National Infrastructure
Awards 2021 & 2022

Thursday, 28 April 2022 | Melbourne

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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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About the awards and finalists

Georgia Ellen

Director, Events
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About the event

Shannon Barry

Senior Events & Membership Officer
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