The IPWEA NZ 2022 Conference, Sustainability through Reform - Taking Aotearoa to 2050 took place at Te Pae in Ōtautahi in October 2022.
Sustainable solutions and long-term thinking have never been more needed in our communities. Households, businesses, communities, organisations and governments throughout Aotearoa are grappling with the challenges and complexities of COVID-19, supply chain issues, workforce and talent shortages, cost escalations, climate change, new ways of working and multiple reforms affecting almost every sector in one way or another.
Te Pae, Christchurch, Ōtautahi | 3-5 October 2022
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You can view and download conference presentations using the folders below. Thank you to all speakers who have shared their presentations for attendees.
Our central theme of sustainability is far reaching and calls for communities to be sustainable not just environmentally, but also socially, culturally, and economically. Sustainability also characterises the importance of ensuring our taonga, treasured places, regions, and cities across New Zealand are preserved, enhanced, and can be enjoyed by future generations. We need a shift in our future thinking so that long-term benefits accrue regardless of the changing cycles we find ourselves in; economic, natural disaster, pandemic, political, or even geo-political. We’re also entering a time of change with reforms heralding a new way of delivering services and solutions. Reform across local government, three waters, environment and resource management, health and education provide an opportunity to leverage change. Sustainability can take a leading role within the new legislation, organisations, and industry approaches. It’s an opportunity too great to miss. Public works professionals play key roles in delivering sustainable infrastructure outcomes; through projects, planning, delivering services, leadership and all our spheres of influence. How we address the challenge of sustainability through reform is up to us. At Sustainability Through Reform we will inspire you, celebrate you, and upskill you to meet this challenge. I look forward to welcoming you to our conference in October as we grapple our future realities. IPWEA New Zealand President
At Sustainability Through Reform we are exploring the challenges and opportunities that our communities face in these times of change, and showcasing innovative ideas and responses.
Priyani de Silva-Currie
It wouldn’t be an IPWEA NZ conference without big picture thinkers challenging the way we see our sector! Our Keynote Speakers will tackle our journey to 2050 through the lens of sustainability and reforms, in an ever-changing landscape.
Hon Nanaia Mahuta
As a mother, and a constituent MP with 20 plus years’ experience who has come from ‘flax-root’ politics, Hon Nanaia Mahuta remains connected to the aspirations of people from all walks of life. Those who work hard for a living so that their children can do better, kaumatua, tradespeople, those who aspire to own their home, those who own small businesses and those who lead a range of services and organisations and huge iwi entities. Nanaia is a tribal member of Waikato-Tainui, Ngāti Maniapoto and Ngāti Manu and her parliamentary experience has enabled her to contribute to the collective aspirations of Maori and all New Zealanders. In the 2020 Labour Government, Nanaia became the first woman to hold the Foreign Affairs portfolio. She is also Minister of Local Government, and Associate Minister for Māori Development.
Dr Susan Krumdieck
Professor Susan Krumdieck is Chair in Energy Transition Engineering at Heriot-Watt University. She has more than 30 years in energy systems engineering including renewable energy, efficiency, hydrogen and carbon capture technologies. Her current position is academic director of the Islands Centre for Net Zero working directly with communities and businesses to realise net zero by 2030 in the Orkney Islands, Scotland. She has been a leader in the emerging trans-discipline of Transition Engineering.
Blake Lepper
Blake has a background in the delivery of major infrastructure projects. He has hands on experience across the project lifecycle including in strategic planning, business case development, design management, procurement, and commissioning. He is a passionate advocate for getting better value from our infrastructure investment by ensuring we are good stewards of our infrastructure assets and are building resilient networks that are future proofed for future challenges. He joined Te Waihanga after a number of years supporting the Government on the recovery and regeneration of Christchurch following the 2010/2011 earthquakes. He has a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Science.
Susan Freeman-Greene
Susan has led LGNZ since September 2020 and believes that when local government is strong our communities and Aotearoa thrive. Under her leadership, LGNZ aims to create the most active and inclusive local democracy in the world. She came to this role after nearly six years as Chief Executive of Engineering New Zealand where she led the transformation of the organisation into a modern inclusive outward-facing organisation dedicated to engineering better lives for New Zealanders.
