The PTP Alliance brings together McConnell Dowell, Arup and Mott Macdonald together with the Department of Infrastructure and Transport to deliver community-based and value-for-money public transport solutions that improve liveability and connectivity for South Australians – delivered safely and with minimal disruption to local communities.
Bringing together transport projects as part of a program of works under an Alliance ensures that all projects in the program have a consistent quality of delivery. When you walk past a PTP Alliance project, the safety outcomes, the way that the community is engaged and the commitment to minimising disruption is consistent irrespective of the complexity, the size or the location of the project.
In April 2024, the Port Dock Railway Line Project team hosted a site walk for the University of South Australia Master of Urban and Regional Planning students. Students were able to see first hand the works that are undertaken on an infrastructure and transport project.
Read full articleWorks to improve the pedestrian and cyclist access along sections of the Outer Harbor Greenway in Rosewater and Port Adelaide, will take place from late March 2024 for approximately 8 weeks, weather permitting.
Read full articleThe PTP Alliance is committed to engaging stakeholders and the community in developing and delivering public transport solutions.
On all PTP Alliance projects there will be many opportunities to get involved and stay informed via regular newsletters, information sessions, signage, factsheets and construction notifications. You can also register for email updates to stay up-to-date, or email or call the project team at any time.
The PTP Alliance will also provide other opportunities to be involved in projects via the Alliance's community safety education, schools STEM partnership, place activation, community wildlife, community development and business support programs.