Culture Standard, which will be piloted across various projects and contract types to strengthen its evidence base for adoption and Transport is proud to trial the Standard. The participating projects incl

Understanding risk and procurement at the Roads Australia Summit

30 May 2023

IP’s Deputy Secretary, Camilla Drover, recently sat on a panel discussion talking all things procurement and risk at the annual Roads Australia summit. Camilla spoke about how IP is committed to continuous improvement and working with industry to better understand and allocate risk in project contracts. The panel also covered the importance of developing contracts specific to projects and how having a shared understanding of risks between Transport and industry during the tender phase can lead to be

Innovation Interview Series: Mark Smith

26 May 2023

Join us as we speak to Transport and Industry leaders to hear how they are innovating and what this means for our projects, our customers and the industry. Check out the latest episode with Mark Smith, Executive Director Advanced Technical Services, as he discusses safety, productivity and the challenges we face to innovate on Transport projects. ;

Transport for NSW Stretch RAP: a message from Chief Development Officer, Gillian Geraghty

24 May 2023

Ahead of this years’ National Reconciliation Week and on the eve of National Sorry Day, I want to take some time to spotlight Transport’s reconciliation journey so far and share with our industry partners some of the core initiatives and commitments that form our Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). Transport for NSW is deeply committed to reconciliation and recognise that Aboriginal people are the traditional owners and custodians of the lands we live and work on. Many of the transport routes w

Harmonisation of construction tender documents

10 May 2023

To make it easier for industry partners to procure Transport for NSW projects, we have recently begun a tender document harmonisation program. The initiative will replace the six current tender document suits with a single base suit of documents, creating consistency across all project and contract types and providing a more streamlined and efficient procurement process. The new documents will consist of a single template for Registration of Interest, a single template for Expression of Interest and two te

Drone bridge inspection program takes flight

26 April 2023

The Transport for NSW Drone Bridge Inspection Program uses AI powered drones to carry out safety inspections on high and hard to reach areas of bridges. The pioneering and innovative solution minimises safety risks, traffic disruptions, personnel and community costs. The program was designed to modernise bridge maintenance by addressing the unique set of issues and challenges posed by traditional inspection methods. The program's deployment of AI-powered drones is an Australian first and has led

Spotlight on geopolymer concrete  

18 April 2023

A recent collaboration between UNSW, John Holland, John Holland CPB joint venture, Boral, EPA, and Transport for NSW has led to the trial of a ground-breaking sustainable concrete innovation on a major Transport for NSW project.   The construction industry is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions – estimated to be responsible for up to 25 per cent of global totals. In Australia, it is estimated that emissions from construction materials produce between 30 million and 50 million ton

Procuring success in 2023

12 April 2023

Transport is striving to harness a once-in-a-generation opportunity to continuously improve the construction industry. To deliver projects that not only create thriving places which connect communities but are procured in a sustainable and responsible way. The last NSW Budget allocated a state-shaping $112. 7 billion for infrastructure investment over the next four years, including $76. 7 billion allocated to the Transport and Infrastructure cluster. To deliver this pipeline, we are adopting new and innovat

Waste not, feed lots: Road construction waste turned into animal feed and enrichment items at zoos

3 April 2023

With a large and growing road network and an unprecedented pipeline of new infrastructure on the way, we are always looking out for innovative options to reduce, recycle or reuse waste materials. We have recently been working with industry and local communities to reuse the vegetative waste generated by our projects in clever new ways. By partnering with local zoos, we have redirected tons of vegetative waste away from landfill to be used instead as feed and enrichment items for animals. Our Western Plains Ma

How to create your personalised pipeline

29 March 2023

Follow along to create an account and a custom project pipeline. ;

Sydney Gateway: collaborating for success

28 March 2023

The Sydney Gateway project continues to raise the bar for what collaboration in construction can look like on Transport mega-projects. Transport for NSW and the John Holland Seymour Whyte Joint Venture are overcoming complex land sharing arrangements and live traffic conditions to deliver a toll-free network from WestConnex to the airport and Port Botany, which aims to reduce traffic in Mascot and streamline traffic movement within the Sydney Airport precinct. Key to overcoming these challenges has been