Bernard Hickey
Bernard Hickey is an independent analyst and commentator who covers politics, business and economics from the Parliamentary Press Gallery in Wellington. Bernard often appears on television and radio to talk about housing affordability, climate change, infrastructure and inequality. He loves understanding and explaining the political economy to a wider audience with a compelling mix of charts and humour. He also produces a daily email newsletter for subscribers called The Kākā, which anyone at the IPWEA NZ conference can sign up to for a year for free here.
Sir Ian Taylor
Sir Ian Taylor founded Animation Research Limited (ARL) in 1990, making their first TV advert in 1991 and in 1992, working on the America’s Cup with a computer the size of a fridge. Today, ARL is based in Dunedin and covers sports all over the world. Outside of sports, ARL specialises in building all sorts of technology that is entirely new – to them aswell. So, it may come as a surprise that Ian claims to have no skills whatsoever. He believes that he’s received his accolades because he has had the amazing good fortune to have worked alongside some of the cleverest people in the world.
Discover the magic and reinvigoration of Ōtautahi, Christchurch through the lens of Public Asset and Infrastructure Management with our exclusive tours.
Hugh and James, headed to the Ōtākaro/Avon River to discuss the Te Papa Ōtākaro/Avon River Precinct tour – your opportunity to paddle a hand-crafted waka down the river.
Our tours have been created just for you, to give you an insight into the behind the scenes work taking place in Christchurch to reimagine its rivers, buildings, transport and history to create a sustainable future for the city.
Through the tours, you’ll explore the cultural, economic, environmental and social investments addressing the needs of the community.
Tours are an indispensable element of our conference, giving you a closer look at how the city’s infrastructure has been redeveloped through resilience and reform.
All tours are included in your registration fee. Places are limited. We highly encourage you to book soon as spaces will run out fast!
Te Papa Ōtākaro/Avon River Precinct
The largest public realm transformation project ever delivered in Aotearoa, the $120million programme includes a series of projects that accentuate Christchurch’s iconic spring-fed river as a central city feature.
This tour is unique! Paddle a hand-crafted waka down the Ōtākaro Avon River as you hear cultural and historical stories of Cantebury’s Ngāi Tahu iwi.
Te Papa Ōtākaro/Avon River Precinct Tour
The largest public realm transformation project ever delivered in New Zealand, the $120m programme includes a series of projects that accentuate Christchurch’s iconic, spring-fed river as a central city feature.
This tour discusses projects such as the new 3.2 km paved promenade to re-orientate the city towards the river and improve public amenity and access to the river; the integration of rain gardens, grassed areas, and river habitat restoration to improve instream ecological values and mahinga kai values; the redesign of Victoria Square acknowledging the early Ngāi Tūāhuriri connection to the area and its use for gathering mahinga kai and trading; and an opportunity to enjoy the experience of paddling a hand-crafted waka down the Ōtākaro Avon River as you hear historical and cultural stories of Canterbury’s Ngāi Tahu iwi.
The tour will commence at Te Pae at 9.00am, Monday 3 October 2022. This tour will be an exciting opportunity to explore the development and management of Ōtautahi’s River precinct on foot and in waka! Spaces are limited so make sure you book early to guarantee your spot!
The tour will visit:
- Te Pae, Christchurch Convention Centre
- Te Papa Ōtakaro/Avon River Promenade
- Victoria square
- Waka on Avon Tour
Rebuilding – Vertical Anchor Projects
Anchor Projects and Precincts were designated to encourage private sector investment and developments around them and attract people into the central city, stimulating the transformation of the central city into a place where people want to live, work and visit for social and cultural activities.
Join us to discuss technical challenges, resilience and innovation!
Christchurch rebuild – Vertical Anchor Projects
Anchor Projects and Precincts encourage private sector investment and developments around them and attract people into the central city. These projects stimulate transformation of the central city into a place where people want to live, work and visit for social and cultural activities. This tours discusses technical challenges, resilience and innovation features in four vertical anchor projects: Te Pae – Convention Centre, Tūranga – Central library, Justice and Emergency Services Precinct, and Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre.
