Laing O’Rourke is an international operation with 70 years of involvement in Australian construction and infrastructure, including nearly two decades under the Laing O’Rourke banner.
In Australia, the business focuses on delivering transport infrastructure projects (predominantly rail and road); defence infrastructure; and buildings at the transport interface. In the United Kingdom, the portfolio further incorporates health, education, energy, as well as residential and commercial building projects.
Laing O’Rourke has been a long-term supporter of the robotics sector through subsequent sponsorships of the robotics industry roadmaps for Australia in 2018 and 2022, as a founding partner of the Robotics Australia Group. We know the right culture combined with purposeful technology will help us meet demand and deliver certainty for our clients. That’s the #powerofexperience.

At John Holland, our purpose is simple: we transform lives. And we do this with everything we do.
From humble beginnings 75 years ago, we are proud to be one of Australia’s leading building, infrastructure, rail and transport companies. We’re incredibly proud of our history in Australia – but it’s what we’re delivering for the future that drives our teams each and every day.
Our diverse experience and expertise enable us to create innovative and enduring solutions for our customers. The fact we can do this across multiple industry sectors means we’re up for any challenge.
We’re currently delivering many of Australia’s largest infrastructure projects – from the Melbourne Metro Tunnel and Sydney Metro to the Australian-first Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project in Queensland – as well as significant water, property and urban renewal projects. You’ll even see us operating buses, trains and trams.
Our people-first philosophy puts us at the front of the industry and continues to attract the best and brightest talent.
Our customers trust us to deliver complex, city-shaping projects because we push boundaries and employ innovation in everything we do. We transform lives.

We are proud to have supported clients with their audit, tax, and consulting needs for over a century. Our growth story, starting from a small husband-and-wife team and blossoming into a formidable team of 1900+ professionals, has positioned us as a leading player in Australia's professional services industry.
Despite our remarkable growth, we remain rooted in our humble beginnings. With 32 offices spread across bustling capital cities and serene regional locations, our national footprint gives us a unique understanding of the local business landscape.
We take pride in offering tailored solutions that proactively identify opportunities and address challenges. With our global reach, we offer clients expert financial and advisory accounting services across diverse industries. And our one-firm structure ensures a consistent, high-quality RSM experience for all clients.

Advanced Navigation is a global leader in navigation and autonomous systems, delivering high-performance, software-enhanced hardware for land, air, sea, and space where GPS is unreliable. With a foundation in research and discovery, we drive the autonomy revolution through inertial navigation, photonic sensing, AI, underwater acoustics, and GNSS technologies. Our vertically integrated manufacturing ensures precision, resilience, and rapid innovation, enabling industries to operate confidently in the most challenging environments.

The VEX Continuum is an entire K-12 solution, designed for educators, that consists of seven VEX platforms – VEX 123, VEX GO, VEX IQ, VEX EXP, VEX V5, and VEX V5 Workcell. All of which can be augmented with VEXcode VR.
The VEX Continuum supports school-wide STEM learning goals through the educational resources provided within and across platforms. The curricular resources within the VEX Continuum enable teachers and students to build on skills and concept knowledge in intentional, targeted ways. Each of the STEM domains is addressed through curricular activities and resources, like STEM Labs, that are age appropriate, and give students an opportunity to apply their learning through more complex building and projects as they get older.