Completed Projects
City of Bunbury - Leschenault Drive
Our team delivered civil infrastructure works along Leschenault Drive for the City of Bunbury, enhancing the safety, functionality, and longevity of this key transport corridor.
The project involved a range of civil construction activities, including earthworks, drainage improvements, road infrastructure upgrades, and associated services. Careful planning and staged construction ensured that traffic disruption was minimised while maintaining safe access for road users throughout the works.
Working within an active urban environment, our team coordinated closely with the City of Bunbury, stakeholders, and service authorities to deliver the project efficiently and to a high standard of quality. The completed works improve road performance, stormwater management, and overall network resilience while supporting the City's ongoing infrastructure investment.
This project highlights our ability to deliver complex civil construction projects in live traffic environments, with a strong focus on safety, quality workmanship, and successful project outcomes for local government clients.
Hexion Dardanup West Expansion
Our team delivered key civil construction works as part of the Hexion Dardanup West Expansion, supporting the growth of one of Western Australia's major industrial manufacturing facilities.
The project involved a comprehensive range of civil works, including bulk earthworks, concrete foundations, underground services, drainage infrastructure, and site preparation to accommodate new plant and operational infrastructure. Working within a live industrial environment required detailed planning, strict adherence to safety protocols, and close coordination with the client and other project stakeholders to ensure ongoing site operations were maintained throughout construction.
The works were completed to meet demanding quality, environmental, and safety standards, providing the infrastructure required to support the facility's expansion and future operational capacity.
This project demonstrates our expertise in delivering complex industrial civil construction projects, combining technical capability, efficient project delivery, and a commitment to safety, quality, and operational excellence.
City of Bunbury - Stirling Street Streetscape upgrade
Geographe Civil is proud to be delivering the Stirling Street Streetscape Upgrade for the City of Bunbury, enhancing the safety, accessibility, and appearance of this important local precinct.
The project includes asphalt resurfacing, road profiling, installation of new kerbing and garden beds, demolition and reconstruction of existing kerbing and footpaths, and associated civil infrastructure works. Careful staging and traffic management have allowed the project to progress efficiently while maintaining safe access for residents, businesses, and road users throughout construction.
Working in a live residential environment, our team has placed a strong emphasis on communication, safety, and minimising disruption. Throughout the project, we have received outstanding feedback from local residents recognising our crew's professionalism, approachable nature, and commitment to ensuring safe and convenient access to properties during construction.
The Stirling Street project reflects our commitment to delivering high-quality civil infrastructure while building positive relationships with the communities in which we work. By combining technical expertise with exceptional customer service, we continue to deliver projects that leave a lasting positive impact for both our clients and the local community
Our team successfully delivered the upgrade of the Myalup Diversion Drain Gauging Station for the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, improving the reliability and accuracy of long-term water monitoring within the region.
The project involved the construction and installation of upgraded gauging infrastructure designed to support precise water level and flow measurement in a challenging drainage environment. Works included civil construction, structural installation, site preparation, and the integration of monitoring equipment, all completed in accordance with stringent environmental and safety requirements.
Working within an environmentally sensitive area, our team carefully managed construction activities to minimise impacts while maintaining high standards of quality and compliance. The completed upgrade enhances the Department's ability to collect critical hydrological data, supporting effective water resource management, flood monitoring, and environmental decision-making.
This project demonstrates our capability to deliver specialised civil and environmental infrastructure, combining technical expertise with a strong commitment to safety, quality, and environmental stewardship.
Department of Water and Environmental regulation - Myalup Diversion Drain Gauging Station Upgrade
Aqwest Water Recovery Scheme
Geographe Civil was proud to deliver key civil construction works for the Aqwest Water Recovery Scheme in Bunbury, supporting the delivery of critical infrastructure that will improve long-term water security and sustainability for the region.
The Water Recovery Scheme has been designed to treat and distribute up to two gigalitres of recycled water each year for the irrigation of public open spaces, reducing demand on valuable groundwater resources and helping conserve the Yarragadee Aquifer for essential drinking water supplies. The project represents a significant investment in sustainable water management and will provide lasting environmental and community benefits for the Bunbury region.
Our scope of works included the construction of underground pipelines, drainage infrastructure, earthworks, concrete works, service installations, and the completion of common service trenching to accommodate water supply, electrical, and communications infrastructure within a shared service corridor. Conduits and pipework were installed to the required separations and design levels, followed by the placement of marker tape above the services to provide clear identification and protection during future excavation works. Once the services were installed, the trench was prepared for staged backfilling to secure the infrastructure, achieve the required compaction, and reinstate the trench line, marking another key milestone in the successful delivery of the project.