This tour will depart Te Pae at 9.30am on Monday 3rd October, 2022. Essential to the understanding of the redevelopment of Ōtautahi’s Anchor Projects, this tour will enhance your understanding of the public planning happening in Christchurch.
The tour will visit:
- Te Pae, Christchurch Convention Centre
- Tūranga – Central library
- Justice Precinct
- Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre
The total walking distance of this tour is 2.9km.
An Accessible City
The roading network in central Christchurch has been transformed from one largely built for private vehicles, into a system that caters for all users and will continue to do so for decades to come, with emphasis placed on public transport, pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders!
What are the social and technical challenges of redesigning an inner-city transport network? Join this tour to find out!
An Accessible City
The roading network in central Christchurch has been transformed from one largely built for private vehicles, into a system that will cater for all users for decades to come, including public transport, pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders. This tour discusses the technical and social challenges of redesigning an inner-city transport network.
This tour will leave Te Pae at 9:00am on Monday 3rd October, 2022. It’ll visit:
- Durham Street – Southbound
- Avon River Precinct to Hospital Corner
- Tuam Street to Bus Interchange
- South Frame cycle ways
- Innovation to High Street
- High Street to East Frae Linear Park
- Manchester Street to Worcester Boulevard
- Worcester Boulevard to Cathedral Square
The total walking distance of this tour is 2.8km.
Heritage Restoration
Many heritage buildings and structures in the central city were lost in the aftermath of the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes, but some were able to be saved and are currently being restored. But, rebuilding and strengthening heritage sites comes with challenges.
Interested to hear about the structures and solutions being used to preserve original heritage features of Ōtautahi’s buildings? Join this tour!
Heritage Restoration
Many heritage buildings and structures in the central city were lost in the aftermath of the 2010-11 Canterbury earthquakes, but some were able to be saved and are being restored. This tour discusses the technical challenges to rebuild and strengthen heritage sites. Structures and solutions to preserve the original heritage features.
This tour will depart Te Pae at 9.30am on Monday 3rd October 2022. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the challenges facing the heritage buildings and structures in Christchurch, as the city is reinvented.
The tour will visit:
- Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre
- The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora
- Christ Church Cathedral
- Public Trust Building
Monday 3 October 2022
9:30am
Walk & Talk Tours – a behind the scenes look at Asset Management in Christchurch, Ōtautahi
12:00pm
Pre-conference kai – light refreshments available in the Exhibition Hall
13:00pm
Mihi, Welcome & Opening Address from the Honorable Nanaia Mahuta
13:45pm
Keynote address: Dr Susan Krumdieck – sponsored by 
This Historical Moment: Changing our perspective through knowledge, Gaining transition insights through framing tools, and Doing the Transition Engineering Work.
14:45pm
Afternoon Tea – kindly sponsored by
15:15pm
AECOM/IMNZ/Young Leaders Report 2020 & 2021
Advancing your Professional Development, Jodie O’Doherty, IPWEA NZ
Under 35 Presentations
Digital Innovation is Paving the Way to Connected Construction, Fleur Tytheridge, Thinkproject
Local Government is at the Forefront of Climate Change but Lacking the Funds to Fight, Michaela Aspell, Pattle Delamore Partners
Keeping up with Cartography, Jess Holland, WSP
Hynds Pipe Systems Presentations – sponsored by 
Prioritising road stormwater quality outcomes to deliver safe waterways and harbours, John Tetteroo, GHD & Veenay Rambisheswar, Auckland Transport
How to communicate risk when it feels like no one is listening, Rebekah Robertson and Alex Cartwright, Tonkin + Taylor
Daldy Street Outfall – innovation for the 36th America’s Cup, David Pattinson, McConnell Dowell
17:00pm
Hynds Happy Hour
19:00pm
Pub Night with HEB 
Programme is subject to change.
