4th Annual NSW Major Projects Conference 2012
26-27 November 2012, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Sydney, NSW

The 4th Annual NSW Major Projects Conference, will be held on the 26-27 November 2012 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre. This event continues to be the largest major projects and infrastructure conference in the state, attracting over 200 delegates annually.

The times ahead are filled with opportunities and the "NSW Major Projects Conference” is intended to help delegates take advantage of the emerging opportunities through learning and sharing.

The conference agenda for the 2012 Conference will be live soon!
To download a copy of the 2011 Conference Agenda, click here.

4th Annual NSW Major Projects Conference 2012
26-27 November 2012, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Sydney, NSW

The 4th Annual NSW Major Projects Conference, will be held on the 26-27 November 2012 at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre. This event continues to be the largest major projects and infrastructure conference in the state, attracting over 200 delegates annually.

The times ahead are filled with opportunities and the "NSW Major Projects Conference” is intended to help delegates take advantage of the emerging opportunities through learning and sharing.

The conference agenda for the 2012 Conference will be live soon!
To download a copy of the 2011 Conference Agenda, click here.

• The NSW economy and forecasting infrastructure
• The vision for infrastructure in NSW under the Liberal Government
• Funding Infrastructure; including Restart NSW
• Strategic Planning: achieving planning outcomes with a national planning policy
• The role and responsibilities of Infrastructure NSW including delivering a cohesive, integrated 20-year State Infrastructure Strategy (SIS), a detailed 5-year Infrastructure Plan and sectoral SIS Statement
• An Integrated Transport Authority
• Fast tracking infrastructure for regional NSW
• New challenges faced by the public and private sectors
• Project Performance
• Pre-qualification requirements
• Assessing & preparing tenders
• Attracting infrastructure investment and Public Private Partnerships
• Learning from past experiences

• Federal, State & Local Government department & agencies
• Banking, Finance & Law
• Construction Contractors
• Suppliers
• Project Developers & Planners
• Urban & Rural Developers
• Road, Rail & Ports
• Consultants (Environmental / Engineering / Project Management)
• Economists

Following negotiations between the Australian and NSW Governments a bypass of Urunga is a step closer, with construction companies interested in designing and upgrading the Nambucca Heads to Urunga section of the Pacific Highway.

The remaining two lane sections of Camden Valley Way between Narellan Road and the M5/M7 interchange will be upgraded by the end of 2016, completing the upgrade of the entire 25 kilometre length to four lanes.

NSW Minister for Roads & Ports Duncan Gay and Member for Tweed Geoff Provest today officially announced a $6.5 million contribution to Tweed Shire Council to extend Kirkwood Road from the Pacific Highway to Minjungbal Drive at Tweed Heads South.