Half-yearly budget Pipeline update

28 March 2023

We have updated our pipeline page to reflect changes to the transport infrastructure pipeline following the half-yearly budget. The two changes reflected the approved funding for the Pitt Town bypass and Zero Emission Bus projects. About the projects Detailed design and property acquisition on the $100 million Pitt Town bypass are complete with planning for construction now underway. The project will reduce traffic through the town centre, improve safety for road users and enhance flood resilience for lo

Talking procurement and the project pipeline

27 March 2023

James Sherrard, Head of Commercial, Performance, and Strategy, recently spoke at the Roads Australia Policy Webinar - Procurement Reform – Sharing our Successes. If you missed the webinar, here are a few of James’ answers to questions raised by industry partners. Transport for NSW is delivering a record transport infrastructure pipeline, how is this different to previous project pipelines? The last NSW Budget allocated a state-shaping $112. 7 billion for infrastructure investment over the next four y

Building a more resilient industry

22 February 2023

As a major investor in state-wide infrastructure projects, one of Transport’s key priorities is to ensure that the social and economic benefits of these projects flow into local communities and businesses, helping to build the capacity of the industry to deliver our pipeline of projects. Our Social Procurement and Workforce Development (SPW) team are a dedicated resource that partners with projects and businesses to support the development of a more resilient, diverse and inclusive industry. The SPW te

Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure Workshop Report

22 February 2023

After five workshops and feedback from over 370 stakeholders representing 135 national and international organisations, we have released our Industry Workshop Engagement Report for our Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure (SPII) initiative. Representing an important milestone in Phase Two of the SPII initiative, this report collates the feedback and findings from each of the five targeted workshops. The workshop series was held virtually and facilitated by independent leaders from industry bodies i

Take a look at the latest Pipeline update

22 February 2023

The latest data for our project pipeline is live and available now on the pipeline page. While you're there, make sure you sign up to create your own custom dashboard. This feature allows you create a custom pipeline, so you can keep up to date with the projects most relevant for you and your business. ;

Everything you need to know about the NSW pre-election period

25 January 2023

2023 is an election year and this means some changes to the way Transport for NSW communicates and engages with industry. Successive Commonwealth and State Governments have accepted over the years that special arrangements apply in the period immediately before an election. In particular, in the period following the dissolution of the lower house of Parliament, the Government assumes a ‘caretaker’ role. The caretaker period runs from 3 March 2023 until either the election result is clear (if the curre

Camilla Drover's end of year message

23 December 2022

Easing congestion sustainably

18 December 2022

Our Easing Sydney's Congestion team have been working with industry to deliver road upgrades more sustainably. We recently visited the Pacific Highway upgrades between Turramurra and Wahroonga to find out how Transport and delivery partner, Ward Civil & Environmental Engineering, are using advancements in asphalt technology and recycled materials to reduce emissions on the project. ;

SafeR ways of working

6 December 2022

Over 80 leaders from Transport for NSW and our major industry partners recently came together for the 5th annual Project SafeR Forum. The key themes of the day were innovation and technology, learning and sharing, and collaboration. It was also an opportunity to update industry on Project SafeR working group activities, including working near traffic and underground utilities. Health & Safety Director, Paul Stathers said the Project SafeR Forum taps into the enormous amount of skill, knowledge and exp

North Region Showcase: Coffs Harbour Bypass

30 November 2022

Deputy Project Director, Coffs Harbour Bypass, Rochelle Hicks and Peter McCabe from the Ferrovial Gamuda joint venture discuss the $1. 35 billion Coffs Harbour Bypass project and the importance of industry showcase events for planning and collaboration. ;

eTender Christmas-New Year shutdown period

30 November 2022

We will be closing eTender advertising over the Christmas-New Year period to allow our staff and industry partners to relax and recharge following another busy year. No new eTender advertisements will be published between Monday 19 December 2022 through to Friday 6 January 2023. For tenders advertised prior and due in the market over the Christmas-New Year blackout, a three-week shutdown will apply to the proposed tender period. This Christmas-New Year blackout and extended tender period also applies to a

Paving the way for small business

30 November 2022

To celebrate NSW Small Business Month, we caught up with North Shore Paving and the Transport project team to hear how small businesses are being engaged to deliver a new car park in Penrith. ;

A new benchmark for sustainability

10 November 2022

The Parramatta Light Rail Stage 1 has been awarded the highest ever ‘As-Built’ rating by the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC). The record-breaking ‘Leading’ score of 104. 35 points reflected the project’s commitment to achieving social, economic and environmental outcomes for the Parramatta community. Three key innovations contributed to the project’s rating: an Australian-first encapsulating rail boot system to reduce operational noise and vibration the use of macro synthetic fi