Tuesday 4 October 2022
7:30am
Breakfast
8:30am
Keynote address: Bernard Hickey, Years of Living Dangerously, proudly sponsored by 
8:55am
Future for Local Government New Zealand, Susan Freeman-Greene, LGNZ
9:40am
An update from IPWEA NZ’s Special Interest Groups
LDEG | NAMS | RIMS | Wai Kotahi
Presentation of the Hynds Under 35 Paper Awards
IPWEA NZ Excellence Award Finalists Announced
10:30am
Morning Tea proudly sponsored by 
11:00am
Concurrent Session 1
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Risk
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Community
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Technology
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Climate-related reporting using the TCFD framework: an unexpected driver of climate action, Matt Raeburn, Beca
An Unexpected Journey: Improving Hamilton City Council’s Three Waters Resilience to Unexpected Events, Melanie Liu, Beca and Karl Hjelmstrom, Hamilton City Council
Journey as a councillor: Stewarding our Tūrangawaewae in difficult circumstances, Jako Abrie, Beca
Rawhiti Smart Water Network, Irmana Sampedro, Michele McDonald, Christchurch City Council
Environment Enhancement; life beyond protection, Bridget Robinson & Elisa Chillingworth, HEB
Risky Business, Josh Taylor and Emily Walton, Wynn Williams
Guardians of the Galaxy, a whimsical journey through the career of an asset manager, Priyani de Silva-Currie, Beca
Where we have been and what the future entails – Low emissions asphalt, Greg Thompson, Fulton Hogan
The Missing Link: embodied emissions estimation, Chris Cameron, PDP
From Canaries to Dashboards – Managing Risk for Asset Owners, Willis MacBeth, WSP
National asset risk management programme of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Colin Krumdieck, Retired Geotechnical Engineer
Case studies of Seismic Resilient transmission water pipelines for high-risk environments, Todd Randell, Hynds
All Models are wrong, but some are useful, Michael Shenker, TSA Management
Ones and Zeros… How do you know what you really need? Andy Holt, WSP
12:30pm
Networking Lunch proudly sponsored by
1:35pm
Concurrent Session 2
Environment
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Planning
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Community
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Technology
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Protect and Restore: how Auckland Transport is improving the environment, Cathy Bebelman, Auckland Transport
Buildings Are People Too, Tony Anderson, Beca
Raising the Bar through Broader Outcomes: a passing fad or an opportunity for an industry revolution? Sarah Lang & Matt Bismark, Beca
Engineering evidence-based decision making: bringing data to life, Tim Cross, WSP
Design for Climate Change Sustainability and Resilience – does this need to cost more? Pathmanathan Brabhaharan, WSP
Re-imagining the three waters strategy for Dunedin, Dan Stevens, Beca
Sustainable Future – Providing Asset Managers for Tomorrow, Theuns Henning, University of Auckland
Implementing & using an Asset Information Management System to better support Asset Management Processes and Decisions, Brohier Gladstone, Technology One
Adapting Auckland’s Transport, Ashishika Sharma, Auckland Transport
Stormwater Pipe condition assessments – if only animals could talk, Clarissa Campbell – IPWEA Queensland Best Paper presentation
Workplace Wellbeing and a healthy bottom line – one can’t happen without the other, Jane Kennelly, Skills Consulting Group
AAIF – Importance of Quality asset data for automating 3 Waters renewals planning, Chris Tredinnick, Abley
3:10pm
Afternoon tea
3:40pm
Concurrent Session 3
Environment
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Planning
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Community
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Technology
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Is it really possible to get to net zero? Simon Jones, Metis Consultants
Digital Twins – the promise and the pitfalls, Kat Salm, Harrison Grierson
Our People are a Finite Resource – Understanding their Strengths and your Risks, Roger Brady, REG
Efficient and effective source water risk management plans, Bridget O’Brien, WSP
De-carbonising Infrastructure – Councils Lead NZ’s Carbon Crunch, Steve Couper, Mott MacDonald
Reconfiguring our plane during mid-flight: Leveraging IWM to Bring Sustainable Water Strategies to Life, Ian Ho & Justine Bennett, GHD
The Circular Economy and Te Ao Māori: What we can learn from Indigenous Worldviews, Debbie O’Byrne & John Blyth, Beca
AI: the past, present & future, William Silcock & Elizabeth Parker, Fulton Hogan
Less is more, Paul Thomas, HEB
Building a base for broader outcomes, Claire McCarthy, Height
From engineer to food rescue hero, Phillipa Hunt, WSP
Bridging the gap: Data standards to data quality, Chris Tredinnick, Abley
6:30pm
IPWEA NZ Asset Management Excellence Awards Dinner 2022
Programme is subject to change.
