Struber joined the bid team in the latter stages to rejuvenate and reposition the JV, and following the successful project award, provided critical start-up for nine months to set-up the project for delivery success.

Tendering services to support Acciona’s bid to deliver the largest regional road and bridge project in Victoria, providing a critical freight link to bypass Echuca town centre.

Struber was engaged to design, edit and deliver the 2019 Queensland Major Projects Pipeline (QLDMPP) Report in time for a major breakfast launch.

From 2015 until 2019, Struber has had between 3 and 12 team members (in peak consultation) based in-house at Cross River Rail to develop, implement and support the areas of stakeholder engagement, communications, creative and marketing.

Struber provided targeted communications to a remote community in the Gold Coast Hinterland following a major landslip resulting in structural damage to the road and infrastructure.

Struber wrote, edited and produced Downer’s RFP bid submission for Victoria’s Regional Rail Revival to deliver Avon River Bridge Upgrade (ARBU), a $50 million replacement of Victoria’s oldest rail bridge.

Struber provided strategic engagement support during road restoration works at over 80 sites along Lamington National Park Road following Cyclone Debbie in March 2017.

The project involved the placement of 16,290 tonnes of asphalt, replacement of traffic sensor studs, drainage, replacement of signage, revegetation and line marking works along one of Brisbane’s primary motorways – the Logan Motorway.

Isaac Regional Council engaged Struber to deliver a region-wide community engagement program to inform how Council should manage the flying foxes that migrate annually to camp in local towns.

The Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (TSRC) is a 41 kilometre bypass route to the north of Toowoomba and the largest Commonwealth Government commitment to a single road project in Queensland history.

Intersection upgrade project as part of the $160m road network improvement program for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Struber were commissioned to create an external annual audit to assess the marketing and engagement performance of G:Link, and formulate recommendations based on the findings.

The $1.3 billion Gold Coast Light Rail Stage One is a 13-kilometre, 16 station urban transport corridor, connecting Southport and Broadbeach.

Struber undertook desktop research, data mining and interviews to pool information and create content for a range of business development tools that would facilitate sustainable growth and business modelling.

The Queensland Major Project Pipeline (QMPP) report details the pipeline of projected works within Queensland’s infrastructure industry.

Our Engagement Taskforce provided on-ground support and developed a comprehensive engagement strategy for the bid submission and pitch presentation by the Greater Futures Partnership.

Applying Struber’s #futureofengagement vision to freight and mass transit on the Gold Coast for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, ensuring the local business community was informed, ready and excited for the games.

Aiming to develop workforceready, practically minded engineers, the second challenge by Constructionarium Australia was a scaled-down replica of Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge to be built in five days by 18 students and recent graduates under the guidance of industry veterans.

The Pacific Motorway upgrade between Mudgeeraba and Varsity Lakes will widen a 5.7km section of the motorway to three lanes in each direction, reducing travel time and congestion, improving safety, and increasing traffic flow.

The Gooding Drive roundabout upgrade will improve traffic flow, capacity and provide overall network benefits, as well as accommodate significant additional traffic anticipated as part of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Canberra Light Rail Stage 2, from the City to Woden, will extend the public transport spine for Canberra, connecting employment hubs, community services and commuters from south to north.

The first stage in delivering a faster, more convenient and sustainable public transport strategy for the people of the ACT, the Canberra Light Rail Stage 1 is a 12kilometre corridor from the City to Gungahlin, incorporating 13 stops.

Struber worked closely with Aurecon, the Department of Transport and Main Roads and the local community to deliver the 2-lane, 1.5km Beaudesert Town Centre Bypass, providing the community with a transport solution addressing localised congestion, visual amenity and road safety.

Negotiating access to private property is key to the continual success of Aurizon. In partnership with the client, Struber established a multi-faceted education campaign for employees, aiming to empower staff with knowledge about the fundamental importance of land access to their ongoing operations.

Development and rollout of a change management program to restructure Aurecon’s business structure through progression, engagement and developing technologies.

After 27 years as a Broadbeach landmark, the 12 metre high monorail track between The Oasis Shopping Centre and The Star Casino was deconstructed. Struber partnered with Delta Group to facilitate communication with major stakeholders during the fast-paced deconstruction process.

Following the 2011 South-East Queensland Floods, to safeguard community assets against future events, Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) embarked on the biggest road network flood reconstruction program the region had ever seen to safeguard community assets.

The largest freight rail infrastructure project in Australia, Inland Rail is a 1,700km line connecting regional Australia to domestic and international markets.

Applying Struber’s Engagement expertise and knowledge, the Get Set for the Games Travel Advice for Business Program provided local businesses with essential information to keep them moving during GC2018, allowing them to make the most of opportunities during the event.

Struber applied its #futureofengagement vision to engage local freight and mass transit communities on the Gold Coast City Transport Strategy 2031, which was developed to guide the city’s transport and create a smart, connected and liveable city under one network.

Assembling government leaders, leading infrastructure champions and community influencers, the IAQ hosted a transformational experience to unearth Brisbane’s full potential and explore future opportunities to transform the capital city from Liveable to Loveable.

Part of a $10.07million project to improve water infrastructure in the region

To improve motorist safety and freight movement, an additional eight overtaking lanes were developed between Oakey and Dalby.