Break up big infrastructure projects, Seymour Whyte boss David McAdam urges governments

By Jenny Wiggins
Updated September 15 2014 - 7:18am, first published September 14 2014 - 6:18pm
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins
Advice: David McAdam says sharing out contracts on major works would reduce risk. Photo: Jenny Wiggins

Seymour Whyte chief executive David McAdam has called on governments to stop thinking "big is better" and carve up massive infrastructure projects such as Melbourne's $8 billion East West Link motorway into smaller chunks.

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