Wednesday 5 October 2022
7:30am
Breakfast
8:30am
IPWEA NZ Special Interest Group Update
LDEG | NAMS | RIMS | Wai Kotahi
Industry Update, Blake Lepper, Te Waihanga New Zealand Infrastructure Commission
Panel Discussion: Infrastructure to Transform Aotearoa – can we deliver?
Raf Manji, Jane Davis, Blake Lepper, Dr Susan Krumdieck, Warner Cowin
10:15am
Morning Tea
10:45am
Concurrent Session 4
Environment
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Water & People
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Digital & Design
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Technology
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Improved Understanding of Climate Risk and Response, Chris Cameron, PDP
Healthy urban waterways through innovative stormwater technology, Frances Charters, University of Canterbury
Maintaining Collaboration and Creating Value in NZS 3910 Contracts, Chris Olsen, ICWNZ & Dave Nicholls, Whanganui Alliance
From ‘Bling to a Thing’ Downer Road Fault Detection System – more than just AI, Peter Mortimer, Downer NZ
Optimising Carbon Footprints, Phillipa O’Shea, Downer NZ
Bundaberg Regional Council Stormwater Management Strategy – A New Path for Council’s Longstanding Challenges, Dwayne Honor, Bundaberg Regional Council
IPWEA Queensland Best Paper Presentation
Steeling ourselves for a sustainable future, Raed El Sarraf, WSP
Digital Transformation in Asset Management Using a Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Platform, John Jiang, Hastings District Council
Realising carbon reduction opportunities in infrastructure – converting opportunities into real savings, Sam Turner, Beca
An Overview of Options for Land Transport Decarbonisation, Zoe Burkitt, WSP
Practical Diversity – attracting and retaining talent through creating vulnerability in an engineering business, Warner Cowin, Height
Driving innovative pavement solutions through investigation and design collaboration, Jaime Clark, Fulton Hogan
Project Pure WWTP Upgrade – Designing for Constructability, Rae Stewart & Annalise Duffy, Beca
Tips from the front line of Asset Management Data Standard migration, Jeremy Hughes, Company X
12:20pm
Networking Lunch
1:20pm
IPWEA Australasia President | IPWEA NZ President | Prizedraw
1:50pm
Keynote address: Sir Ian Taylor proudly sponsored by
2:35pm
2022 IPWEA NZ Conference Closes
Programme is subject to change.
The IPWEA NZ 2022 Conference will bring together the great Asset and Infrastructure Management thinkers in our industry. With over 55 technical and thought-leadership presentations lined up, there will be so much to discuss. Join colleagues and peers, both old and new, from across Aotearoa at our three evening functions, to make the most of this opportunity to connect.
Hynds Pipe Systems happy hour
Date Monday 3 October 2022
Time 5.00pm
Inclusions Nibbles and beverages
Come along to the Hynds Happy hour, network and catch up with your peers.
Pub Night with HEB
Date Monday 3 October 2022
Time 7.00pm
Inclusions Buffet dinner, beverages and quiz
Pub food, bar tables and optional Pub Quiz!
IPWEA NZ Asset Management Excellence Awards Gala Dinner
Date Tuesday 4 October 2022
Time 6.30pm
Dress code Black tie or cocktail
Join us for the biggest celebration of Asset Management people and projects of the year! We’re excited to raise a toast to the work taking place across Aotearoa and announce the winners of our scholarships and excellence awards winners!
HEB Construction strives to be a benchmark in construction and the partner of choice in a changing world because the future is being built today. HEB Construction designs and builds structures and infrastructure that addresses the major issues facing society – global warming, population growth, burgeoning urbanisation, and increasing mobility. The success of its projects rests on attentiveness, respect, social and environmental engagement, and strong stakeholder partnerships built on trust. HEB Construction has been in the construction business in New Zealand for over 35 years.
