Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Lt

Infrastructure Partnerships Australia (IPA) is an industry body representing Australia's infrastructure industry. The organization was launched in 2005 by then NSW Premier Morris Iemma and Victorian Treasurer John Brumby, with the aim of bringing together senior public and private sector Chief Executives in infrastructure to share knowledge, expertise, and best practices. As a representative body, IPA works closely with government agencies, regulatory bodies, and industry stakeholders to shape policy, develop new initiatives, and drive innovation in Australia's infrastructure sector. As an industry body, IPA provides a platform for its members to collaborate on projects, share research and data, and participate in industry-wide initiatives. The organization also advocates for policies that support the development of sustainable, efficient, and effective infrastructure solutions, ensuring that the needs of the Australian public are met. With its strong network of member companies and organizations, IPA is well-positioned to drive growth, improve outcomes, and enhance the overall reputation of Australia's infrastructure industry. By fostering collaboration, innovation, and expertise within the sector, IPA plays a critical role in shaping Australia's infrastructure landscape for the better. As a medium-sized organization with a strong presence in the country, IPA continues to make significant contributions to the development of world-class infrastructure that benefits both the nation and its citizens.