The establishment of Infrastructure WA (IWA) and the release of our Discussion Paper, which will pave the way towards the State’s first 20-year infrastructure strategy, are just some of the highlights featured in IWA’s first Annual Report.

Highlights from this year’s report detail the Infrastructure Western Australia Act 2019 officially commencing in July last year, and the appointments of our first 15 staff members and ten-person inaugural Board.

This report is a review of Infrastructure WA’s (IWA) performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2020.

State-wide workshop series: What we learnt

 

A big thank you to everyone who attended one of the workshops hosted by IWA during the past two months. 

 

We visited all 10 regions, hosted 15 different workshops (including three online ones) and were able to hear the views of 450+ different participants. 

 

While we still have a lot more analysis to do, we do know that transport, digital connectivity and telecommunications, energy, industry and governance are all issues that unite people across WA. 

 

 

During July and August 2020, as part of the engagement program to support the release of A Stronger Tomorrow: State Infrastructure Strategy Discussion Paper, IWA hosted a state-wide workshop series. We travelled the length and breadth of WA to gain a better understanding about the medium and long-term infrastructure needs and priorities in different areas and by different sectors.

Phil Helberg (Chief Executive Officer)

Headshot of Phil Helberg

In case you missed it: Discussion Paper online launch

 

Infrastructure WA officially opened the door to a state-wide conversation about the future of infrastructure in Western Australia with the release of its State Infrastructure Strategy Discussion Paper on Friday 26 June 2020.

 

If you missed it you can now access a recording of the full one-hour webinar. 

 

 

Infrastructure WA officially opened the door to a state-wide conversation about the future of infrastructure in Western Australia with the release of its State Infrastructure Strategy Discussion Paper on Friday 26 June 2020.

If you'd like more information on the Discussion Paper or how to submit feedback, please visit our Discussion Paper page.

Infrastructure WA (IWA) provides expert advice and assistance to the WA Government on infrastructure matters.

We do not retain preferred supplier lists, however if you wish to let IWA know about your business’ capabilities, please contact enquiries@infrastructure.wa.gov.au.

Procurement

IWA procures goods and services in accordance with the Procurement Act 2020 and state government procurement policies.

Infrastructure WA is pleased to release our 2020-21 Annual Work Program.

The purpose of this Annual Work Program is to provide an overview of key priorities that IWA proposes to undertake over the next 12 months. Publication of the work program supports the transparency of IWA’s activities, consistent with the principles on which IWA is established.

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