The Transport & Infrastructure Industry Committee is a dedicated group of members from a range of professional backgrounds within these sectors. The Transport & Infrastructure Industry Committee and related events will cover a variety of current issues and trends relevant to businesses across Australia.
From innovation briefings on the future of public transport and the sharing revolution, to project updates with industry leaders on smart cities and infrastructure planing, joining the committee and participating in Transport & Infrastructure industry events will offer you the opportunity to benefit from key information updates, share professional experience and acquire valuable business information.
New members
D2D Global Logistics is an international freight forwarding company.
Companies news
Alstom has acquired two companies, Helion Hydrogen Power and Flertex.
Companies news
New Strategic Acquisition in Australia: Indec becomes part of Egis.
Companies news
This Facility Security certification is achieved for both Melbourne and Erskine Park (Sydney) warehouse & distribution facilities.
Event report
FACCI was delighted to host its first Transport & Infrastructure event of the year at the Cross River Rail Experience Centre!
Companies news
Award-Winning Customs And Logistics Services For Every Industry
New members
Bolloré Logistics Australia is a global leader in International Transport & Logistics.
ADELAIDE Companies news
Keolis Downer has partnered with the Department for Infrastructure and Transport to deliver better, safer and more frequent train services.
Companies news
Two tunnel boring machines, have broken through key sections of Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel Project, reaching the half-way mark of the project.
Companies news
Keolis Downer was awarded a AUS$ 2.14 billion contract by South Australia's Department of Infrastructure and Transport.
Event report
The French-Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry was delighted to welcome you to its event about the Queensland Water Infrastructure Sector.
Companies news
Close to 30 employees from ANZ’s biggest airlines are quickly adapting to work closer to the ground, working with public transport provider Transdev.
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