Infrastructure Australia has released its annual Infrastructure Priority List earlier this month, and the list contains 121 significant projects that will help build the nation - including eight high-priority and 10 priority projects as well as 29 high-priority and 74 priority initiatives.
High-priority and priority projects are projects that have a full business case completed and positively assessed by the Infrastructure Australia Board, while high-priority and priority initiatives are projects that have not yet completed a full business case and are subject to a rigorous assessment.
On this post, we will cover the projects in South Australia included in the Infrastructure Priority List 2019.
| Project | Status | Description | Delivery Timeframe |
| Adelaide's North - South Corridor: Regency Road to Pym Street | Priority project | Improve Adelaide North - South road network capacity | Within 5 years |
| Gawler Rail Line Electrification and Modernisation Project | Priority project | Improve Adelaide outer north-east suburbs access to CBD | Within 5 years |
| Eyre Infrastructure Project (Iron Road) | Priority project | Improve Eyre Peninsula freight capacity | Within 5 years |
| Adelaide North - South Corridor upgrade (remaining sections) | Priority initiative | Improve Adelaide north - south urban road network capacity | Within 5 years |
| AdeLINK tram network (Adelaide tram network expansion) | Priority initiative | Improve Adelaide public transport capacity | Within 5 - 10 years |
| Spencer Gulf crossing capacity | Priority initiative | Improve connectivity in port Augusta | Within 5 years |
| Strzelecki Track upgrade and mobile coverage | Priority initiative | Access to Cooper Basin SA | Within 5 years |
| South Australian regional bulk port development | Priority initiative | Improve SA bulk port capacity | Within 5 - 10 years |
| Sturt Highway High Productivity Vehicle capacity enhancement, including Truro bypass | Priority initiative | Improve SA road freight network capacity | Within 5 - 10 years |
| Gawler Craton rail access | Priority initiative | Freight rail connection to Gawler Craton mineral province | Within 10 - 15 years |
*Note: Timeframes for high-priority and priority projects are expected completion of the projects whereas the timeframes for high-priority and priority initiatives are indicative of when the proposed projects will begin moving towards reality.
In the last week, we have covered the projects in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia that were included in the Infrastructure Priority List 2019, and you can view the posts here - NSW, VIC, QLD and WA.
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Source: Infrastructure Australia