Breaking barriers for small business

9 November 2022

Tendering for a contract on a large infrastructure project for the first time can be a daunting prospect, particularly for a small business who has no direct experience working in a live construction site. To cut through these complexities and provide pathways to gain the relevant training or accreditation, Transport for NSW created the Jobs Skills and Industry Participation program (JSIP). Through JSIP, we are working closely with small and medium Western NSW enterprises to build capacity and help learn

Early industry engagement to deliver once in a generation bridge project at Swan Hill

1 November 2022

Hear what the Swan Hill Bridge upgrade team had to say at our recent South Region industry showcase in Wollongong. ;

Sydney Gateway reaches halfway point

24 October 2022

Celebrating the 50% completion milestone for the Sydney Gateway project. ;

Western NSW Industry Showcase 2022 highlights

7 October 2022

That's a wrap on our Western NSW Industry Showcase, check out the day's highlights and hear what some of our guests had to say. ;

Increasing diversity and improving working conditions in construction

7 October 2022

Mulgoa Road upgrade stage 1 will become one of the first sites in Australia to trial the new Culture Standard aimed at improving working conditions and attracting more women into the construction industry. The program is led by the Construction Industry Culture Taskforce - a collaboration between the NSW and Victorian governments, the Australian Constructors Association and industry leaders. The pilot will include measures such as: No offensive material on site Ensuring appropriate amenities are provide

Collaborating to achieve best practice in design

4 October 2022

The Transport for NSW (Transport) Technical Services team has undertaken an extensive engagement process to understand industry pain points and rectify the end-to-end design process. Following an overwhelming response from our industry partners, the team have analysed the 1,000 plus comments and developed a plan to action and optimise organisational practices. The feedback was narrowed down to 32 key initiatives and aligned with NSW Government Action Plan commitments. Initiatives taken forward prima

Transport for NSW and iClick2Learn finalists in 2022 Social Traders Game Changer Awards

30 September 2022

Transport for NSW and industry partner iClick2Learn were recently recognised as NSW/ACT finalists in the 2022 Social Traders Game Changer Awards. As part of Transport and the Regional Rail Project’s commitment to increase industry diversity we recently teamed up with iClick2Learn, a Dubbo based social enterprise, to create a series of tender writing videos. The series takes you step by step through the typical tender process to help your business engage with procurement opportunities through our supply

Have your say on Productivity Packaging

31 August 2022

We are seeking industry feedback on a proposed variation to our typical procurement pathway. The pathway we are exploring, called Productivity Packaging, was developed following engagement with industry and market analysis, and aims to unlock greater capacity at a time of peak demand. You can find a discussion paper summarising the pathway and a feedback survey here on our industry portal. We encourage you to review the paper and provide feedback before close of business Friday October 14. ;

Co-creating sustainable procurement with our industry partners

23 August 2022

Earlier this year we released a discussion paper that sought industry feedback on a framework for implementing circular economy and decarbonisation commitments as outlined in Transport’s Sustainability Plan 2021. After reviewing industry’s feedback, we are now turning our attention to co-creating practical solutions with industry. Over the coming months we are running a series of workshops with industry partners to delve into details and unpack the key themes that were raised in the first phase of

Muswellbrook bypass procurement update

19 August 2022

Transport for NSW sought market feedback in May 2022 to inform the Muswellbrook bypass project procurement strategy. This has now been finalised and the project will be delivered under a single collaborative design and construct (D&C) contract. The procurement timeline:Procurement strategy finalised - Q3 2022Registration of Interest – Expected Q4 2022Award – Expected Q4 2023The Registration of Interest will be published on eTender. About the projectThe Australian and NSW governments are investing in a new

Delivering top-notch commuter car parks

8 August 2022

Transport’s delivery partner AW Edwards have been awarded a TopSite Label for the St Marys Commuter Car Park extension project. Two new levels were added to the existing St Marys Multi-Storey Commuter Car Park, providing over 250 new car parking spaces for people using public transport. The TopSite Label is an international certification that examines project site performance against five categories of Corporate Social Responsibility, Safety, Environment, Quality, Customer Satisfaction and Social and Soc

Provide your feedback on Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 – Wentworth Point Bridge

