HunterNet Defence Infrastructure Summit

The HunterNet Defence Infrastructure Summit is an opportunity for industry and supporting organisations to be aware of the various projects, opportunities and the process for involvement. The summit will provide an opportunity to gain knowledge, introduction and network with organisation involvedin Defence infrastructure.

Over the next few years, there will be an increase in spendfor infrastructure work at Military facilities around Australia.

Defence Estate &Infrastructure Group has a budget in excess of $3 billion, with an asset base with a gross replacement value in excess of $62 billion.

This also other works that are funded from projects including the Joint Strike Fighter (New Air Combat Capabilities) infrastructure at Williamtown, Tindal and other bases around Australia with over $2b over the next few years.

There will be others works required for future platforms for Land, Sea and Air major capital projects requiring installations and supporting facilities. Many of the Defence facilities through age require redevelopment, upgrade, replacement, disposal and remediation of sites.

The type of work required covers many types industries, technologies, capabilities and knowledge to complete the work from the design to implementation.

Sponsors required. Refer below.

Program:

Session 1
Estate and Infrastructure Group, Marcus Jeffrey, Director Estate Upkeep Performance Defence Estate and Infrastructure Group (DE&IG) is the consolidated service delivery organisation for Defence. DE&IG Supporting Defence capability and enabling Defence priorities. DE&IG has a budget in excess of $3 billion, with an asset base with a gross replacement value in excess of $62 billion and around 2,100 civilian and 550 military staff.

Defence Estate Works Program, Aurecon, Michael Dunn, Regional Leader, NNSW, Augility, Esti Cogger, Senior Project Manager,

Managing and delivering hundreds of projects annually across Australia at Defence bases and sites with a strong focus on value for money and quality outcomes for Defence.

New Air Combat Capability, JSF Infrastructure, Coffey Partners, Jason McCosker, Project Manager / Contract Administrator,

Base Redevelopment, RAAF, Wing Commander Geoff Leeke
This is an extremely complex project, with a wide range of airfield infrastructure and facilities being designed and delivered at multiple sites around Australia including The NACC project will provide airfield infrastructure and operational, administration and training facilities at RAAF Bases Williamtown, Tindal, Townsville, Darwin, Curtin, Scherger, Learmonth, Pearce and Edinburgh and Defence Establishment Myambat.
Williamtown Redevelopment Project

Asphalt Innovations in Airport Pavements, Australian Asphalt Pavement Association (AAPA)

Michael Caltabiano, CEO AAPA

Michael has extensive industry experience in the public and private sectors within the road design, construction and maintenance spheres.

Session 2
Estate Maintenance and Operation Services (EMOS), Contract
Brookfield GIS, Neil Connolly,
Estate Maintenance and Operation Services (EMOS) including estate upkeep, land management and cleaning.

Hunter Defence Strategic Group, John Quaife (AVM, R’td), Member Update on NACC, JSF Regional Focus. and opportunities for the Hunter.

Explosives and their effects on structures. Defence Reserve Support Council
Dr Michael D. Netherton (Sqn Ldr RAAF Reserve, DRSC)
Lecturer in Structural Engineering, Centre for Infrastructure Performance and Reliability, Civil Engineering. The University of Newcastle.

Infrastructure Equipment.
Institute of Public Works Australia, PWEA , Scott Leighton. Event Manager CIVENEX, Australia’s Premier Infrastructure Expo.

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HunterNet Chairman, Michael Sharpe

HunterNet is widely recognised within Australian manufacturing and academia as the most successful industry ‘cluster’ of its type nationally. The organisation involves over 200 companies, active in national and international infrastructure and asset management, energy and resources, defence and advanced manufacturing supply chains. Through its membership, HunterNet represents over 70,000 employees.

Sponsors Required

$1500 sponsor includes two attendee tickets and display your banner located in the summit audience venue. Recognition on summit social media, media logo on summit flyers.

$3000 major sponsor (limit of 3 major sponsors only) includes two attendee tickets; display your two banners located in the summit audience venue; sponsor can supply one show bag; 2400mm x 900mm display table in the summit audience venue; recognition on summit social media, media and logo on summit flyers.

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