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DT Infrastructure joins ACA

Australian Constructors Association 2 mins read

Australia’s largest construction companies are working together to make the industry more sustainable with the national representative body welcoming another member, DT Infrastructure.

DT Infrastructure is part of the Gamuda Group of Companies following the acquisition of Downer EDI’s Australian transport projects business.

Australian Constructors Association (ACA) CEO Jon Davies said the association was delighted to see the return of familiar faces to ACA committees and advisory groups, previously associated with Downer EDI.

“Being an ACA member signifies a shared commitment to creating a sustainable construction industry that is a great place to work,” said Mr Davies.

“DT Infrastructure is actively helping support our efforts in developing practical solutions for government and industry implementation, leading to a more efficient and progressive industry.”

DT Infrastructure CEO Darren Crichton said that joining the ACA reflects their aspiration to contribute to positive change.

“The opportunity for a more progressive and sustainable industry is in reach and we are excited to be working together with peers to achieve this,” said Mr Crichton.

“We’re not just improving the industry for current workers but also safeguarding its future.”

Emillie Sweeper, Head of Legal and Governance at DT Infrastructure joins Mr Crichton on the ACA Board, effective immediately.


Key Facts:

About DT Infrastructure

DT Infrastructure is part of the Gamuda Group of Companies following the acquisition in May 2023 of Downer EDI’s Australian transport projects business. DT Infrastructure brings together unique synergies between global infrastructure and property giant Gamuda and local expertise in transport and infrastructure projects across metropolitan and regional Australia.

Find out more.


About us:

The Australian Constructors Association is the only representative body for contractors delivering vertical and horizontal construction projects, as well as undertaking infrastructure asset management. Our members construct and service the majority of major infrastructure projects built in Australia every year. Our goal is to create a more sustainable construction industry.


Contact details:

Megan Anderson, Head of Media and Communications

ph: 0475 978 478 / e: megan.anderson@constructors.com.au 

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