Sydney Gateway celebrates dual national award wins
Sydney Gateway’s Project Director Andrew Deck (centre) at the Civil Contractors Federation’s National Earth Awards in Canberra to receive the award on 28 November 2025
Sydney Gateway has achieved extraordinary milestones, taking home two national awards on Friday 28 November, the Civil/Infrastructure Award Over $25 Million from Master Builders Australia (MBA) and Project Value Greater Than $150 Million from the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF).
Chris Kyriacou (second from right) at Master Builders Australia Awards in Adelaide to receive the award on 28 November 2025
Earlier this year, the project received numerous accolades including the Engineers Australia 2025 Project of the Year: Outstanding Project for Innovation Award, NSW CCF Earth Awards: Project Value Over $150 million, Master Builders Australia: Best Use of Steel Award, and Master Builders Australia: Excellence in Construction Award.
These awards recognise the project as one of Australia’s most outstanding examples of engineering excellence, stakeholder collaboration, sustainability leadership and people-focused delivery.
A defining achievement for a landmark project
Delivered by the John Holland Seymour Whyte Joint Venture for Transport for NSW, Sydney Gateway connects the Sydney Motorway Network with the Domestic and International Terminals, unlocking one of the nation’s busiest transport corridors.
Completed ahead of schedule across both stages, the project delivered new multi-lane roads, 3km of active transport links, and 19 bridges — including the distinctive Network Arch Bridges and the Deborah Lawrie Flyover.
These national accolades reflect the dedication, innovation and solutions-focused approach consistently demonstrated by our people over more than four years.
