Land agency and the NZTA say the incentives should be about half a percent of project value, citing about $20m across an initial three major national highway jobs.
Company's customers will not be affected, it says.
The use of concrete for large, heavy use motorways is a ‘no-brainer’ for government’s programme of roads of national significance, road carriers say.
Bligh Tanner said to have strong presence in fast-growing Queensland market.
Treasury says it can be done, according to official advice requested by NBR.
The juggernauts of NZ’s infrastructure and construction sector share common ground, but Fulton Hogan and Fletcher Building couldn’t be more different. The performance is telling.
The NZTA has backed away from the Government's preference to build a 4km long mega tunnel to improve traffic in the city.
Submissions on the discussion document close on December 10.
The city transport agency reckons it could lose one million trips on the back of fare hikes, but will still bank an extra $4.3m in revenue next year.
Certainty and stability are important for companies making big investments in renewable generation, says electricity retailer group CEO Bridget Abernethy.