Largest infrastructure projects in Australia
2022 - 2030
National
Infrastructure Projects
1- Melbourne to Brisbane Inland Rail: $9.3 Billion
2- Outback Way: $160 Million
New South Wales
Infrastructure Projects
1- Western Sydney Airport: $5.3 Billion
2- WestConnex: $16 Billion
3- Sydney Metro: $12 Billion
4- Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan: $2.9 Billion
5- Parramatta Light Rail: $1 Billion
6- Pacific Highway Upgrade: $971 Million
7- Princes Highway Upgrade: $450 Million
8- Port Botany Rail Line Duplication: $400 Million
9- Nowra Bridge Project: $342 Million
Victorian
Infrastructure Projects
1- Melbourne Metro Tunnel: $11 Billion
2- West Gate Tunnel: $6.8 Billion
3- Melbourne Airport Rail Link: $5 Billion
4- M80 Ring Road Upgrade: $2.25 Billion
5- North East Link Road: $1.75 Billion
6- Monash Freeway: $1.37 Billion
7- Monash Rail Upgrade: $475 Million
8- Frankston to Baxter Line: $225 Million
Queensland
Infrastructure Projects
1- Bruce Highway Upgrade Program: $8.5 Billion
2- Cross River Rail: $5.4 Billion
3- Gold Coast Light Rail: $2.7 Billion
4- M1 Pacific Motorway Upgrade: $1.8 Billion
5- Brisbane Metro: $977 Million
6- Beerburrum to Nambour Rail Upgrade: $780 Million
7- The Smithfield Bypass: $152 Million
8- Adani Railway Line Construction: $100 million
Western Australia
Infrastructure Projects
1- METRONET: $1.84 Billion
2- Bunbury Outer Ring Road Project: $560 Million
3- Great Northern Highway Bindoon Bypass: $220 Million
4- Tonkin Highway Gap: $290 Million
5- Port Augusta to Perth Corridor: $62.5 Million
South Australian
Infrastructure Projects
1- Adelaide North-South Corridor: $1.6 Billion
2- Gawler Rail Line Electrification: $440 Million
3- Joy Baluch Bridge Upgrade: $200 Million
4- Port Augusta to Perth Corridor: $125 Million
Northern Territory
Infrastructure Projects
1- Project Red Dragon: $1.45 Billion
2- Central Arnhem Road Upgrade: $225 Million
Tasmanian
Infrastructure Projects
1- Bridgewater Bridge Replacement: $600 Million
To summarise:
The decade of 2020 - 2030 is going to see exponential improvement of infrastructure nation wide. Right now is absolutely the right time to be looking at getting into the industry.
With the certainty any one with a trade or set off relevant skills will be busy with work for years to come. Making a healthy salary with lots of other benefits such as RDO's, holidays and progression opportunities.
As well as trades, labour and facilities management, these projects all demand dedicated human resources teams, administration staff, document controllers..
not least to say the need for supervisors, engineers, HSE inspectors & project directors Is overwhelming, state governments have even started campaigns to poach international candidates to fill these roles to meet demands.
Capiable Infrastructure is absolutely necessary to keep the country moving forward and the road map ahead looks promising.
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