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SMART Tunnel Project
The Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel (SMART) is a storm drainage and road structure located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. At 11 km, it is the longest stormwater tunnel in South East Asia and has helped to mitigate flooding problems in the city centre.
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Water Resources Strategic Action Plan
SMEC’s Strategic Action Plan for the KYB identified more than 100 recommended projects to be undertaken over the next 25 years to increase water security and sustainability. This plan is critical to planning the environmentally sustainable use of water resources while also meeting the needs of communities who face land degradation, vulnerability to climate changes, and water scarcity.
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Reko Diq Mine
Located in the Chaghi District of Balochistan in Pakistan, Reko Diq is a large copper and gold deposit containing 12.3 million tons of copper and 20.9 million ounces of gold in inferred and indicated resources.
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Doha Metro Green & Red Line
The Red Line, also known as the Coast Line, runs for about 40 kilometres from Al Wakra in the south to Lusail in the north. The line also connects Hamad International Airport at Terminal 1 to the centre of the city. The Red Line has 18 stations with the Legtaifiya Station allowing passengers to transfer over to the Lusail Tram.
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Ipswich Motorway upgrade – Dinmore to Goodna
Ipswich Motorway Upgrade project improved safety and quality of life for surrounding communities through enabling more transport options for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians, reducing congestion, providing safer motorways crossings, and increasing capacity for anticipated growth.
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Change Management for Rail Network Operator
In Chile, Santiago Metro engaged SMEC to provide professional services during their corporate SAP implementation. Over a period of eight months, SMEC’s team of five personnel provided support to approximately 750 maintenance personnel consisting of Santiago Metro employees and external contractors.
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Upgrading the N1 route
One of the most important routes in the country, South Africa’s N1 runs from Cape Town through Bloemfontein, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Polokwane to Beit Bridge on the border with Zimbabwe. With construction dating back to the 1970s, the 43km stretch from Ventersburg to Kroonstad urgently required complete reconstruction.
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Suva Arterial Road Upgrade
Spanning 17km, the Suva arterial road upgrade will transform urban collector roads and arterial roads. The project will reduce safety risks across the transport infrastructure system, including roads, bridges, jetties, and wharves. A key element of the brief was to embed climate resilience into the design.
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Anaklia Deep Sea Port Project
The Anaklia Deep Sea Port project is currently being developed by the Anaklia Deep Sea Port Development Agency, within the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia. Over 14 months, SMEC’s teams completed detailed design of the main access road and rail link to the port.
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