Unlocking Infrastructure Productivity: From Collaboration to Action

There is growing recognition across Australia’s infrastructure sector that we have a significant opportunity to improve productivity, deliver better outcomes and get more value from our infrastructure investment. But how do we turn that opportunity into action? We are excited to invite you to join us for Unlocking Infrastructure Productivity: From Collaboration to Action, where we will share the outcomes of the Infrastructure Round Table held at the Future Building and Infrastructure Summit 2026 in Melbourne. At the heart of the event will be the presentation of our Unlocking Infrastructure Productivity Through Collaboration, Data and Trust whitepaper, bringing together industry perspectives on the challenges facing infrastructure delivery and, more importantly, the practical opportunities to address them. So, what does this mean in practice? RoadTek will share how it is applying Gross Value Added (GVA), including how its performance measures look across three layers of accountability and how we are connecting operational performance with broader organisational and public value outcomes. We will also explore the practical actions underway to progress the Infrastructure Round Table recommendations, including: Common Data: Creating more consistent approaches to collecting, sharing and using infrastructure data. Priority Datasets: Identifying the information needed to better understand infrastructure productivity and performance. Productivity Benchmarking:Developing meaningful measures to compare performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Reporting Standards and Templates:Working towards consistent reporting approaches that support transparency, accountability and better decision-making. Pilot Projects: Testing practical initiatives, building an evidence base and demonstrating what works so successful approaches can be scaled across the industry. Why should you attend? This is an opportunity to move beyond talking about infrastructure productivity and start exploring how we can measure it, demonstrate it and deliver it together. Whether you are involved in infrastructure planning, design, procurement, construction, operations or government, the conversation is relevant to everyone who has a role in improving the way we deliver infrastructure. We look forward to bringing industry together to continue the conversation, share ideas and turn collaboration into meaningful action.