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Legal & Compliance, Major Projects & Infrastructure, Passenger Rail, Products & Resources, Sustainability, Workforce

DCWC plays key role in infrastructure projects

From humble beginnings in 2018 with a team of two, the infrastructure division of Donald Cant Watts Corke (DCWC) has expanded to now consist of more than 12 experienced advisors, and has developed infrastructure expertise in offices across Australia.
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Ray ChanApril 8, 2023, 1:56 pmApril 10, 2023

Latest Contracts, Major Projects & Infrastructure, Workforce

Are infrastructure contractors at risk of collapse?

The recent folding of one of Australia’s largest builders, Probuild Construction, has resulted in a chorus of doomsayers predicting the imminent demise of more builders.
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Ray ChanDecember 2, 2022, 1:52 pmDecember 2, 2022

Major Projects & Infrastructure, Sustainability

Focus infrastructure spending on desired outcomes

Project management consultancy firm Donald Cant Watts Corke says companies and governments need to think more strategically on where and how to invest, and focus spending on projects that support desired outcomes.
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Ray ChanAugust 15, 2022, 9:10 amAugust 16, 2022

Legal & Compliance, Major Projects & Infrastructure, Resources, Safety, Workforce

Cutting corners not worth the risk

In every project, it’s understandable that economic decisions need to be considered to meet budgetary constraints.
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Ray ChanJanuary 10, 2022, 9:41 amJanuary 10, 2022

Digitalisation, Major Projects & Infrastructure

Getting digital engineering right: DCWC combining technology with expertise

With the economy depending upon the current infrastructure pipeline to lift the country out of recession, it is imperative that projects reliant upon digital engineering are underpinned by human expertise.
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Connor PearceDecember 7, 2020, 10:21 amDecember 7, 2020

Engineering

Early costings on infrastructure projects leading to inaccuracy: Grattan report

Governments and project authorities need to improve costings on transport infrastructure, and megaprojects in particular, a new report highlights. The Grattan Institute’s The rise of megaprojects: counting the costs report found that Australian transport infrastructure projects over the past two decades cost $34 billion more than initially expected.
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Connor PearceNovember 12, 2020, 8:23 amNovember 12, 2020

Below Rail Infrastructure, Engineering, Environment and Sustainability, Freight Rail, Passenger Rail

Getting back to basics in infrastructure delivery

While governments are recalibrating their infrastructure pipeline, Peter Gill of DCWC argues that this presents an opportunity to get the build right.
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Connor PearceJuly 22, 2020, 8:35 amDecember 7, 2020

Donald Cant Watts Corke

DCWC plays key role in infrastructure projects

Are infrastructure contractors at risk of collapse?

Focus infrastructure spending on desired outcomes

Cutting corners not worth the risk

Getting digital engineering right: DCWC combining technology with expertise

Early costings on infrastructure projects leading to inaccuracy: Grattan report

Getting back to basics in infrastructure delivery

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