1 August 2022

Transport for NSW is calling on our industry partners to help inform the procurement strategy for the delivery of a new bridge across the Parramatta River between Wentworth Point and Melrose Park as part of the Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 project. We encourage you to review all the information available in the public data room, and complete the short survey to register your interest. Your input will support the project in its ongoing development as it moves towards the procurement stage for the bridge

Pipeline 2022 wrap up

28 July 2022

Thank you to those of you who joined us at the 2022 Transport Infrastructure Pipeline event. The event featured an update to our upcoming pipeline of work, project focus sessions and a trade hall with our development and project teams. You can find a summary of our pipeline here for your review. Watch a recording of the eventYou can watch some highlights of the day in the below video. You can watch a recording of the plenary session here. Recordings of the project focus presentations Australia Avenue and Home

Have your say: Transport for NSW pipeline event for 2022 – Partnering for NSW

28 July 2022

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Transport’s pipeline event for 2022. This was the first major pipeline event Transport for NSW has held since the start of the pandemic, and we hope that it was a valuable experience for all our industry partners. So that we can continue to improve these events, please complete this short survey. With $76. 7 billion in infrastructure to be delivered we want these events to generate as much value as possible for industry. We will be publishing recordings of the pl

Meet Camilla Drover, Deputy Secretary, Infrastructure and Place, Transport for NSW

21 July 2022

Camilla introduces herself and the role of the Infrastructure and Place division in delivering infrastructure projects - with our industry partners - that make NSW a better place to live, work and visit. ;

WestConnex: Major milestones for Sydney’s most transformative road project

21 July 2022

In a huge effort involving Transport and industry partners Aciona Bouygues, Samsung, CPB and John Holland, excavation works on the M4-M5 link tunnels and Rozelle Interchange are complete. This marks an important milestone for Sydney’s most transformative road project, keeping it on track to open in 2023. WestConnex Trustees engaged Aciona, Bouygues and Samsung Joint Venture as their Design and Construct Contractor for the M4-M5 Link Tunnel project with the last of the drilling finishing up in April.

Projects announced for Transport's 2022 pipeline event: come and meet our project teams

15 July 2022

Transport for NSW has announced the projects to be showcased at our pipeline event for 2022. In-person guests will have the option to attend one project focus sessions followed by a trade show where you can meet with the project teams directly. Project focus session: Great Western Highway Upgrade Australia Ave/Homebush Bay Dr upgrade Trade show: TAP & Digital Systems Great Western Highway Upgrade Program Australia Ave/Homebush Bay Dr Upgrade  Hill Rd Upgrade M5 Motorway Westbound Upgrade, Moore

Meet James Sherrard, Head of Commercial Performance & Strategy

14 July 2022

James introduces himself and runs through the key priorities of the Commercial, Performance and Strategy branch. ;

Join the conversation at our NSW pipeline event for 2022 – Partnering for NSW

7 July 2022

Join us at the 2022 Transport Infrastructure Pipeline event. The event will feature an update to our upcoming pipeline of work, project focus sessions and a trade hall where you can meet with our development and project teams. Register to attend the event here. Please note, in-person spaces are limited. All presentations will be livestreamed. Event details Date: 27 July 2022 Time: 9am - 1pm. 9am registration for 9. 30am session start. Venue: West HQ, 33 Railway Parade, Rooty Hill Format: Hybri

Coffs Harbour Bypass contract awarded

29 June 2022

Transport has awarded the contract for construction of the new Coffs Harbour Bypass to the Gamuda Ferrovial Joint Venture (JV). This is Transport’s first major collaboration with Gamuda Ferrovial JV, whose successful submission reflected the innovation and collaboration requirements in the tender. Major construction will start next year with the bypass being delivered using a single design and construction contract. This will ensure innovation, efficiency and value for money in the delivery of the proje

Meet Pamela Henderson, Executive Director Technical Services

16 June 2022

Pamela introduces herself and the Technical Services branch, as she discusses the importance of industry partnerships in delivering innovative and sustainable infrastructure. ;

Meet Glen Mace, Head of Sydney Project Delivery

16 June 2022

Glen introduces himself, the Sydney Project Delivery branch, and presents his vision for working with industry to delivery infrastructure projects across Sydney. ;

Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure summary report

14 June 2022

Thank you to everyone who has taken part in our Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure initiative. The insights you have shared with us will help shape sustainable procurement across our infrastructure projects. Following the consultation period on the discussion paper we are pleased to share with you a summary report that captures the key themes raised and our response to each. You can find the summary report on the Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure initiative portal here. As a high-level summary,

