Not all plastics are the same. Take engineered plastic pipes. Unlike single use plastics, plastic pipes are long-life products, not single use, made from materials engineered to be robust, reliable, recyclable with a service life in excess of 100 years.
Mostly unseen, culverts allow waterways to flow while supporting roads and rail networks. Many culverts are now ripe for attention, highlighting the essential role they play in our Regional and Metro infrastructure.
Seeking greater innovation, optimised services and operational excellence? Service integration and management could be the answer!
Acer emphasises local manufacturing in Western Sydney, uniting advanced security with innovation to support government operations. This strategic focus enhances quality, sustainability, and job creation, showcasing Acer’s commitment to empowering Australia’s future.
Kinetic IT is a leading Australian IT provider, delivering tailored solutions to federal, state and territory government customers including the Department of Defence, Australian Taxation Office, Victoria Police, Western Australian Police Force, WA Department of Justice, WA Department of Education and Qantas.
New research shows many Australians are frustrated by limited local government payment options, presenting a huge opportunity for councils to heed the call for more flexibility.
Capital planning is about identifying and prioritising infrastructure and asset needs over a medium to long term period. For councils, it’s an indispensable tool for ensuring you can meet the needs of your communities in a sustainable and affordable way.
The Plastics Industry Pipe Association of Australia (PIPA) was founded in 1999 and are the peak industry body representing manufacturers and suppliers of plastics pipe and fittings, plastic resin suppliers, fabricators, pipeline installations, rubber seal ring manufacturers along with training and certification bodies.
Objective VP Sales and Customer Service Andrea Breen chats to GN about the importance of good information governance.
The new, digitally aware public sector leader isn’t simply a technical expert, but an agent of change.
