Water tech company SciDev Limited (ASX: SDV) has been engaged by infrastructure services provider Ventia to undertake water treatment services in Victoria. The Company will supply a Build Own Operate (BOO) temporary water treatment plant in Victoria to treat PFAS-contaminated surface water. The contract’s initial revenue value is approximately $2 million, which is anticipated to
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Leading engineering and construction company SRG Global (ASX: SRG) has added another major project to their pipeline having been awarded a $90 million contract from the New South Wales (NSW) Government for a major roads upgrade in Southern NSW.
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In November 2021, the Queensland government installed high-tech artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled cameras across the region to curb irresponsible driving. Less than a year in, they raked in $100 million in fines, thanks to people caught using their phones while driving or not wearing their seatbelts. No doubt, there are fewer effective ways of making people
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After successfully securing high-calibre road safety projects with the ACT and NSW Governments, road safety technology company Acusensus (ASX: ACE) is now ready to hit regional Queensland roads with trailer-based transportable speed camera solutions. This will be Acusensus’ third smart city tech project deployed in Queensland after previously operating mobile phone and seatbelt safety technology
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Australia is growing at a rate faster than developers can handle which is why the big guys are now increasing their resources via partnerships with the little guys, as Veris Australia (ASX: VRS) becomes the latest to be engaged by infrastructure giant John Holland Group. The 18-month Framework Agreement sees John Holland committing to building
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Intelligent traffic is all the rage across the developed world with the world’s most progressive nations leading the way, placing orders with smart city tech company Traffic Technologies (ASX: TTI) for $1.7 million worth of equipment. The contract orders will send more than 300 Urban traffic controllers to China, Singapore, Qatar and Chile which utilise
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