Meet Pete Church, Head of Rail Delivery

27 May 2022

Our Head of Rail Delivery Pete Church introduces himself and the team's ambitious goals for enhancing the NSW rail network. ;

Asset management contract announced for Sydney Harbour Tunnel and future Western Harbour Tunnel

25 May 2022

Transport recently signed a long-term contract with industry partner Ventia to provide asset management, operations and essential infrastructure services for the Sydney Harbour Tunnel and future Western Harbour Tunnel. Transport will work with Ventia and its industry partner SNC-Lavalin, to facilitate the transition of existing operations of the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, after the current Sydney Harbour Tunnel Company concession ends in August. Ventia will commence asset management, operations and maintenance

Automatic Train Protection project: Blue Mountains now fully operational

18 May 2022

Transport and industry partner UGL have navigated complex conditions to deliver Automatic Train Protection (ATP) technology to the Blue Mountains. The roll out of ATP technology is part of Transport’s Automatic Train Protection project which is improving safety across the NSW electrified train network. Transport has partnered with UGL to deliver the ATP project’s ambitious trackside commissioning program - and despite severe weather – ATP is now fully operational in the upper Blue Mountains area from

Two M12 Motorway contracts awarded

17 May 2022

Seymour Whyte and a CPB / Georgiou Group joint venture will work with Transport to deliver the first two sections of the new M12 Motorway in Western Sydney. Seymour Whyte will manage construction of the central section between Cecil Park and Badgerys Creek. CPB and Georgiou Group will deliver the western section, connecting the Northern Road at Luddenham to Badgery’s Creek, which includes the airport interchange and Elizabeth Drive flyover. Both contracts are construct only and construction is pl

Redfern North Eveleigh precinct renewal stage one nearing completion

4 May 2022

Stage one of the Redfern North Eveleigh precinct renewal project is nearing completion. Novo Rail in collaboration with Transport for NSW are revamping Redfern Station to improve accessibility for commuters with a new southern concourse and upgrades to surrounding streets. Redfern is one of the busiest stations on the Sydney metropolitan train network. Delivering this important new infrastructure with minimal disruption for commuters and businesses has been a priority for Transport and Novo Rail. Head of

More skilled workers for regional employers

3 May 2022

The Mindyarra Maintenance Centre in Dubbo (part of Transport’s Regional Rail Project) has supported local skills development and employment through its Pre-Employment Program (PEP). Transport is working with training providers and industry to upskill the next generation of workers delivering road and rail infrastructure to regional New South Wales. Pre-Employment Programs offer skills development, training and qualifications, and then connect participants to job opportunities with local businesses. Sinc

Sustainability win for Como Station upgrade

2 May 2022

Congratulations to Degnan Constructions and Transport for NSW’s Como Station Upgrade team for taking home the Banksia Foundation’s NSW and National Sustainability Award in the Clean Technology category. The award winning Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Glass Canopy technology installed at Como Station can provide up to 100 per cent of the station's daytime power with reliable and sustainable solar energy. This project sets a new benchmark for NSW rail infrastructure and demonstrates how innovative sustainable

The Infrastructure and Place 2022 Plan

28 April 2022

We are pleased to release the Infrastructure and Place 2022 Plan. The Plan outlines our strategic focus, our role as a key delivery division of Transport and our leadership team. It also gives industry and the public visibility and transparency into what Infrastructure and Place does, who we are, the strategic settings that guide us and our project pipeline. We have been entrusted with the largest capital works program the state has ever seen – with a $71. 5 billion pipeline of projects that will transform N

Meet Martin Donaldson, A/Head of Regional Project Delivery

24 April 2022

Our A/Head of Regional Project Delivery Martin Donaldson introduces himself and the team that bring regional projects to life. ;

Meet Gillian Geraghty, A/Chief Development Officer

13 April 2022

Our A/Chief Development Officer Gillian Geraghty introduces herself and the great work of the Development branch in Infrastructure and Place. ;

Help us build a more resilient construction industry

12 April 2022

Journey to pandemic resilience | Construction sector consultationTransport for NSW is committed to collaborating with its construction partners to become more resilient to events that disrupt the industry in the future. Have your say and help us build a more resilient construction industryWe invite feedback from our construction industry partners to identify issues and challenges experienced throughout the COVID-19 pandemicFeedback will help us understand how we can prioritise your issues and improve our com

