QMCA’s Annual Golf Day is Back! Join your colleagues, friends, and peers from across infrastructure and engineering as we enjoy a day of networking, friendly competition, and variable golf skills as we take on each other and Keperra Golf Club. Entries are available for individuals and teams and with prizes on offer for closest to […]
Industry Networking Breakfast: Defence As Australia invests in sovereign defence capability and secures global partnerships for equipment, vehicles and training, increased investment will be required in infrastructure to support the Australian Defence Force. At our defence breakfast, key speakers will identify, outline, and discuss the nation’s defence infrastructure needs, future plans, and the role that […]
The Queensland Major Projects Pipeline Report is the definitive guide to the major construction works that will define the success of Queensland’s Contracting Sector. Authored by Queensland Major Contractors Association and stakeholders from across the industry, the report is a mainstay of government policy, media commentary and influence, as we actively pursue and deliver the […]
The Queensland Major Projects Pipeline Report is the definitive guide to the major construction works that will define the success of Queensland’s Contracting Sector. Last year the Townsville region’s pipeline of major projects was $3.4bn, with Road, Minerals and Water projects driving investment and long-term growth, but what does this year’s pipeline mean for the […]
The Queensland Major Projects Pipeline Report is the definitive guide to the major construction works that will define the success of Queensland’s Contracting Sector. Last year the Toowoomba region’s pipeline of major projects was $7.4bn, with Road, Rail and Water projects driving investment and long-term growth, but what does this year’s pipeline mean for […]
Queensland Major Contractors Association and Consult Australia continue to work together to improve the relationship between design consultants and contractors, and increase collaboration for the benefit of all, resulting in a more sustainable construction and infrastructure sector. The Charter for Change was launched in August 2020 and defines the values, behaviours and working relationships desired […]
Across the next decade, Brisbane and South-East Queensland will be transformed as we prepare to welcome athletes, delegates and tourists from across the globe to the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games. Join QMCA and event partner, Martinus, as we look at the opportunity Queensland has to accelerate investment in critical infrastructure required not just […]
QMCA End of Year Networking Event Where on earth did 2022 go? It’s been another hectic year for us all, so why not take the time to celebrate everything that our industry has achieved at the QMCA End of Year Networking Drinks with our good friends McConnell Dowell. Catch-up with your peers, share a […]
Join QMCA and Cbus as we set the scene for Queensland and Australia’s economic outlook in 2023. 2022 was a year that will be remembered for a series of rapid shocks to the economy with rising energy and fuel costs, supply chain constraints, increasing labour costs and IR changes creating challenging conditions for businesses and […]
Join QMCA for Industry’s Celebration of the Year The annual QMCA Awards are back to celebrate the outstanding work that our members, partners and suppliers undertake in Queensland. On 24 March 2023, our gala event will welcome over 500 leaders from the contracting, engineering, consulting, government and industry environments for a long lunch […]
QMCA is going nuclear! Join QMCA for our latest Networking Breakfast, where we will investigate the opportunities, practicalities, and realities of using nuclear power to support the nation’s transition to net zero. Featuring keynote presentations from Adi Paterson, the former CEO of the Australian Nuclear and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) that operates Australia’s Lucas Heights Nuclear […]
Productivity has for years stagnated in the construction sector compared to other sectors. Whilst some of this can be put down to outside impacts (industrial relations, greater reporting requirements and red tape) the fact remains that the construction industry is a laggard with respect to adopting new technology. Tightly written specifications and “approved” products also […]