They’re proud to belong to the VINCI Group, as part of the VINCI Construction International Network. Together HEB and VINCI provide a combination of New Zealand-based experience, backed by the global expertise, technical know-how, and the financial resources of one of the largest construction companies in the world.
Hynds Pipe Systems Ltd are the supply partner of choice for New Zealand’s civil construction industry, specialising in water and infrastructure based solutions.
Established in 1973, Hynds is a family-owned business which has built its reputation on customer service, customised solutions and innovation . Our nationwide network of Engineered Product Managers, Contract Account Managers, and 32 branches, stock and sell a comprehensive range of product including: Concrete pipes, manholes, precast structures, surface drainage channel and grate, plastic pipe systems, ductile iron fittings and valves, including speciality butterfly and knifegate valves . Hynds knowledgeable sales and technical team also work with contractors, consultants and councils to design customised solutions for complex drainage, water supply and waste treatment situations .
Beca is one of Asia Pacific’s largest independent advisory, design and engineering consultancies. After a century of operation, we have grown from a family-owned business to one of the most progressive, client-centric professional services consultancies in our region.
‘Creative people together transforming our world’ is our vision. It reflects our culture, our aspirations and our purpose – to make everyday better. We create value through understanding and delivering successful solutions, exceptional service and our enduring relationships, and use our skills and systems to empower innovation; helping our clients shape communities, optimise their assets and infrastructure, and streamline their operations.
With sustainability at the heart of what we do, we are passionate about the big picture, and delivering the social, environmental and economic outcomes needed for a safer, better tomorrow.
We are technical experts who design and provide strategic advice on sustainable solutions, engineering projects that will help societies grow for lifetimes to come.
We’re proud of the unique value we bring to our clients at WSP. With unrivalled local knowledge harnessed from over 150 years of pioneering the important infrastructure and environments of NZ, alongside our world-class technical experts in Transport, Property & Buildings, Power, Earth, Environment & Water who are part of the 36 communities around NZ in which we operate, we know this place like no other. This combined with our network of 55,000 global WSP experts means that we have the power to generate solutions that question today, imagine tomorrow and create for the future.
Communities are fundamental. Whether around the corner or across the globe, they provide a foundation, a sense of place and of belonging. That’s why at Stantec, we always design with community in mind.
We care about the communities we serve—because they’re our communities too. This allows us to assess what’s needed and connect our expertise, to appreciate nuances and envision what’s never been considered, to bring together diverse perspectives so we can collaborate toward a shared success.
We’re designers, engineers, scientists, and project managers, innovating together at the intersection of community, creativity, and client relationships. Balancing these priorities results in projects that advance the quality of life in communities across the globe.
Thinkproject is a global leader in construction intelligence, creating sustainable impact by turning intelligence from data and people into an indispensable asset. We provide integrated software and services that promote collaboration across the entire asset lifecycle, from design and build to operation, helping you make informed, data-driven decisions.
Connecting all stakeholders in single source of truth, RAMM is our innovative and fully integrated asset and work management solution for infrastructure and property. RAMM is leading-edge technology, helping our clients to optimise asset management and enhance predictive maintenance capability. Achieve real data visualisation with RAMM by combining your asset data with 2D and 3D models to easily identify and interact with assets in complex structures, import BIM data, and ingest real-time data to support the use of digital twins in RAMM.
Make intelligence your asset.
Waugh Infrastructure Management is a niche consultancy that assists governments and councils with the full range of infrastructure asset management planning, from strategic planning and policy development, through to operational service delivery.
Waugh provides industry leadership within the New Zealand local government infrastructure management field, developing widely used guidance and templates designed to meet legislative and industry requirements . Waugh are infrastructure management specialists with wide domain expertise, who enjoy being part of your team and assisting in delivering the outcomes you require.
12d Model, created by 12d Solutions Pty, is a comprehensive civil engineering and surveying software package used by major infrastructure design and construction Consultancies worldwide. 3d BIM models can be created and managed from field to finish with surveyors, designers, and constructors capturing and sharing asset information on survey-accurate 3d models which can be utilised by asset owners for the management of that assets lifecycle.