Swan Hill moveable span bridge project market engagement

7 April 2022

We are calling on our industry partners to help inform strategic development and delivery of NSW’s first moveable span bridge in more than 60 years. We are seeking feedback from companies with proven capability in designing moveable span bridges to help us shape this iconic project on the Murray River. Transport is developing strategic designs leading to a strategic business case for this project and is seeking industry’s feedback to understand the market’s capability as well as inform project staging

Sydney Gateway 6 months into major construction

31 March 2022

The Sydney Gateway project is taking shape as piling continues to support the new flyover into Sydney Airport’s domestic terminals. The John Holland and Seymour White joint venture team is delivering this transformative road project in partnership with Infrastructure and Place to improve congestion and travel times from Western and South Western Sydney to Sydney Airport, the M5 and towards Port Botany. Head of Sydney Project Delivery, Glen Mace, said he was so impressed by the high level of collaboration b

The role of procurement in sustainability

31 March 2022

How can purchasing deliver better sustainability outcomes?The introduction of the Modern Slavery Act in recent years has cast the spotlight on how consumer habits help to entrench societal and systemic issues. While the focus in this instance has been consumers, retailers and their supply chains, government and corporate spending is no different. When organisations fail to consider issues such as the end life of products, or the methods of production, they can unconsciously continue to support practices which

Urban Renewal plans for Wentworth Point Peninsula

31 March 2022

The Transport owned former maritime site at Wentworth Point Peninsula is being transformed into a mixed-use development complete with residential apartments, retail/commercial uses, waterfront facilities, a park precinct and a new high school. Landcom is appointed as Transport’s development partner to manage the planning and construction of the park, deliver lead in infrastructure for the development lots and waterfront facilities as well as manage the future sale of the development lots. This will include

Prioritising procurement reform in infrastructure

31 March 2022

Procurement reform has been firmly on Transport’s agenda this March. This builds on the NSW Government’s 10 point commitment to the construction industry, through greater collaboration. We kicked off the month with an industry briefing for Project Streamline. This important initiative is all about process simplification, making it easier for industry to work with us and for us to do our jobs more efficiently. We shared our updated suite of Professional Services Contracts (PSC) and asked for industry feed

Developing weather event

28 March 2022

There is a significant east coast low pressure system forming in northern New South Wales with the possibility of moderate to major flooding on Tuesday 29 March. We are asking our industry partners to be aware of the situation and to consider potential impacts to project sites. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for heavy rainfall for the Northern Rivers and parts of Mid North Coast and Northern Tablelands forecast districts. Please visit www. bom. gov. au/nsw/warnings for the lates

The Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 90

17 March 2022

On 17 March, one of Australia’s most recognisable landmarks turned 90. The Sydney Harbour Bridge remains a triumph of engineering and an important example of what is possible when government and industry work together. In 1922 the NSW Government invited worldwide tenders for the construction of a bridge to connect Sydney’s northern and southern suburbs. The contract was won by English enterprise Dorman Long & Co Ltd. , who began work in 1924. 8 years later, this partnership delivered a piece of infrastructu

Project SafeR industry portal now live

10 March 2022

Project SafeR is excited to announce the launch of the Transport for NSW Project SafeR Industry Partners Portal. The development of the portal reflects an identified desire for easy access to relevant safety data, information and tools which arose out of the Project SafeR Industry Partners Forum held in Oct 2021. If you are already part of Project SafeR, you should have received a registration link via email. With our industry partners continued input, the intention is for the Project SafeR Portal to develo

Shining a light on construction culture

28 February 2022

There is an uncomfortable truth in our industry. Something we all know is there but not enough of us are talking about it. Mental ill-health is a serious problem in construction, with statistics from the University of Melbourne showing construction workers are six times more likely to die from suicide than an accident at work. The research shows stress levels and suicide rates among construction workers are double the national average. Safework NSW have also identified this issue and Inspectors are undertaki

Parramatta Light Rail lays first green track

28 February 2022

Parramatta Light Rail is delivering NSW’s first “green track” by replacing concrete with durable native grasses. The project will see new green track installed along three sections of Stage 1 of the Parramatta Light Rail: Cumberland Precinct, Robin Thomas Reserve and Tramway Avenue in Parramatta. Delivered as part of the Infrastructure Works package by Parramatta Connect, a joint venture between CPB Contractors and Downer, the design will create a significant reduction in the overall carbon footprint

