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Bruce Highway Upgrade: Cooroy to Curra – Section C
SMEC consulted with the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TRM) to design a detailed 4-lane highway between the new section of the highway at Traveston and Woondum. SMEC provided enhanced safety and environmental measures to protect road users and surrounding fauna and flora. With considerate cost-saving measures implemented and the project being delivered four months ahead of schedule, SMEC created long-lasting beneficial impacts on the completion of the project.
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Pacific Complete – Woolgoolga to Ballina Package D
Woolgoolga to Ballina reduces travel time, saves kilometres in travel distance, allows for a higher posted speed limit, reduces crash rates and improves travel reliability through fewer incidents and more readily available alternative routes.
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Westlink M7
The construction of Westlink M7 offered significant social, environmental and economic benefits, including safer and more efficient road transport, increased employment opportunities, improved access to other growing regions and faster travel times.
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Access to safe drinking water for the Chittoor District
The SMEC Foundation, along with SMEC India, BridgIT Water Foundation Australia and sponsors The McKendrick Family Australia, have funded crucial bore wells and hand pumps in seven villages within this region, known as the 2022 Indian Drilled Well Project. The project was implemented by the Society for Rural Health, Education and Development (SHRED).
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Flying Fish Point Seawall Replacement Project
SMEC worked alongside Cassowary Coast Regional Council to successfully deliver the Flying Fish Point seawall upgrade. The detailed and innovative design included green engineering ‘fish-friendly’ features adding to the structural complexity.
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Byron Bay Interchange Design
SMEC specialist teams in partnership with Transport for NSW delivered a design which provides improved transport services for the community.
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Banora Point Upgrade
SMEC delivered innovative solutions to solve complex and critical transportation links at Banora Point. SMEC provided traffic engineering and design services for roads, structures, drainage works, and associated infrastructure that enabled project success.
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Atiamuri Operating and Maintenance System Review
SMEC conducted a review on clients Mighty River Power nine hydropower stations and five geothermal power stations, ensuring their processes and systems were being maintained to meet important safety guidelines and continue successfully operating into the future.
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Adelaide Superway
The Superway provides improved accessibility to Port Adelaide and key industrial hubs, reduced travel, increased the efficiency of freight transport, reduced the impact of peak hour traffic congestion, and improved road safety through the removal of a rail crossing.
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Kigali Master Plan 2050
Known as ‘Kigali Yacu!’, translated as ‘Our Kigali!’, the new Kigali Master Plan 2050 introduces a more equitable, flexible and incremental approach to city development, aligned with UNHABITAT principles and supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It will guide Kigali city planners in their plans to accommodate a population of 3.8 million residents and provide 1.8 million jobs by 2050.
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