For over 30 years, 12d Model has been an industry leader in spatial infrastructure modelling in roading, three waters and other aspects of civil engineering projects in Australasia and worldwide.
beforeUdig is an online service which enables anyone undertaking excavation location of cables, pipes and other utility assets in and around any proposed dig site, helping to protect themselves and valuable assets during these works. In most cases it provides a ‘one stop shop’ for contractors to communicate about their planned activities with member utilities and authorities.
Conhur specialises in dredging and dewatering sludge and silts, sludge surveys, digester cleaning and large bore PE pipe welding. Since 1999, Conhur have earned a reputation as an innovative and professional contractor, with a history of completing projects on time and budget, while maintaining exemplary quality and safety standards.
Deighton Associates Limited (Deighton) has established itself as one of the world leaders in providing asset management systems and asset management expertise at the strategic, tactical, and operational levels for agencies around the world. Recognised as the premier software product for infrastructure asset management, dTIMS® is used to manage large infrastructure networks in Africa, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, New Zealand, and the United States.
These infrastructure networks include hundreds of thousands of miles of pavements, thousands of bridges, and millions of wastewater, storm water, and fresh water distribution pipe assets.
INTELLIGENT PUBLIC TOILET SYSTEMS
Exeloo crafts public toilets with intelligence and a design approach that is second to none.
Built to Last – Our public toilets are manufactured using the finest materials for long life and with sustainability in mind.
Social Inclusion – Exeloo creates hygienic, comfortable, and respectful environments for all people and all abilities.
Safety and Security – As a specialist we understand the safety dynamics of public toilets. Use our experience to design the best solution for your project.
Hygiene – Exeloo has pioneered touchless systems that minimise direct contact with toilet surfaces and help keep toilet cubicles refreshed.
Creating, connecting, and caring for communities.
Fulton Hogan Engineering Solutions is a specialist in-house technical team supporting our operational business to deliver high-quality roading and three waters infrastructure to improve the lives of people in New Zealand.
After nearly 90 years in business, we believe resilient infrastructure will help tackle the challenges of a changing world and we continue to invest and innovate to play our part. We are committed to pioneering tomorrow’s best-practice and supporting our clients.
GoodRich Environmental Solutions Ltd t/a RST Environmental Solutions are extremely passionate about environmental works and aim to deliver quality products and services which range from erosion control, sediment and dust control, slip repair and water treatment solutions. Our expertise and range of services are second to none and we are always innovating new ideas to meet the needs of all our customers and do so with environmentally friendly products.
Higgins is a dynamic and trusted New Zealand civil construction business with over 1,800 staff across New Zealand and Fiji. The breadth of capabilities and resources allows Higgins to deliver a fully-integrated complement of civil construction services. Higgins has a ‘customer number one’ focus making it a great place to work and good people to work with.
Hynds Water is a specialist division within the Hynds Group, established to provide expert technical support for New Zealand’s water infrastructure industry. Our team of watermain experts are based at a dedicated branch in Albany Auckland, with product available nationwide .
Hygrade Water is New Zealand’s leading wholesale supplier of products to the New Zealand water infrastructure industry. We offer expertise in pipes, valves, fittings, access covers and grates for pressure and drainage applications for all civil and municipal projects.
Owned by the industry for the industry, charitable organisation, Infrastructure Decision Support (IDS) ensures access to leading-edge deterioration modelling is kept within reach of all New Zealand local authorities, regardless of size or in-house technical expertise.
Over the past 22 years, IDS has worked closely with Canadian company Deighton, a global leader in asset management software. Deighton’s dTIMS (Deighton Total Infrastructure Management System) enables asset managers to incorporate all of their infrastructure assets into one common platform for strategic, tactical, and operational asset management. Using dTIMS, IDS have developed NZ-owned Intellectual Property (IP) that is available to the entire industry.
Jeff Booth Consulting specialises in water engineering consultancy services and supply network modelling, asset management and operational analytics software from Innovyze, a global leader in the development of software solutions to reduce sewer overflows, design green drainage, manage water quality, reduce leakage, and develop dashboards for decision making. Jeff Booth also supply datalogging solutions to enhance reticulation management.