Contract awarded for Zero Emission Buses

28 February 2022

Western Sydney-based company Custom Denning has been awarded a contract to design, manufacture and assemble 79 new electric buses. Transport for NSW is transitioning its entire 8,000+ bus fleet to zero emission vehicles as part of our commitment to a sustainable future. The buses will be built by Custom Denning at their factory in St Mary’s, generating local manufacturing jobs and taking us one step closer to providing the people of NSW with cleaner air, quieter streets and smoother journeys. Our first six ,

Help us shape sustainable procurement

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Transport for NSW is inviting you to help shape sustainable procurement across our infrastructure projects. We need your input to develop collaborative solutions which are practical yet ambitious while also ensuring our infrastructure is fit-for-purpose and built to last. Today we are launching our Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure discussion paper to kick-start engagement. This paper provides a foundation for the development of a Sustainable Procurement in Infrastructure initiative. The development o

Project Streamline live briefings

14 February 2022

With Transport for NSW (TfNSW) and the former Roads and Maritime Services now one organisation, we are reviewing our construction contract template documents used to deliver infrastructure investment programs. We are in the process of standardising contract templates and creating a Transport-wide approach. It’s part of a broader initiative to make it easier for you to work with us and we want your feedback to ensure we are making the right changes. We expect the updated documents will reduce the time and

Western Distributor smart motorways market interaction process

10 February 2022

Transport for NSW is undertaking a market interaction process (MIP) for the Western Distributor Smart Motorway project from Thursday 10 February until Friday 18 February. We are engaging with our industry partners, to help inform the way we procure, develop and deliver this project. Following the briefing on Thursday 10 February, you will have until Friday 18 February at 5pm to provide feedback on the proposed contract model, market interest in the project and any constraints for industry in the current mar

James Sherrard joins as our Head of Commercial, Performance and Strategy

1 February 2022

James Sherrard joins Infrastructure and Place as Head of Commercial, Performance and Strategy. James brings over 25 years of experience in the advisory, planning and delivery of a broad range of infrastructure projects. The Commercial, Performance and Strategy team is over 900 people who are focused on improving Infrastructure and Place’s portfolio management and strategic decision making to successfully develop and deliver Transport’s record $71. 5bn capital program. James Sherrard, Head of Commerc

Procurement Strategy finalised for Hexham Straight widening project

1 February 2022

Transport for NSW sought market feedback last September to inform the Hexham Straight Widening Procurement Strategy. This has now been finalised and the project will be delivered under an alliance contract. The procurement timeline remains unchanged: · Procurement strategy finalised - Q4 2021 · Registration of Interest - Q1 2022 · Award - late 2022The Registration of Interest will be published on eTender. About the project This section of the Pacific Highway, know

Major construction of Western Harbour Tunnel to begin in mid-year

31 January 2022

Construction of the Western Harbour Tunnel will begin within months, after a $722 million contract variation to deliver the first stage of tunnelling was awarded to the joint venture between John Holland and CPB. This first stage will build about 1. 7 kilometres of mainline tunnels from Rozelle to Birchgrove. The joint venture between John Holland and CPB will work in partnership with Infrastructure and Place, Transport for NSW’s delivery arm, to bring this project to life. The second stage has been s

Aboriginal businesses Meet the Buyer events – save the date

20 January 2022

The NSW Government is excited to be hosting several ‘Meet the Buyer’ events in NSW across March and April 2022 for Indigenous businesses, suppliers and NSW Government buyers. Don’t miss your opportunity to collaborate and network with industry, government buyers in a perfect setting to network, connect and start building lasting partnerships. The events will be held at the following times and locations:Wednesday 2 March 2022 at 6pm: Tamworth Services Club, 199 Marius St, TamworthWednesday 9 March 2022 a

Project Streamline update

13 December 2021

Transport for NSW is committed to working with our industry partners to attract the best ideas and industry partners to deliver great projects that will leave a lasting legacy for the community. Project Streamline is a part of a broader initiative to improve how we work. The project seeks to evolve our construction contract template documents to make them more effective in driving more efficient and collaborative engagement between Transport for NSW and our partners. This year we have piloted updated contr

