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Vocus Gets to Work on Route for Sydney-Melbourne Fibre

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Key points Vocus has appointed UGL as development partner to begin detailed route planning for its $500 million Sydney-Melbourne ducted fibre link. The project, marketed as the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform, is scheduled to be operational by 2029 and can accommodate up to 3456 fibre pairs. Its ducted design will let Vocus add capacity without further civil works, offering greater resilience against cable cuts. Vocus is set to star…

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The infrastructure is designed to enter service in 2029 and can accommodate up to 6,912 fibre cores

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UGL, a company from Cimic that, in turn, belongs to the ACS group, has been selected by Australia's leading digital infrastructure provider, Vocus, to develop the initial phase of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform (ADIP), an important national fiber optics initiative designed to strengthen the infrastructure ... Continue reading "Cimic (ACS) will develop a digital infrastructure project in Australia to connect the country"

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Cimic, the Australian subsidiary of ACS, has been selected by Vocus, a digital infrastructure provider, to assist in the deployment of a fiber optics initiative costing 500 million Australian dollars (EUR 308 million). Read

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UGL, a subsidiary of ACS-, has been selected by Australian digital infrastructure provider Vocus as a strategic partner to develop [...]

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UGL, a subsidiary of the ACS-controlled Cimic, has been selected by Vocus, one of Australia’s leading digital infrastructure operators, as a development partner for the first phase of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform (ADIP). The project will cost 500 million Australian dollars (EUR 308 million to change).

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Utility Magazine broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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