For the second year in a row, we are thrilled to announce that WSP was awarded “Most Sustainable Company in the Engineering Industry” as part of World Finance Magazine’s Sustainability Awards 2020. The award recognizes WSP’s longstanding commitment to make a positive and sustainable impact in our communities and environment.

The Western Harbour Tunnel and Beaches Link Program (WHTBL) is a major program of works comprising a new motorway crossing of Sydney Harbour, creating a new western bypass of the Sydney CBD Improving the efficiency of Australia’s busiest road, the Warringah Freeway and a motorway link between the Northern Beaches and the existing Sydney motorway network near North Sydney and Artarmon.

The $2.6 billion Sydney Gateway project has received State and Federal Government planning approval and is now up and away. Construction starts in 2021 and the 1000 direct jobs and 3000 indirect jobs will help boost Sydney’s economy.

WSP has welcomed Jason McIntosh to lead our Transport Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) services capability nationally. He joins the firm from John Holland where he was the General Manager – Mechanical & Electrical (M&E).

Our Online Community Portal – an interactive platform that facilitates community engagement has played a key role in the public exhibition of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport.

Ending the year by recognising acknowledgement and achievement, WSP is pleased to announce David Cruickshanks-Boyd has been named an Honorary Fellow of Engineers Australia for his substantial contributions to the industry through leadership in infrastructure delivery, board and volunteer positions, and as a champion of diversity.