COVIDSafe Measures Policy: labour hire

3 December 2021

Recently we wrote to you to explain the new measures being introduced under Transport’s COVIDSafe Measures Policy, which all workers – including labour hire and professional services – must comply with before 6 December 2021. What this means for you you must inform your Labour Hire that they are required to comply with the new COVIDSafe Measures Policy all future engagements will be required to comply with the COVIDSafe Measures Policy vaccinations will be required for all workers at Tran

COVIDSafe Measures Policy: PSCs and vendors

3 December 2021

Recently we wrote to you to explain the new measures being introduced under Transport’s COVIDSafe Measures Policy, which all workers – including vendors who attend any place of work controlled by Transport (including offices, sites or depots) – must comply with before 6 December 2021. This policy does not apply to contractors (or their workers) where Transport is not the PCBU or principal contractor with management and control of the worksite. If you’re a vendor with, and/or you are a pro

Hexham Straight widening project procurement update

15 November 2021

The timing for the Hexham Straight widening project has been updated in response to industry feedback received during our market interaction process. The timeline for procurement is now as follows:Procurement strategy finalised - Q4 2021Registration of interest - Q1 2022Tender - mid 2022Award – late 2022About the projectThis section of the Pacific Highway, known as Hexham Straight, is a critical link from the Port of Newcastle to the National Land Transport Network and is among the busiest transport corr

Help shape NSW's future transport strategy

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Future Transport sets the 40-year vision, directions and principles for customer mobility in NSW, guiding transport investment over the longer term. Over the past two years the world has changed dramatically, and in NSW alone, our communities have faced natural disasters including bushfires, floods, drought and more recently the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. While these challenges have significantly changed the way people live, work, travel and do business, it has accelerated the need to adapt and respond

Parramatta’s Eat Street opened

25 October 2021

Parramatta’s Eat Street, which was transformed as part of Stage 1 of the Parramatta Light Rail project, is now open for business as the community enjoys greater freedoms with the easing of COVID restrictions. Strong partnership between Transport and the principal infrastructure contractor, Parramatta Connect (Downer and CPB Contractors joint venture), was crucial to delivering this great project for the community according to Glen Mace, Head of Sydney Project Delivery. “It was a huge effort to get thi

Albion Park Rail bypass now open

21 October 2021

The remaining sections of the Albion Park Rail bypass were opened to traffic on Friday 8 October. Gillian Geraghty, Head of Regional Project Delivery, congratulated the Transport and Fulton Hogan project teams for delivering the project on budget and more than 12 months ahead of schedule. “This is a major achievement for the project team and our contractor partner Fulton Hogan. “The opening of the bypass provides significant travel time savings and safety improvements, for the local community, commuters, f

Rapid Antigen Testing approved on worksites

28 September 2021

On 18 August 2021, rapid antigen testing (RAT) was approved for surveillance testing on sites, provided it is conducted in accordance with the framework and standard operating procedures developed by NSW Health. The NSW Government has confirmed it will cover the costs of RAT where: a project is part of the approved testing pilot program a project is required to implement RAT because it is mandatory because of the Public Health Orders it is agreed with an agency to be implemented as part of a project’s ong

Rapid Antigen Testing guidelines

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Vaccination requirements for construction workers Transport for NSW is working with industry partners to determine the most effective ways to manage the risk of COVID-19 in line with current Public Health Orders. This includes vaccination and testing requirements for workers from LGAs of concern. Workers from these LGAs can attend construction sites in Greater Sydney as authorised workers provided they can produce evidence they have had:two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, orhad one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine a

Update - Vaccination requirements for Authorised Workers

29 August 2021

On 27 August NSW Health announced changes in requirements for the vaccination of Authorised Workers. Authorised Workers must now have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by Monday 6 September in order to work outside their Area of Concern. Previously the requirement to be vaccinated was from this Monday, giving Authorised Workers from Areas of Concern more time now to get vaccinated. Note - you will need to carry proof of your vaccination with you. Authorised workers under the age of 16 years are

Commercial guidelines for mitigating COVID-19 impacts

25 August 2021

Transport for NSW is committed to working collaboratively with the construction industry to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 restrictions on our projects, supply chains, workforce and customers. This document aligns with the Infrastructure NSW Guidelines to Support Negotiated Outcomes issued on 30 July and supports a negotiated outcome approach to allow parties to openly agree strategies and settle claims and requests for support in order to enable projects to proceed without further claims for disruption i

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