SMEC has successfully delivered a project for the Government of Tanzania, through the Tanzania Electric Supply Company Ltd (TANESCO), to carry out Feasibility Studies and Distribution Master Plan Studies for four major cities/load centres in Tanzania.

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A recent highlight from our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan was the acknowledgement of National Reconciliation Week, which is an annual week to celebrate Indigenous culture and explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

SMEC has released our 11th annual Sustainability Report, which outlines our progress towards our sustainability objectives and the environmental outcomes we influence through our projects and services.

Through the generosity, support and assistance of our employees, partners and alumni, the SMEC Foundation has been supporting a range of community initiatives around the world. Read more about these projects in our 2020 Foundation Report

Senior executive Karen Atkinson was recently joined by fellow female engineers Frenchsie Kumoropotri and Della Permata in a webinar panel discussion on women in engineering, hosted by the Jakarta branch of the UK-based Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the oldest civil engineer association in the world.

SMEC has been engaged by Rwanda Water Resources Board to undertake feasibility studies and detailed design for Masaka flood control.

Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has appointed SMEC to develop the concept design for the Blayney to Demondrille rail section of the historic Cowra Lines.

Residents in Kelmscott in Perth’s south east are the first to see the benefits of the METRONET Level Crossing Removal Program which has now decommissioned the boom gates on Denny Avenue and completed construction of the new rail-over-road underpass at Davis Road.

SMEC’s Environment and Water Resources Group in East Africa (Tanzania Region) is currently undertaking Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs) of eight proposed irrigation schemes, covering 3,939 ha of irrigation area, in five districts in Malawi.