The Schoemanskloof Upgrade Study represents a pioneering approach to the strategic planning of two-lane rural highways in South Africa. The purpose of this study was specifically to coalesce a series of disparate studies into a single, holistic platform and as such reduced the number of drawings down to a single sheet.

The challenge was to design a comprehensive blueprint for Water Supply and Sanitation that resonated with the Greater Freetown area.

The rail network in India is the fourth largest in the world, and an important mode of transportation for commuters and goods across the country. SMEC was engaged as Project Management Consultant for the electrification of the Hospet – Hubli – Tingaighat double line section in Karnataka, India.

The Phase 1 construction of the LRT Jabodebek comprises 18 stations, a depot and 43.3km of track across two lines. The construction of Phase 1 of the LRT Jabodebek project began in September 2015 and was inaugurated in August 2023.

Constructed between 1932 and 1938, Mount Bold Dam was designed and built as a water supply dam. The dam is a critical and cost-effective water supply asset which also provides some flood mitigation benefits to downstream communities through controlled releases of water.

SMEC South Africa’s Power & Energy function is working with the University of Cape Town (UCT) to phase in photovoltaic systems across 30 of its main and allied campus buildings. Ranked in the top 2% of universities globally, UCT houses a multicultural community of around 5,000 academic, professional, administrative and service staff, as well as some 29,000 students who come from over 100 countries.

The Dar es Salaam Bus Rapid Transit project (DART) is a large-scale infrastructure project, developed by the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS). The project aims to improve public transportation in Dar es Salaam by constructing a network of dedicated bus lanes, stations, and terminals.

The Northern Collector Tunnel is a critical infrastructure project to improve water supply to Nairobi and surrounding areas. The World Bank-funded project comprised Kenya’s longest tunnel, designed to harvest flood water flows from three rivers in Murang’a County into the existing water supply infrastructure at Ndakaini dam, the main water source for Kenya’s Capital, Nairobi. Prior to the project, the estimated water deficit in Nairobi City was 125,000m3/day.

The Government of Ghana instructed Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) to develop, own, and manage a national bulk distribution network of storage depots and pipelines and keep the country's Strategic Reserve Stocks.

Built in 1886, the Colombo City Water Supply System is one of the oldest in Asia. While improvements have been made over time, aging infrastructure and rapid urbanisation had made it increasingly difficult for the National Water Supply and Drainage Board to operate and maintain an effective water system.