| 09:30– 10:30 |
Hall 1 Session 1
- Expressways, highways, and economic corridor development
- Road capacity expansion and network connectivity
- Road safety by design and blackspot reduction
- Climate-resilient roads for heat, floods, and extreme weather
- Green highways and nature-positive road infrastructure
- Bridges, tunnels, slopes, embankments, and geotechnical risk management for resilient highway corridors
Hall 2 Session 1
- Port modernization and capacity development
- Inland waterways and multimodal freight movement
- Logistics parks, ICDs, and freight corridor integration
- Maritime connectivity and regional trade facilitation
- Supply-chain resilience and port-led economic development
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| 10:30– 11:30 |
Hall 1 Session 2
- GIS-based corridor planning and land/infrastructure mapping
- BIM and digital engineering for highway delivery
- Drone, LiDAR, and reality capture for construction monitoring
- Road digital twins for operations and maintenance
- AI-led pavement assessment, asset management, and incident response
Hall 2 Session 2
- Port community systems and digital port platforms
- Real-time cargo, vessel, and freight visibility
- Maritime digital twins and port operations intelligence
- Automation in cargo handling and terminal operations
- Data-led logistics coordination across ports, ICDs, warehouses, and freight corridors
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| 11:30 – 12:00 |
Networking Tea Coffee Break |
| 12:00– 13:00 |
Hall 1 Session 3
- High-speed rail, metro, and regional rail expansion
- Freight corridors and rail logistics connectivity
- Station redevelopment and multimodal integration
- Rail infrastructure modernization and capacity enhancement
- Sustainable and energy-efficient rail infrastructure
Hall 2 Session 3
- Transit-oriented buildings, stations, depots, campuses, terminals, and multimodal hubs
- Integration of buildings and campuses with roads, rail, logistics, and urban mobility systems
- Passenger experience, accessibility, safety, and movement within built environments
- Climate-resilient, energy-efficient, and nature-positive buildings and campuses
- Smart campuses as command, coordination, and operations centres for connected infrastructure
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| 13:00 – 14:00 |
Lunch Break |
| 14:00– 15:00 |
Hall 1 Session 4
- Rail BIM and model-based project delivery
- Common data environments for rail design and construction
- Systems integration across signalling, telecom, power, and civil works
- Predictive maintenance for track, rolling stock, and rail assets
- Network optimization using digital twins, AI, and operational data
- Digital engineering, subsurface mapping, and geotechnical intelligence for rail tunnels, bridges, viaducts, stations, and underground metro corridors
Hall 2 Session 4
- BIM and digital twins for buildings, terminals, campuses, and mobility hubs
- Integrated facility, energy, safety, and asset management systems
- IoT and sensor-based monitoring for occupancy, movement, security, and operations
- AI-led building performance, predictive maintenance, and operational optimization
- Connected data environments linking buildings with transport and infrastructure networks
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| 15:15– 16:00 |
Hall 1 Open House Forum
- Dispute avoidance in major infrastructure projects
- Contract administration and claims management
- Adjudication and alternative dispute resolution
- Procurement and documentation practices
- Risk allocation between owners, contractors, and consultants
- Reducing delays, claims, and project disruption
Hall 2 Open House Forum
- Underground utility planning and infrastructure coordination
- Integrated land, transport, and infrastructure planning
- Digital platforms for utility mapping, approvals, and inter-agency coordination
- Enhanced site investigation and underground asset mapping
- Managing dense urban infrastructure through geospatial and digital workflows
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