Infrastructure

Key challenges

Australia’s vast distances and our widespread population have been perennial challenges for the provision of infrastructure.

TODAY BRINGS EVEN MORE STRESSORS IN RELATION TO:

• Population growth
• Skills shortages
• Extreme weather conditions
• Shift to renewables
• Urbanisation
• Pressure on supply chains
• Housing shortages
• Major events such as Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Fast-growing urban areas place burdensome demands on congested roads and housing. Health and educational infrastructure must meet ever larger and more diverse populations. Healthy green spaces jostle for room against a host of competitors. Meanwhile, out in our regions, rural and remote areas grapple with issues of service provision and connectivity.

How we help

We understand the importance of infrastructure to human connectedness. Done well, infrastructure is the enabler of a higher quality of life.

It allows us to travel safely and freely between our homes, jobs and play. It connects us to life’s essential services and enables us to stay connected with friends and family. Infrastructure is also a critical driver of employment and economic growth.

We can assist with business cases, needs analysis, options, procurement, as well as implementation, project management and assurance.

View our Infrastructure sector capability statement.