3rd Annual WA Major Projects Conference 2012
13-14 March 2012 - Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, WA

The 3rd Annual WA Major Projects Conference, will be held on the 13th & 14th of March, 2012 at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. This event continues to be the largest major projects and infrastructure conference in the state, attracting over 350 delegates annually.

The times ahead are filled with opportunities and the "WA Major Projects Conference” is intended to help delegates take advantage of the emerging opportunities through learning and sharing.

3rd Annual WA Major Projects Conference 2012
13-14 March 2012 - Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, WA

The 3rd Annual WA Major Projects Conference, will be held on the 13th & 14th of March, 2012 at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. This event continues to be the largest major projects and infrastructure conference in the state, attracting over 350 delegates annually.
 
The 2012 conference promises to be bigger and better. Western Australia is the fastest growing capital city, and record investments from the public and private sector assist to identify, secure and plan for the infrastructure needs of the state well into 2031.

Western Australia is one of the most productive and diversified mineral and petroleum regions in the world. Together, resource, urban, rural and regional developments are providing industry with high prospects for the future. To service the needs of Australia’s largest export state, projects such as the Perth Waterfront, the Northbridge link and Pilbara Cities are creating opportunities for local businesses.

To meet the growing needs of the community and industry and with the transformation of the City of Perth, there will be an increased demand for public transport services, transport infrastructure, housing, health and education facilities, public works, water and energy infrastructure and urban developments. With plentiful projects, WA provides the ideal environment to capitalise on the exciting business opportunities being created.

The WA Major Projects Conference will provide its delegates with a platform to learn of the latest projects in place and the opportunities that exist to leverage off these major developments, whether proposed, ongoing or complete. An impressive line up of speakers from the public and private sector will deliver an informative and exciting program. The announcement of major projects and policies will enable the conference's high level attendees to better examine and identify the business and investment opportunities that are taking shape in their industries.

By providing a high-level forum for discussion, networking and doing business, this conference will help contractors, suppliers, and the public sector to work together in ensuring that WA is still the best place to live, invest and do business.

We look forward to seeing you at the WA Major Projects Conference.

• Federal, State & Local Government department & agencies
• Banking, Finance & Law
• Construction Contractors
• Suppliers
• Project Developers & Planners
• Urban & Rural Developers
• Road, Rail & Ports
• Consultants (Environmental / Engineering / Project Management)
• Economists

• Funding major projects and infrastructure
• Directions 2031 and Beyond
• State significant projects and initiatives that are paving the way for the future of WA
• Attracting infrastructure investments from the private sector
• WA Export Opportunities
• Planning reform and policies to take WA into the next two decades
• Projects set to help secure the State's resource industry
• Infrastructure requirements for the resource sector
• Resource projects and the opportunities these create for the economy and industry
• Water Infrastructure - projects and opportunities
• Energy Infrastructure - supporting growth and improving reliability

• The Wheatstone Project
• Perth City Link
• New Children's Hospital Project
• Perth Stadium
• Perth Arena
• The National Broadband Network
  

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