How is digital policy transforming the way we plan, design, and deliver infrastructure across NSW?

Translating Policy into Practice brings together leaders from government, industry, and academia to unpack the Infrastructure NSW Digitalisation and Data (IDD) Policy and discuss its practical implications for the future of infrastructure delivery.

Hosted by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and buildingSMART Australasia in collaboration with Infrastructure NSW, this event will examine how the IDD Policy establishes the foundation for a connected, data-driven infrastructure ecosystem.

Through keynote presentations, a fireside discussion, and a high-profile panel featuring digital champions across sectors, participants will gain insight into how policy will be turned into measurable outcomes and what it means for agencies, delivery partners, and the broader supply chain.

Key themes include:

Translating strategic intent into actionable delivery practices
Aligning digital, data, and asset management across government and industry
Strengthening collaboration, interoperability, and capability uplift
Real-world case insights on policy implementation and leadership

Event Details
📅 Date: Thursday 4 December 2025
🕔 Time: 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Networking reception to follow)
📍 Location: Dr Chau Chak Wing Auditorium, UTS City Campus
🎟️ Cost: Free (registration essential)

Who should attend:
Executives, project directors, digital and design managers, engineers, architects, asset owners, consultants, contractors, and policy professionals committed to advancing digital transformation in infrastructure.

About the Event Partners

· Infrastructure NSW (INSW) – leads whole-of-government infrastructure strategy, policy and coordination, including the implementation of the Infrastructure Digitalisation and Data Policy.

· University of Technology Sydney (UTS) – Australia’s leading university in Digital Engineering education, research, and industry collaboration.

· buildingSMART Australasia (bSA) – advancing openBIM, interoperability, and digital standards across the built environment.

· SydBIM - an industry-led community of practice promoting knowledge exchange and collaboration in Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Digital Engineering across Sydney’s design, construction, and infrastructure sectors.

· Women in BIM (WIB) – a global network supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the digital built environment by empowering, educating, and connecting women working in BIM and Digital Construction.