IDT is committed to delivering innovative projects that integrate social, cultural, economic and political values into sustainable design solutions.

IDT's urban and town planners, landscape architects, social planners and consultation specialists, architects, environmental scientists, structural and services engineers, and traffic and civil engineers are some of the in-house design professionals who form our powerful multi-disciplinary project teams.

Economies rely on a stable environment, free from threat.

The September 11 tragedy forced the community, business and government to reassess defence and security in the widest context. New challenges have risen in border surveillance and protection, and the control of illegal immigration.

Meanwhile, defence organisations globally are turning to the private sector to build capability and deliver service efficiences.

The World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg focused on the need for cleaner energy sources and greater use of sustainable energy.

These coincide with IDT's advanced capabilities over the full life cycle in thermal power generation, cogeneration, energy recovery, power delivery, oil and gas processing and gas transportation.

IDT's Environment group has earned a reputation for excellence and integrity in offering practical and innovative solutions to environmental challenges for our clients.

Our team consists of experienced engineers, scientists and planners, who deliver effective client outcomes, to local, state, federal or world standard.

IDT's geotechnical engineering practice focuses on the application of our knowledge and understanding of ground behaviour to provide structures and infrastructure that are safe, reliable, cost effective and fulfill the needs of our diverse client network.

Geotechnical engineering is a unique combination of science, experience, judgement and a passion for understanding the uniqueness and variability of ground conditions resulting from the forces of nature.

IDT's International Development Assistance group provides project management and technical capability for official development assistance projects.

These projects are typically funded by the Australian Government (managed by AusAID), World Bank, Asian Development Bank and United Nations Agencies.

IDT's International Development Assistance group provides project management and technical capability for official development assistance projects.

These projects are typically funded by the Australian Government (managed by AusAID), World Bank, Asian Development Bank and United Nations Agencies.

Worldwide, manufacturing is moving towards ecologically sustainable growth and development.

IDT understands that production is the primary focus – so we focus on delivering integrated, practical and innovative solutions to meet these demands.

We help companies enhance revenue, reduce costs, improve productivity, maintain continuous improvement in customer quality and meet community and environmental imperatives. Together, we keep our clients at the forefront of industry.

The mining industry is under constant pressure to stay competitive while complying with stringent environmental regulations.

Exploration and research, production and materials handling are costly activities that require keeping abreast of the latest technology while utilising the best professional capabilities.

IDT provides security consulting services using our global network of in-house infrastructure professionals, security management and security technology specialists.

We deliver best appropriate security practices and technologies to the private and public sectors to achieve sustainable security. IDT also works with alliance partners and specialist subconsultants to deliver the most effective team.

Information Communications Technology (ICT) acts as a driver and enabler of sustainability, in an environment of global emphasis on sustainable development.

ICT is playing an increasingly significant role in enabling the knowledge-based economy to gain better access to communications, e-learning and services. This in turn drives efficiencies in e-commerce and movements of goods and commuters, and enhances the distribution and manipulation of information and reduces environmental impact.

The health of urban and rural communities depends heavily on the effectiveness of transport systems, with development and management increasingly shifting to the private sector.

Improved road infrastructure and traffic management is essential in overcoming congestion and fuel use in major cities, and in the movement of primary products in rural areas.

IDT works with local government, communities and individuals to find solutions to the challenges of environmentally and economically sustainable urban, tourism, sport and recreational development.

IDT's project teams focus on cost-effective planning and infrastructure goals. They demonstrate understanding of the social dynamics of communities, and encourage public involvement in planning and development.