With 2,615 km of sewer pipes, 3,906 km of water pipes and 885 km of stormwater infrastructure, Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality appointed SMEC South Africa to develop operational and maintenance plans for its ageing water and sanitation infrastructure.

SMEC partnered with the Asian Development Bank and the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) to accelerate infrastructure delivery through comprehensive engineering and advisory services.

Infrastructure plays a pivotal role in unlocking economic potential and fostering regional integration. The N4-Section 5X project, undertaken by SMEC for TRAC, exemplifies this transformative power by addressing critical infrastructure challenges along the Maputo Development Corridor (MDC), a vital economic artery connecting South Africa and Mozambique.

South African National Roads Agency Limited’s N2 Wild Coast Toll Road (N2WCTR) serves as a shining example of a catalytic infrastructure project that combines socio-economic benefits and engineering ingenuity.

The Green Energy Corridor aimed to create an environmentally and climate-impact friendly power supply through the integration of renewable energy into the India Power Grid.

Mughalsarai - Son Nagar is part of India’s Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor a 1,839 km long double-track electrified railway line that will run from Ludhiana in Punjab to Dankuni in West Bengal.

The Murray Basin Rail Project (MBRP) aims to deliver key benefits for primary producers and freight operators on the existing rail network, including increased capacity, improved network reliability and resilience, and reduced journey times, without further gauge standardisation.

The Schoemanskloof Upgrade Study represents a pioneering approach to the strategic planning of two-lane rural highways in South Africa. The purpose of this study was specifically to coalesce a series of disparate studies into a single, holistic platform and as such reduced the number of drawings down to a single sheet.

The challenge was to design a comprehensive blueprint for Water Supply and Sanitation that resonated with the Greater Freetown area.

The rail network in India is the fourth largest in the world, and an important mode of transportation for commuters and goods across the country. SMEC was engaged as Project Management Consultant for the electrification of the Hospet – Hubli – Tingaighat double line section in Karnataka, India.