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Artist’s impression: Melbourne Airport. (Image: Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne)) CPB Contractors, a member of CIMIC Group, has been selected by Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne) to deliver stage two of the Melbourne Airport Naarm Way Project. This marks CPB Contractors’ second project at Melbourne Airport, having been awarded the Qantas T1 Security and Screening Project in December 2023. Together, these projects are expected to generate approximately $260 million in revenue for CPB Contractors. With passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport projected to double to nearly 76 million by 2042, these critical works will future-proof landside passenger and freight access, providing a more enjoyable customer experience. Juan Santamaria, executive chairman of CIMIC Group, highlighted that these upgrades will enhance the visitor and customer experience at Melbourne Airport, aiming to reduce congestion and streamline processes at passenger drop-off, pick-up and security...

Artist’s impression: ADCO Constructions utilised Revizto on the $250 million Griffith Base Hospital Redevelopment. (Images: ADCO Constructions) Through a strategic adoption of Revizto software, ADCO Constructions is enhancing project outcomes across its national portfolio, delivering added value to clients and optimising internal operations. With an illustrious portfolio boasting nearly 4,000 completed buildings, ADCO Constructions (ADCO) is recognised for its adaptability, dedication to continuous improvement and unwavering commitment to delivering excellence. Building on this legacy and embracing innovation, the company has implemented Revizto across its operations to enhance project outcomes. Revizto, a building information modelling (BIM) collaboration software, utilises gaming technology and cloud solutions to provide a unified platform for 3D and 2D workflows, connecting contributors across platforms, model types and teams. It enables seamless communication among all projec...

Image: kthx1138/stock.adobe.com The 2024-25 NSW Budget has been delivered, featuring substantial investments in regional road and transport infrastructure. This year’s budget includes $3.3 billion to rebuild road and transport infrastructure damaged by natural disasters. The road safety budget will see an increase to $2.8 billion, and an additional $28.6 million will be put towards building and upgrading … The post Boost for regional roads and transport in 2024-25 NSW Budget appeared first on Inside Construction . View Source

SignManager conducts national safety programs for major organisations like Australia Post. (Image: SignManager) Effective sign management is essential for maintaining brand quality, especially for managers of large property portfolios, according to Reilly McHugh of SignManager. By Reilly McHugh, marketing manager at SignManager. Poorly designed, constructed or maintained signage can severely impact a company’s brand reputation and operational efficiency across sites. For those managing large property portfolios, the challenge of overseeing signage often results in a loss of control over brand quality and costs. Signage is a crucial asset for any building, representing the company’s brand and serving functional purposes such as wayfinding and safety. Unlike off-the-shelf products, most signage is custom-built to align with a company’s branding and operational needs. Therefore, it is best to entrust signage design to specialists who can ensure consistent branding, efficient p...

Komatsu’s PC88MR-11 excavator. (Image: Komatsu) The newly-introduced Komatsu PC88MR-11 midi excavator promises a 7 per cent increase in productivity with improved hydraulic flow, according to Carl Grundy, national sales manager for utility at Komatsu Australia. Recently launched in Australia and New Zealand, the PC88MR-11 is designed for applications requiring tight-access capabilities such as excavation, rock work and utilities projects. Grundy highlights that despite its compact size, the machine delivers uncompromising performance and efficiency. “We’ve made upgrades from the previous model, and [have] seen some great improvements in productivity, comfort and serviceability,” says Grundy. “In particular, we’ve made some improvements to the hydraulic flow that means greater productivity and fuel efficiency for operators.” “The blade profile has also been redesigned, which makes backfilling and grading easier with this model. “This model delivers 12 per cent greater attachment...

L-R: OSK Group deputy managing director Ju Xing Ong, OSK Group managing director Ju Yan Ong, Multiplex regional director Frank McMahon, Multiplex regional managing director (VIC/SA) Ross Snowball, City of Melbourne deputy lord mayor Nicholas Reece, OSK Group executive chairman Tan Sri Ong Leong Huat, OSK Property Australia vice-chairman Andrew Wong, and OSK Property Australia CEO Chong Boon Woon. (Image: OSK Property) Multiplex has broken ground on BLVD, the latest addition to OSK Property’s $3 billion Melbourne Square precinct. Having previously constructed the first two towers in Stage 1 of Melbourne Square, Multiplex is set to commence construction on the new 74-storey tower in July, with completion anticipated in Q1 2028. This milestone comes just nine months after BLVD’s official launch in October 2023. Ross Snowball, regional managing director of Victoria and South Australia at Multiplex, expressed excitement about continuing the partnership with OSK Property. “Multiplex i...

Mike Campbell, chief product officer at Bentley Systems, delivered an insightful keynote at the recent Illuminate event. (Image: Bentley Systems) At Bentley Systems’ recent Illuminate event in Sydney, industry leaders from the construction sector converged for a glimpse of the future of infrastructure intelligence. A standout moment was the keynote address by Mike Campbell , chief product officer at Bentley Systems (Bentley), who not only addressed the pressing challenges facing the industry, but also spotlighted the transformative opportunities presented by cutting-edge technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). Inside Construction had the chance to sit down with Campbell, delving into Bentley’s evolution as a solution provider and uncovering the key technology trends poised to shape the sector. In his keynote, he categorised the industry’s challenges into four areas: complexity, resource scarcity, population growth and climate change. “These issues are central...