Working closely with Aqwest and project stakeholders, our team delivered the works to the highest standards of safety, quality, and environmental compliance while carefully coordinating with existing services and maintaining site access throughout construction.
This project showcases Geographe Civil's capability to deliver complex water infrastructure projects, combining technical expertise, precision construction, and a commitment to delivering sustainable infrastructure that supports the future needs of the Bunbury community.
Tronox 1 Capping Project
We are proud to announce completion of the Tronox 1 Capping Project, delivering approx. 100,000m3 of fill under challenging site conditions and tight timeframes.
Despite the complexities, our team stepped up, showing resilience, flexibility, and commitment to meeting the high expectations set by our client. The project required a high level of coordination, planning, and on-the-ground expertise — and we are delivering.
Scope of works include:
Bulk excavation of Cell 9 in accordance with the design model
Stage 1 cap bulk fill and Stage 2 select fill construction
Installation of stormwater control structures and interim drainage
Erosion control measures to stabilise the final surface
Procurement and delivery of specialised geosynthetics
Full environmental, traffic, and safety management across the site
This project is a testament to our team's ability to deliver high-quality outcomes under pressure, without compromising safety or environmental standards
City of bunbury - youth precinct
Geographe Civil completed the preliminary site works from demolition, bulk earthworks including screening and implementation of fill and the construction of utility services.
Geographe Civil constructed the skate park formations, including a skate bowl and a skate maze. The crew installed the sewage connection, pipework and completed concrete work.
Duration: 12 weeks
aqwest - Princep st water services
Geographe Civil were contracted by Aqwest to install water services to the new Services Australia building on Princep Street in Bunbury.
The works included connecting the new services to the existing water main, completing backfill and restorative works to bring the site back to its near original state.
Safeway Builders - Koombana Splash Park
Geographe Civil were contracted by Safeway Builders to complete the earthworks and preliminary foundations for the Koombana Splash Park in Bunbury.
Geographe Civil carried out works with stripping topsoil and dewatering to install the underground storage tanks for the parks water supply.
Simcoa - fume shed
Geographe Civil completed earthworks and civil works in constructing a new shed pad with an access ramp, installing new dual outlet hydrants off an existing line, building a new carpark and carrying out various drainage jobs.
The works included demolition and clearing of vegetation and trees, importation of fill and building of avnew road pavement and shed pad.
The crew installed footings to specific specifications and locations where the shed was bolted to. Drainage will was implemented and installed along the southern side of the shed.
Aqwest - Mondak Place
Geographe Civil were contracted by Aqwest to replace the section of water main at Mondak Place.
The works included the removal and laying of pipe, back fill, compaction and restoration, with also completing pressure testing and link-in connections.
Axis Hire- Profit Street
Geographe Civil worked on Profit street in Bunbury.
The job includes hardstand works for AXIS hires additional yard.
Jandco- Armadale
Geographe Civil have been contracted by the Water Corporation to complete works in Armadale.
The crew is working to construct hardstands and access works.
The job includes prepping the subgrade, importing and compacting the basecourse. Upon completion, a layer of asphalt and kerbing will be installed.
Jandco- Lesmurdie Pump Station
Geographe Civil have been contracted by the Water Corporation to complete works at the Lesmurdie Pumps Station in Perth.
The crew is working to construct hardstands and access works.
The job includes prepping the subgrade, importing and compacting the basecourse. Upon completion, a layer of asphalt and kerbing will be installed.
Aqwest- Hislop st mains Replacement
Geographe Civil have recently completed upgrade works to a section of water main in Hislop Street.
The works included excavation, installation, backfill, pressure testing and disinfection of the new main.
The works also included reconnection of new water services and restoration of driveways and lawns.
City of bunbury - victoria st carpark
Geographe Civil were contracted to build a carpark along the Northern end of Victoria street.
The job included the demolition of the existing road pavement, earthworks, installation of Protanks and brick paving. The new road pavement consists of a limestone roadbase and a layer of asphalt.
St John Of God- Carpark Construction
Geographe Civil have recently completed a new section of an overflow carpark for the St John of God Hospital in Bunbury.
The works included the removal of vegetation and tree roots, and the construction of a road pavement for the new parking bays.
Hanson Quarry- Gelorup
Geographe civil were contracted to complete infrastructure maintenance at the Hanson Quarry in Gelorup.
The works included upgrades to the carpark and haulage road.
shire of harvey - uduc rd carbay construction
Geographe Civil have completed works in constructing 25 car bays along Uduc Rd. The crew have removed and installed new kerbing. A limestone roadbase was constructed and on completion a layer of asphalt was laid.
