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CEA and Ventia: A rewarding collaboration

Roads Online

CEA have teamed up with Ventia to deliver a major procurement contract, Land 8120, for the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Roads & Infrastructure Magazine learns how the two companies are contributing to such an important project. JCB CEA showed a collaborative and engaged approach from the start. Image supplied by CEA.

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Procurement enters next stage for Logan, Gold Coast Faster Rail

Roads Online

The next phase of procurement has commenced on three projects that form part of the Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail project in Queensland. These works will be delivered through a collaborative design and construct contract. Government investment in the project has totalled $2.6

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New collaborative initiative launched for net zero

Roads Online

Infrastructure Net Zero, a brand-new joint initiative has been launched to co-ordinate, collaborate and report on the sector’s progress towards achieving net zero. These areas include defining net zero for infrastructure, public/private sector alignment, uplifting capability in the supply chain and procurement for net zero.

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Scottish procurement transformation plan launched

Construction Law

A Transformation Action Plan for reforming Scottish construction procurement, improving quality and moving towards net zero and fair work has been produced by industry-government collaborative body the Construction Leadership Forum (CLF). Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

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Alliancing to solve antagonism in public procurement

Construction Law

In the second of her two part series on collaboration in the Italian public sector, Professor Sara Valaguzza of the University of Milan describes how collaborative procurement is growing in Italy, as knowledge of the benefits of alliancing spreads. If you have a subscription please log in to read the rest of the story.

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CIMIC companies picked for $1.4B HumeLink West project

Roads Online

Related stories: Collaborating to shape the future $163M NT overpass hits new milestone Preferred design locked in for WA container terminal The eastern section of the project will be delivered by an Acciona Construction Australia Pty Ltd and Genus Group Ltd joint venture (AG JV). Image courtesy of TransLink.

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Higher Ed Procurement & Construction Contractors: Dynamic Nexus

CCR Magazine

While many sectors capitalize on cooperative procurement contracts, higher education institutions and campuses are increasingly turning to the business model and opportunity as enrollment struggles and tuitions are teetering. This collaborative method of purchasing is also advantageous for construction companies and contractors.