This page is where you can find our Position Papers, White Papers, Research Reports and Submissions that we’ve made to government or industry consultations on issues and opportunities impacting or influencing the civil industry. For any questions, please email marketing@ccfvic.com.au
CCF Victoria Submission to the Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee inquiry on student pathways
CCF Victoria has made a submission to the Victorian Parliamentary Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee inquiry on student pathways into in-demand industries, highlighting workforce shortages and market distortions in public vocational training funding that could risk delivery of major infrastructure projects and programs. Click the image (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
CCF Victoria Submission to the statutory review of the Professional Engineers Registration Act 2019
CCF Victoria has flagged concerns about the lack of awareness of the Professional Engineers Registration Act 2019 and its obligations, which could have significant impacts for civil contractors, in a submission to a statutory review of the Act. Click the image (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Victorian Civil Construction Outlook: Transport Infrastructure
Transport infrastructure is vital for the functioning of modern societies, ensuring the safe and efficient mobility of people and goods. This industry research paper looks at the forward outlook for transport infrastructure construction in Victoria. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Victoria’s Civil Infrastructure: Risks and Reforms
Consisting of more than 20 industry groups, the Victorian Civil Construction Industry Alliance provides a vehicle for Government to engage with a broad cross-section of the civil infrastructure sector. This industry submission proposes several priority reforms to address challenges including funding constraints, regulatory complexity and planning delays. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
CCF Victoria’s submission on 30-year Infrastructure Strategy
Civil Contractors Federation Victoria has lodged a submission to Victoria’s 30-year Infrastructure Strategy, welcoming the broad focus on infrastructure planning but urging greater involvement of civil contractor expertise in the early strategic planning and design stages of projects. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Developing a New Plan for Victoria submission
Civil Contractors Federation Victoria applauds the Victorian Government’s commitment to a bold vision for the state’s future. This submission emphasizes civil infrastructure as the foundation of thriving communities and a catalyst for achieving Victoria’s long-term objectives. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Restoring Civility to Civil Construction
This paper advocates for prioritising psychosocial safety and suicide prevention, and fostering a competitive industry where businesses and workers thrive together for a stronger economy. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Civil Construction the Hidden Link
Civil construction is the foundation of Victoria’s progress, supporting housing, renewable energy, and productivity growth. This paper highlights its overlooked yet critical role in shaping a prosperous future. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Local Jobs First Act Reforms
This paper examines the proposed reforms to the Local Jobs First Act, exploring their potential to strengthen local economies and create sustainable employment opportunities across the region. Click the cover (left) to view the digital edition or download the pdf.
Industry Capacity Constraints White Paper
This White Paper, Capacity Constraints in the Civil, Land Development and Infrastructure Industries, finds the state’s civil contracting, land and urban infrastructure sector continue to face structural and market-based challenges.