SJA continues to build on its established presence in Victoria, bringing together experienced local leadership, trusted relationships and broader specialist capability to support clients through increasingly complex construction, commercial and dispute matters.
What does it take to turn a construction student into a confident Quantity Surveyor? In this personal story, Lakshitha Seneviratne reflects on his journey from SJA Cadet to qualified professional, sharing how real project experience, mentorship and continuous learning helped shape the early foundations of his career.
Kieran Sweeney explores how first-principles thinking, site-level experience and transparent reasoning shape credible expert evidence in complex construction disputes.
Drawing on a career that began on Adelaide’s O-Bahn project and has since spanned project delivery, commercial leadership, contract management, PwC advisory and expert witness work, Mark shares his perspective on how construction disputes really form and how experts reconstruct the path from agreed baseline to disputed outcome.
Fuel escalation is no longer a background cost in construction it is now a key commercial driver affecting pricing, procurement and delivery across Australia. With sustained increases in diesel prices and ongoing global supply volatility, fuel and energy inputs are increasingly flowing through to materials, logistics and programme outcomes. This article explores how these pressures are reshaping construction delivery and what they mean for managing cost risk in today’s market.
New Zealand The recent escalation in fuel prices, associated with geopolitical instability in the Middle East and broader constraints across global oil supply markets,
For more than two decades, I have worked across construction projects in the UK, the Middle East and Australia. During this time, I have held
Victoria’s construction industry is facing one of its most significant payment reforms in over two decades, with major changes to the Security of Payment regime
In a hyperscale data centre programme, commercial missteps are rarely small. A misplaced contractual assumption can cost millions. A procurement package released out of sequence
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