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Logan to Gold Coast Faster Rail Queensland

ActivUs is delivering the $5.75 billion Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail project - transforming rail connectivity across one of Australia’s fastest-growing transport corridors.

Taylor Jenkins, Catchment

South-east Queensland is one of Australia's fastest-growing regions. Its rail network is catching up.

ActivUs is delivering the $5.75 billion Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail project - a transformational upgrade to one of the country's most heavily used transport corridors, connecting Brisbane, Logan, and the Gold Coast with faster, more reliable rail services.

The project will dramatically reduce travel times between south-east Queensland's key population centres, supporting the region's growth ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics and beyond. It addresses one of the most significant infrastructure gaps in Queensland's transport network - and does so at a scale that reflects the urgency of the task.

Five joint venture partners. Hundreds of subcontractors. Thousands of workers across one of the country's largest active construction projects. The social procurement and local content obligations that come with $5.75 billion in public investment are as significant as the engineering challenge itself.

ActivUs brings the delivery capability to match the ambition - and a responsibility to ensure south-east Queensland communities benefit throughout construction, not just at the ribbon cutting.

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