Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference 2024 | 5-6 June

5-6 June 2024
Melbourne Convention
& Exhibition Centre
Melbourne, Victoria

#VICTR24

The 14th Annual Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference returns to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on the 5th and 6th June 2024.

With $7.3 billion allocated in the latest Budget towards delivering transport projects that relieve road and rail congestion and support Victoria’s economic future, the 2-day conference is a must attend event for industry professionals seeking to hear the latest updates on the state’s transport infrastructure.

Attracting over 200 delegates, the conference will offer highly valuable networking opportunities where construction managers, project directors, consultants and investors can learn about what projects are in the pipeline across Victoria and capitalise on the business opportunities being created.

Featured Speakers

The Hon. Danny Pearson

Assistant Treasurer, Minister for Transport Infrastructure, Minister for Suburban Rail Loop, Minister for WorkSafe and the TAC Member for State District of Essendon

Lissa van Camp

Executive General Manager, Land, Planning, Environment and Sustainability Suburban Rail Loop Authority

Allison Stewart |

Deputy Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Victoria

Sarah Browne

Executive General Manager - Corporate Relations Port of Melbourne

Ed Walker

Delivery Director Beveridge to Albury Inland Rail

Andrew Newman |

Director - Ports, Freight and Intermodal Freight Victoria - Department of Transport

Peter Wills

Senior Precinct Manager - Parkville, Metro Tunnel Project Rail Projects Victoria

Vani Naidoo

Executive Director Infrastructure Advisory Group

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Program Highlights

The 2-day event is a highly informative and valuable opportunity to network and knowledge share with key industry stakeholders including project managers, consultants, contractors, operators and investors.

This year’s Conference will provide a clear vision for the future of transport infrastructure that will drive economic growth and increase liveability throughout the State.

Key topics include:

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Suburban Rail Loop

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Inland Rail

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Metro Tunnel

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West Gate Tunnel

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Victoria's Freight Decarbonisation Strategy

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Overview of Port of Melbourne Projects

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Growing Victoria’s Economy through Transport Precincts

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Conference Attendee Profile

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The Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference attracts over 200 delegates every year involved in delivery of major infrastructure projects. Expect to meet with the Who's Who of the industry at this unique event.

Federal, Territory & Local Government Departments
& Agencies

Construction
Contractors

Road, Rail &
Port Authorities

Environmental, Engineering,
& Project Management Consultants

Project Planners
& Developers

Urban & Rural
Developers

Banking, Finance
& Law

Architects &
Designers

Suppliers

Economists

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Facts You Should Know

200+
Delegates attend each year

20+
Industry expert speakers
from public & private sectors

6+
Hours of Networking

78%
of attendees are decision makers / influencers

100+
Top organisations represented from the industry

Opportunity not to be missed

6 Reasons You Can’t Miss the 14th Annual Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference

MAKE
new connections with key industry stakeholders and professionals from public and private sectors

LEARN
of major innovative infrastructure projects on the horizon in metropolitan and regional Victoria

DISCUSS
challenges facing the Victorian Government in meeting public infrastructure needs and requirements and solutions for an ever-expanding population

INTERACT
closely with experts in transport, roads and ports

GAIN
first-hand insight into growth and development infrastructure opportunities

BUILD
your contacts extensively and effortlessly using QR codes

What Our Attendees Have To Say

"This was possibly the best event to date. Keynote presentations & subject matter was great.
Venue was perfect and Expotrade staff were very helpful."

Stewart Ross
Commercial Manager
Hebel