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Sustainable transport unlocking potential for communities and economies

World-class transport networks lift productivity and create prosperity by bringing people and businesses closer to jobs, opportunities, training and new markets. Greater efficiency and sustainability in the movement of people, resources and goods will continue to provide a competitive advantage in today’s global economy.

As the transport market evolves, challenges arise which require non-traditional approaches and innovative solutions. Our expertise is increasingly in demand across road, rail, ports and marine, aviation and urban transport and for providing the crucial links in industrial product supply chains.

Our difference

Aurecon’s transport specialists are highly qualified, skilled and experienced professionals who have the passion, commitment and expertise to successfully manage and deliver projects across roads and highways, railways, tunnels, bridges, airports, ports and coastal.

Through our global reach, we are able to offer clients an extensive resource base who can provide a unique breadth of local knowledge combined with advanced technical capability that enables us to respond to all our clients’ transport needs. We work collaboratively with our clients throughout the entire infrastructure lifecycle, from prefeasibility and business case preparation through to the operation and maintenance phases.

Our clients include private companies and consortia, government and contractors working through a variety of relationship models, from direct engagement and alliances to design and construct, and construction management.

How we deliver

Aurecon’s transport specialists have the expertise to successfully manage and deliver projects across roads and highways, public transport, railways, tunnels, bridges, airports and ports. We assist clients to maximise value in managing and maintaining existing assets and creating more resilient assets to respond to the impacts of climate change.

Our design, engineering and advisory skills are now needed more than ever to successfully execute transport projects:

  • Strategic land use planning
  • Demand modelling for passengers and freight
  • Landscape and emissions assessments
  • Intelligent transport system applications
  • Supply chain mapping
  • Behavioural science
  • Electronic systems applications

Explore insights

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Getting to construction faster on major infrastructure projects.

Fast-tracking construction on major infrastructure projects

Aurecon’s experience helps fast-track delivery of major NZ construction projects. Our experts share key considerations on how to deliver infrastructure faster.

Aurecon explores the rail freight network and proposes three significant changes for a lower emissions future.

Driving towards change: Freight rail decarbonisation in Aotearoa New Zealand

Aurecon explores the rail freight network and proposes three significant changes to support economic growth and decarbonisation for a lower emissions future.

Aurecon's Renene Windsor and Andrew Moore discuss assurance roles in transmission projects, reducing risks and improving outcomes.

OE, IV, IC: Getting assurance right for transmission projects

Learn how OE, IV and IC assurance roles can reduce risk, control costs and improve project delivery on complex transmission projects.

News, blogs & podcasts

Department of Transport Tram Grade Separation, Morphett Road concept.
Latest news

Tram Grade Separation Projects awarded by Australian governments to TGSP Alliance

The TGSP Alliance, comprising of McConnell Dowell, CPB Contractors, Mott MacDonald, Arup and Aurecon, will remove two level crossings in Plympton, Adelaide.

Can marketing techniques help ‘run’ our transport future?
Our blog – Just Imagine

Can marketing techniques help ‘run’ our transport future?

What motivates people to get from A to B? Could we use transaction data and social media behaviour to give people a convenient and ‘COVID-Safe’ journey?

In this episode, we sit in with Simon Hunter from Transport for New South Wales and Paul Glucina from Waka Kotahi to discuss the role of transport infrastructure in the society.
Our podcast – Engineering Reimagined

Ep.55 Empowering communities through transport infrastructure

Transport for NSW and Waka Kotahi discuss the social impact of transport infrastructure and how it empower communities by creating opportunity, equity and access.

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Scott Smith
Scott Smith

Managing Director, Transportation – Australia

Ian Sloane
Ian Sloane

Market Director – New Zealand

Robin Wong, Aurecon
Robin Wong

Senior Technical & Commercial Director, Rail – Asia

Technical Director, Infrastructure Services
Worakarn Aimdee

Practice Leader, Transport, Land & Water – Thailand

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