National Infrastructure
Awards 2021 & 2022
Thursday, 28 April 2022 | Melbourne
About the awards
The National Infrastructure Awards provides an important opportunity to acknowledge excellence and innovation in the delivery of major infrastructure projects, as well as recognise the successes of outstanding individuals. Due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions last year, both the 2021 and 2022 National Infrastructure Awards was presented on Thursday 28 April 2022 in Melbourne.
Event Details
EVENT DATE
Thursday 28 April
EVENT LOCATION
Melbourne
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ORATOR
Dr Alan Finkel AO
Award Finalists & Winners
Advisory Excellence
2021 WINNER
Sydney Gateway
2021 FINALISTS
Social Housing Ground Lease Model Project
M8 Motorway, Sydney
2022 WINNER
Australia-Asia PowerLink – Integrated Project Delivery Team
2022 FINALISTS
New Footscray Hospital Project
North East Link Program, Primary Package
Government Partnerships Excellence
2021 WINNER
Social Housing Ground Lease Model Project
2021 FINALISTS
COVID-19 Surge Centre
Clarence Correctional Centre
Transition of Adelaide Metro Tram Service
Wara Paring Indigenous Civil Construction Project
2022 WINNER
New Footscray Hospital
2022 FINALISTS
City Rail Link, Auckland
Concord Hospital Redevelopment
Bruce Highway, Haughton River Floodplain Upgrade
Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
Financial Excellence
2021 WINNER
Murra Warra II Wind Farm
2021 FINALISTS
Canberra Metro Stage 1 Refinancing
Sydney Airport A$600m Senior Notes
2022 WINNER
Establishment of the North East Link State Tolling Corporation (STC)
2022 FINALISTS
North East Link Primary Package
Sale of a 49% of the Pluto Train 2 joint venture
Social Housing Ground Lease Model
Contractor Excellence
2021 WINNER
Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project
2021 FINALISTS
Kalbarri Skywalk
New Parallel Runway
Her Majesty’s Theatre Redevelopment Project
Waipipi Wind Farm
2022 WINNER
The Mordialloc Freeway
2022 FINALISTS
Concord Hospital Redevelopment
Adelaide Airport Terminal Expansion
Operator & Service Provider Excellence
2021 WINNER
Accelerated Rail Network Maintenance, Sydney Trains
2021 FINALISTS
Gold Coast Light Rail
Transition of Adelaide Metro Train Services
2022 WINNER
Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre
2022 FINALISTS
Adelaide Metro Operations
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Social and Affordable Housing Fund, 1, Compass Housing PPP
Innovation Excellence
2021 WINNER
Cedar Grove Environmental Centre
2021 FINALISTS
Bruce Highway Upgrade – Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway
GigCity Program, South Australia
Leak Prevention Project, Sydney Water
2022 WINNER
Pacific Energy – Stand Alone Power Systems
2022 FINALISTS
A-Bridge: Timber Bridge Replacement
Sydney Football Stadium Redevelopment
Sydney Metro – Digital Asset & Reporting Enablement (DARE) program
Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
Industry Choice
2021 WINNER
Sydney Water Planning Partnership
2021 FINALISTS
Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project
Clarence Correctional Centre
Wharf Street Next Generation Community Park
2022 WINNER
Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
2022 FINALISTS
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
SA Schools PPP
Forensic Mental Health Expansion Project, Victoria
Project of the Year
2021 WINNER
Brisbane Airport New Parallel Runway – Airfield Works
2021 FINALISTS
Clarence Correctional Centre
M8 Motorway, Sydney
Westmead Hospital Redevelopment Project
Northern Connector Project
2022 WINNER
Bruce Highway, Haughton River Floodplain Upgrade project
2022 FINALISTS
SA Schools PPP
Sydney Transport Partners acquisition of Westconnex
Woolgoolga to Ballina Pacific Highway Upgrade
Future Infrastructure Leader of the Year Winners
2021: Anna Ngyen
2022: Steve Adamthwaite
Women’s Achievement in Infrastructure Winners
2021: Matina Papathanasiou
2022: Rowenna Walker
Oration: Dr Alan Finkel
Dr Alan Finkel AC delivered Infrastructure Partnerships Australia’s 2022 Annual Infrastructure Oration entitled ‘A Tale of Two Futures’. Dr Finkel’s Oration set out Australia’s pathway to net zero and the infrastructure sectors critical role in that journey. He laid out his vision for an energy revolution in which clean electricity, generated primarily from solar and wind, combined with storage and hydrogen, replaces coal, oil, and natural gas.
Members not able to attend the event in person can watch the replay on InfraFlix or read the transcript ‘A Tale of Two Futures’.
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