
On 27th August 1998, Waugh Infrastructure Management was incorporated as a company with the New Zealand Companies office.
The 15 years we have been in business has gone very quickly.
We have seen the steady growth and development of Waugh Infrastructure to the position it now occupies in the Infrastructure Management marketplace.
In the past 15 years, we have undertaken a wide range of interesting projects for clients in New Zealand and Australia.
We have presented papers on Infrastructure Management and related subjects at conferences around the world.
Waugh company has undertaken interesting research on asset management topics.
We have made a lot of friends have built relationships and trust with clients.
We have been fortunate to have great clients who have entrusted us to assist them and serve their communities with their projects.
We have had fantastic staff members, the present and past have contributed and have been part of the journey.
A big thank you to our clients, staff, partners, and suppliers.
It has been a very enjoyable 15 years.
We have a very simple mission statement “we help infrastructure custodians to manage their infrastructure assets.”
With our mission statement and brand values of “Ideas, Analysis, Solutions” guiding us, our intention is to continue to serve infrastructure custodians and their communities to the best of our ability.
Given the satisfaction, we get from doing this the next 15 years promises to be just as enjoyable.
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