Duration: 2 weeks
Aqwest - carpark
Geographe Civil have completed earthworks and the construction of a road pavement to build the new carpark at the Aqwest office in Bunbury. The job included landscaping and the implementation of services.
Duration: 2 weeks
City of Bunbury - Maidens reserve carpark
Geographe Civil was contracted by the City of Bunbury to construct a carpark at the Maidens Reserve. The works consisted of demolition, tree removal, earthworks, pavement construction, and verge reinstatement.
Duration: 6 weeks
Southern Ports - shed 8-2 entry ramp
Geographe Civil widened the current concrete entry ramp to Berth 8- Shed 2 to allow for more room for the trucks entering and exiting shed 2. New kerbing was also installed.
Duration: 1 week
Cleanaway- Cell 8
The construction of Cell 8 within the Dardanup Waste Facility, involved major earthworks, removing over 300,000m3 of spoil. In addition, Geographe Civil constructed and reshaped the site access roads and installed appropriate storm water drainage, as well as constructing a new landfill leachate extraction system. In the waste cell, HDPE lining with separation of Geotextile Fabric was laid, including the connection of the lining to the adjacent Waste Cell.
Duration: 22 weeks
city of bunbury - profit st drainage refurbishment
Geographe Civils works consisted of the removal and replacement of drainage pits and connecting them to the existing pipework. During the works tree roots were removed from the existing pipes as well as upgrades to the kerbing and asphalt.
Duration: 6 weeks
talison lithium - explosives facility construction
Geographe Civil have been awarded the Explosives Facility Construction for Talison Lithium within the Greenbushes Mine Site, to provide a heavy duty storage facility to hold Ammonium Nitrate.
This project consists of stripping of the topsoil and cut and fill to provide ideal base conditions for the pad to be constructed on. New drainage was installed as well as common trenching for all electrical services and water supply systems to be installed to the site area. New roadways were created to allow for access to the new facility to withstand heavy machinery when up and operating.
Duration: 26 weeks
City of bunbury - Washington ave cycle way- stage 2
Geographe Civil widened Washington Avenue to allow for on-road cycle lanes. The works consisted of the existing road being saw cut along the edgeline to be boxed out and replaced with a limestone roadbase. Upon completion an overlay of red asphalt was applied. During the works an existing brick paved intersection was modified and a new cyclist refuge island was built. The road geometry was modified to suit the additional constructions.
Duration 3 weeks
city of bunbury - washington ave cycle way- stage 1
Geographe Civil widened Washington Avenue to cater for on-road cycle lanes. The works consisted of the existing road being saw cut along the edgeline which was boxed out and replaced with a limestone roadbase. Upon completion an overlay of red asphalt was applied. During the job two bus stops were reconstructed, a bus shelter relocated and Optus pits were adjusted.
Duration: 3 weeks
Cleanaway - cell 7
Geographe Civil were engaged by Cleanaway to construct Cell 7 within the Dardanup Waste Facility. The construction of this cell involved major earthworks, removing over 290,000 m3 of spoil. In addition, Geographe Civil constructed and reshaped the site access roads and installed appropriate storm water drainage, as well as constructing a new landfill leachate extraction system. In the waste cell, HDPE lining with separation of Geotextile Fabric was laid, including the connection of the lining to the adjoining Waste Cell.
Duration: 24 weeks
water corporation - parade road wastewater pump station
Geographe Civil constructed a new 64m long DN500 MSCL sewer pressure main at the Water Corporation’s Parade Road Wastewater Pump Station. This pressure main duplicated the existing pressure main to meet the expected demand for the local area.
In addition to the new main being constructed, Geographe Civil supplied and installed a new valve, removed unexpected concrete material within the drywell and imported clean sand fill as part of the reinstatement of site.
Duration: 7 weeks
aqwest - hayes street mains replacement
Geographe Civil were contracted by Aqwest to complete the replacement and re-alignment of 240m of water main with new DN150 PVC-M pipe in Hayes Street, Bunbury. The existing main was made up of DN100 AC main which had begun to deteriorate.
In addition to the 240m in Hayes Street, Geographe Civil also updated approximately 30m of the same DN100 AC main in Moore Street with new DN100 PVC-M pipe.
Duration: 4 Weeks
city of bunbury - washington Ave cycle way- stage 3
Works included widening Washington Avenue to cater for on-road cycle lanes. The existing road was saw cut along the edgeline and boxed out to be filled with a compacted limestone roadbase. Upon completion an overlay of red asphalt was applied, kerbing was put in place on both sides of the road. A 16 metre retaining wall was built to enable the path to miss the tuart tree.
Duration: 6 weeks