Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL) has appointed Ventia the Road Corridor Maintenance Services (RCMS) contract, which includes 34km of roads, 8 bridges, 9.4km of open drains and 170 drainage structures, over 150ha landscaping and vegetation, boat ramps and more.

RCMS Contract demonstrates the strong depth of capability of the business to be able to diversify into adjacent markets to our existing Contracts such as the Road Asset Management Contract (RAMC) for the Department of Transport and Main Roads in southeast Queensland, Transurban Queensland’s Incident Response and Maintenance (IR&M) contract, and the Pavement Maintenance Services contract for the Brisbane Airport.

Ventia’s focus on Redefining Service Excellence and years of providing intentional positive stakeholder and community experiences will help ensure we deliver the best outcomes for PBPL, its tenants, customers, and the local community.

“An important aspect of delivering the RCMS is ensuring our tenants are not disrupted by any maintenance activities” said PBPL Interim Executive General Manager Infrastructure, Daniel Burley.

Mr Burley said he welcomed the opportunity to work with Ventia’s Transport team, having previously engaged with the Infrastructure Services business unit for PBPL water infrastructure maintenance. “Around 99% of all containerised freight that moves through the port moves on road."

Ventia Contract Manager Ben Ready said, “We are looking forward to working with PBPL on this important Qld landmark and contributing to the future success of the Port.”

Ventia General Manager of Transport and Operations, Portia Pitt said, “Our strategy to Redefine Service Excellence means we are always finding new and innovative ways to align with customer goals while delivering high-quality value for money services.  Client focus is something we take seriously at Ventia.”