Australia
Project Controls Expo (PCE) Australia is the country's largest annual conference dedicated exclusively to project controls — reflecting its uniquely strong ties to Australia's state infrastructure authorities, Tier-1 contractors and government capital programmes. Held every November at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, PCE Australia brings together planners, schedulers, cost engineers, risk managers and PMO leaders to share tools, case studies and practices that improve delivery performance on the country's biggest rail, transport, water, energy, defence and construction programmes.
Project Controls Expo Australia brings together project owners, government agencies, delivery authorities, Tier 1 contractors, engineering consultancies and project controls leaders responsible for some of Australia's most significant infrastructure, transport, energy, utilities, resources and defence programmes.
Our audience includes senior decision-makers, project directors, PMO leaders, project controls managers, planners, schedulers, cost engineers, risk professionals and commercial leaders driving the successful delivery of major capital projects across Australia.
Change Delivery Practice Lead
MIGSO-PCUBED
Risk and Compliance Lead
The University of Melbourne
Head of Project Services
MMG Limited
Director
Construct Mind AI
Team Lead, Project Services
Ausenco
Director, Enterprise Project Management Office
Development Victoria
Associate Director
WT Partnership
Project Control Engineer
John Holland
Planning Manager
Marinus Link
Managing Director
True North PMI
Looking to stay ahead in the fast-changing world of project controls? PCE Australia 2026 brings together practitioners, innovators and the state's biggest infrastructure delivery bodies across eight dedicated content zones.
(Governance, Outcomes & Public Value)
(Integration, Interfaces & Predictable Delivery)
(People, Structure & Influence)
(Insight, Integration & Outcome Enablement)
A black-tie gala and dinner held on-site at the MCG, recognising excellence across the region's project controls profession — from individual practitioners to entire delivery programmes. Ten award categories cover the achievements of individuals, projects, programmes and organisations, including megaproject delivery, consultancy excellence, transformation, innovation, sustainability and social impact, and a lifetime contribution award. The evening runs from a drinks reception through the ceremony to a three-course dinner and post-dinner drinks, and is supported by industry bodies including Engineers Australia and the Australian Cost Engineering Society (ACES), Association for Project Management (APM) and Prescience.
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PCE Australia 2025 brought delegates together at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for technical sessions, networking and the Asia-Pacific Project Controls Expo Awards Night. Topics spanned owners & government capital programmes, complex project delivery, technology and innovation, and back-to-basics planning and cost fundamentals.
Project controls is the discipline that helps organisations plan, monitor and deliver projects successfully through scheduling, cost management, risk management, forecasting and performance reporting.
Effective project controls improve visibility, support better decision-making, and help teams manage cost, schedule and risk across complex infrastructure, energy, defence and construction projects.
AI is helping project teams analyse project data faster, improve forecasting, identify risks earlier and support better decision-making across complex projects. As AI adoption grows, project controls professionals play an increasingly important role in turning data into actionable insights.
Project Controls Expo Australia is designed for planners, schedulers, cost engineers, project controls managers, PMO leaders, project managers, contractors, consultants and project owners involved in delivering major projects.
The Expo brings together end-clients, contractors, consultants and technology providers to share knowledge, recognise professional excellence and strengthen the project controls community across Australia
Call for Papers Extended: Final Opportunity to Speak at PCE Australia 2026
How do Integrated Structures and Software Tools Support the Management of the Effects of Project Complexity?
A Critique of AI Tool Errors in Critical Path Analysis Theory – A Project Control Case Study
Future Technologies and Project Control
The Symbiotic Relationship Between the Programme Management Office (PMO) and Project Control
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