Our recent project news and what's been happening at DM Civil.
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.
December 2018
DM Civil’s DN700 Neerabup Bore Main project poses a number of challenges. One of these challenges was delivery of 12 metre long, 2.0 tonne DN700 MSCL pipes along parts of the pipe route that won’t permit the use of road transport trucks.
November 2018
We have now been awarded Separable Portion 2 of the Neerabup Bore Collector Main. Separable Portion 2 is the construction element of the 500m of DN500 and 3,500m DN800 steel pipeline and follows on from Separable Portion 1 being the design contract.
October 2018
In keeping with the DM Civil policy of long term investment, our Kenworth prime mover has undergone a full rebuild. This follows 1,154,000 kilometres of heavy equipment haulage over 12 years.
September 2018
The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) is the body representing almost 1000 Men’s Sheds and is recognised as one of Australia’s largest male based community development organisations.