Mass Products has proudly operated a design and development facility on the Gold Coast, since 2013. We have become industry leaders in supplying Aluminium Access Covers, Safety Grates, High Pressure Jetting Units, and other products to hundreds of Australian and international businesses, and government agencies.
We provide innovative industrial and safety solutions to the water and wastewater industry, such as Pump Station Refurbishment, Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance, and Stairs, Landings and Handrail upgrades.
Our experienced, professional team is at the heart of the way we do business, including sharing the company’s core values of quality, commitment, and integrity.
SuperSealing is a market leader in the road maintenance and construction industry, specialising in crack sealing. Since 2003, SuperSealing established long-term relationships with councils, civil contractors and leading road maintenance organisations. Their reputation has been built on reliability, quality of work, value for money and high levels of service. SuperSealing aims at improving the effectiveness of constructing and maintaining roads and services by utilising high quality products, systems, services and solutions. SuperSealing places the highest priority on OH&S with a fully integrated management system providing the framework for our continuous improvement.
TechnologyOne (ASX: TNE) is Australia’s largest enterprise software company and one of Australia’s top 150 ASX-listed companies, with locations across six countries. We provide a global SaaS ERP solution that transforms business and makes life simple for our customers. Our deeply integrated enterprise SaaS solution is available on any device, anywhere and any time and is incredibly easy to use. Over 1,200 leading corporations, government agencies, local councils, and universities are powered by our software.
For more than 35 years, we have been providing our customers enterprise software that evolves and adapts to new and emerging technologies, allowing them to focus on their business and not technology.
VisionUrban Environmental is a small specialist urban and environmental planning consultancy that also offers urban design and CPTED services. Led by award-winning planner and urban designer Nick Aiken, VisionUrban has its genesis in very large urban planning projects in London two decades ago. Current work extends across the North Island for local and central government clients, large consultancies and small private clients. Key recent projects include Plan Changes, masterplans-precincts, design audits-reviews, consents, and higher density residential.
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Wagners is a leading producer of construction materials and services for Australian and international markets. Established in 1989 in Toowoomba, Queensland, the company is an ASX‑listed business.
“We are strategic, innovative and entrepreneurial in our approach to business.”
Morphum Environmental is an environmental engineering, land development, environmental science and sustainability consultancy with offices in New Zealand and Australia.
They offer services in civil engineering, three waters, environmental assessments, land development, planning, water-sensitive urban design, geospatial services, sustainability strategy and community education initiatives.
The multi-disciplinary team provide pragmatic solutions to complex problems. Practical sustainability is a key value for Morphum which underpins all work. The team view the influence Morphum has on their clients, advocating for and implementing sustainable practices and technologies, as being at the heart of our contribution to a more sustainable New Zealand. Morphum isCarboNZero accredited, since 2011.
Waugh Infrastructure Management is a niche consultancy that assists governments and councils with the full range of infrastructure asset management planning, from strategic planning and policy development, through to operational service delivery.
Waugh provides industry leadership within the New Zealand local government infrastructure management field, developing widely used guidance and templates designed to meet legislative and industry requirements . Waugh are infrastructure management specialists with wide domain expertise, who enjoy being part of your team and assisting in delivering the outcomes you require.
Sustainability through Reform – Taking Aotearoa to 2050, will be hosted at Te Pae in Ōtautahi, Christchurch.
The conference will include an exhibition, offering industry trade stands to help promote their products, services and brand to conference attendees.
Please see below for Exhibition Floorplan. If you are interested in having a trade stand at the conference please get in touch with Alton Craig on alton@conferenceteam.co.nz.
Ōtautahi Christchurch is a place of innovation, exploration and vibrancy. Whilst you may be heading to Christchurch for the conference, stay for the city!
When the daffodils begin to bloom and the blossoms line the avenues, it’s a sure sign warmer weather is on the way. Fondly renowned for hundreds of parks and gardens, Christchurch is the perfect place to visit and explore throughout Spring. Venture out into the Canterbury region and enjoy the wide range of activities on offer all within a few hours’ drive from the city. We have gathered the best of the region below to help you make the most of Spring in Canterbury!
ChristchurchNZ have prepared handy itineraries to help you plan your trip Ōtautahi! For more information and ideas, visit their website!
