After the boom: Prospects for maintenance in Australia
Adrian Hart, James Johnston
Abstract
Adrian Hart, James Johnston
Abstract
The 2000s and early 2010s were boom years for investment in Australia, with a surge in construction of new infrastructure funded by both the public and private sectors. While this cycle in investment has turned down in recent years, its legacy is a whole new built environment in our cities and regions that needs to be operated and maintained.
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The 2000s and early 2010s were boom years for investment in Australia, with a surge in construction of new infrastructure funded by both the public and private sectors. While this cycle in investment has turned down in recent years, its legacy is a whole new built environment in our cities and regions that needs to be operated and maintained.
Key concepts: Boom, Project commissioning, Investment (military), Publishing, Business, Public investment, Private sector, Finance