Our recent project news and what's been happening at DM Civil.
February 2020
The Kambalda West sewer network was constructed by Western Mining Corporation in the 1970’s. The sewer main was constructed with asbestos cement (AC) pipe but the 150m replacement section, which is to be constructed in a floodway is above ground and to be constructed from GRP pipe.
January 2020
In March 2018, DM Civil became involved in an ECI (Early Contract Involvement) contract to be part of the upgrade Armadale Road from Murdoch Drive to Nicholson Road, including a major over-pass bridge at Nicholson Road.
December 2019
We certainly have a diverse range of capabilities and this is not limited to just complex pipeline projects. DM Civil were commissioned to construct a building to house the above ground mild steel cement lined (MSCL) pipework and pressure regulating valves (PRV’s).
September 2019
DM Civil was engaged in April 2019 by Rottnest Island Authority in a contract to construct a new wastewater pumping station (WWPS) and sewer reticulation on Bedford Avenue in the main settlement. The requirement for this infrastructure upgrade was driven by the plan to expand the existing Hotel Rottnest by...
August 2019
DM Civil are pleased to achieve recertification to ISO 9001:2015 for Quality and ISO 14001:2015 for Environment. We also successfully transitioned to ISO 45001:2018 for Occupational Health and Safety, having previously held AS/NZS 4801:2001.
July 2019
DM Civil were contracted to provide complex construction services to re-locate existing major water systems, with new replacement water mains, as well as removal, or grout fill abandoned water pipes, under Armadale Road near the intersection of Armadale and Nicholson Roads.
June 2019
One of DM Civil's key trenchless technology capabilities are our slurry microtunnelling machines which are capable of installing pipes from DN150 up to DN1800 into soils up to 5MPa strength and rock up to 150MPa strength.
