Bridge infrastructure is the backbone of modern connectivity, blending innovative design with engineering precision to overcome natural and urban barriers while enhancing mobility. By incorporating advanced materials and future-proof technologies, these structures ensure sustainable progress and shape the aesthetic identity of cities, creating iconic landmarks that merge form and function. In this way, bridges define urban landscapes, reflecting the unique character and the future of the cities they connect.

SMEC has been selected as the Project Management and Construction Supervision Consultant (PMCS) for Phase 5 of Dar Es Salaam's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) program. This marks SMEC’s continued involvement in one of Tanzania’s most ambitious urban transportation initiatives, following successful work on Phases 1 and 3.

Lupus is a complex autoimmune disease affecting thousands in Fiji and across the Pacific, with many cases going undiagnosed. The prevalence is particularly high among women, and limited healthcare access and low awareness pose significant challenges in the region.

As the world comes together to celebrate Global Hydropower Day 2024, SMEC proudly recognises the vital role of hydropower in the global clean energy transition. This annual celebration, led by the International Hydropower Association (IHA), highlights the importance of hydropower in creating a sustainable future and achieving net-zero goals.

Currently at an advanced preparation stage, the Prieska Power Reserve (PPR) project in the Northern Cape will be the first of its kind in South Africa to implement a hybrid renewable energy system to produce green ammonia and green hydrogen – initially for the local market, and longer-term for export as well.

In a significant step towards environmental sustainability, SMEC has partnered with the Resilience Innovation and Social Change Girls Club (RISCGC) to support their groundbreaking plastic waste recycling project. The handover ceremony took place at SMEC’s Honiara office, where Benjamin Aitoroi, SMEC’s Country Accountant and Administrator, officially handed over the donation to Bobby Siarani, the founder of RISCGC.

SMEC has been chosen by the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) to lead the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) and Resettlement Policy Framework for the 132kV Eastern Backbone Transmission Line.

SMEC is honoured to partner with The APP Group and the NSW Government to help deliver the Critical Infrastructure Program for the World Heritage-listed, Lord Howe Island within Australia.

The Montrose Interchange Upgrade project has won the CESA award of excellence for projects valued between R50 million and R250 million.