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CPB Contractors is a leading major contractor, trusted to build critical and complex infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand for a more connected, sustainable future. Working collaboratively with our delivery partners, CPB Contractors’ construction projects connect communities, support economic growth, build skills and create rewarding careers. Supported by industry-leading delivery system

s and operations spanning Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, our expert project teams work across all key sectors of the construction industry, including roads, rail, tunnelling, defence, building, resources, water and energy infrastructure.

An Australian first on Canberra Light Rail Stage 2A! 🎉We're proud to be part of the first project in Australia to use 10...
08/09/2026

An Australian first on Canberra Light Rail Stage 2A! 🎉

We're proud to be part of the first project in Australia to use 100% recycled macro-synthetic fibres in a concrete track slab. ♻️

Developed in partnership with Danbar Fibre Division, the fibres are manufactured in Ballarat using recycled polypropylene and help reduce the need for traditional steel reinforcement.

The result? More sustainable infrastructure that delivers long-term performance while reducing embodied carbon and increasing recycled content.

So far, more than 1,000m³ of this innovative concrete mix has been laid across the project.

It's a great example of how collaboration, innovation and local manufacturing can help build a more sustainable future for Australian infrastructure.

🌱 Recycled materials
🏗️ Innovative engineering
🇦🇺 Locally manufactured
🚊 Supporting Canberra's growing light rail network

For the complete story: https://cpbcontractors.cc/CLRS2Ainnovation

04/09/2026

🚧 BIG machinery. BIG milestone. 🚧

TBM Aayushi has started arriving at our Clarinda site, marking another exciting step forward for the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East Tunnels South project.

The TBM's massive front shield (230 tonnes) and middle shield (190 tonnes) were transported from the Port of Hastings on a superload vehicle measuring an incredible 55 metres long and 7.5 metres wide.

Now, the front, middle and tail shields are all on site, with more components arriving in the coming weeks ahead of tunnelling starting later this year.

Named after medical student and researcher Aayushi Khillan, and chosen by students from Le Page Primary School, TBM Aayushi will soon begin digging one of the twin tunnels towards Glen Waverley.

Stay tuned as this engineering giant comes together! 👷‍♀️🚜

⚡100 Towers Strong!⚡It's an exciting day on HumeLink West with the team's 100th transmission tower now standing tall nea...
02/09/2026

⚡100 Towers Strong!⚡

It's an exciting day on HumeLink West with the team's 100th transmission tower now standing tall near Wondalga in regional NSW.

This fantastic achievement is a credit to the hundreds of people working safely and efficiently across the project every day.

The numbers tell a great story:

🔹 100 transmission towers erected
🔹 Nearly 300km of access tracks delivered
🔹 Tower foundation works over 50% complete
🔹 Major progress continuing at both Maragle and Gugaa substations

From drones helping string conductors to the communities welcoming us along the route, there's plenty happening across HumeLink West as we help build the infrastructure needed to support Australia's energy future.

A huge congratulations to everyone involved in reaching this milestone. 👏

Learn more about our expertise in delivering nation-building power infrastructure: https://bit.ly/4beFnuR

🏆 Award-winning sustainability in action.Congratulations to our team and delivery partners in UNITY Alliance, including ...
02/09/2026

🏆 Award-winning sustainability in action.

Congratulations to our team and delivery partners in UNITY Alliance, including fellow CIMIC Group company UGL, on winning the Sustainability Excellence category at the 2026 Rail Industry Awards for the Cross River Rail RIS Package.

Key achievements include:

🌱 49,000+ tonnes of embodied carbon reduced

♻️ 90,000+ tonnes of recycled aggregates reused

🚧 Up to 93% carbon reduction through innovative concrete solutions

🔄 120m³+ of plastic waste returned for remanufacture

This landmark project is helping set new standards for low-carbon rail infrastructure, driving more sustainable outcomes across Queensland's rail sector.

👏 Congratulations to everyone involved.

🏅 Certificate of Professional Excellence (Commercial Construction $60M plus category)! 🏅Congratulations to Shane Young a...
01/09/2026

🏅 Certificate of Professional Excellence (Commercial Construction $60M plus category)! 🏅

Congratulations to Shane Young and his Cannington and Oats Street Stations Project team members on their success at the 2026 National Professional Excellence in Building Awards.

Shane and the team were recognised by the Australian Institute of Building for their professionalism on this high-quality infrastructure project. 🏗️

Delivered as part of METRONET's Level Crossing Removal Program, the project created two modern elevated stations featuring new platforms, concourses, lifts, escalators and improved accessibility for passengers. 🚆

Built within busy suburban communities and alongside live rail infrastructure, the project required careful planning, innovative construction methods and strong collaboration across multiple project teams.

The result is safer, more accessible and better-connected transport infrastructure that will benefit commuters and local communities for years to come.

Well-deserved recognition. 👏

🏊‍♀️ Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre 🏊‍♂️From Olympic-sized ambition to community connection, Gunyama Park Aq...
31/08/2026

🏊‍♀️ Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre 🏊‍♂️

From Olympic-sized ambition to community connection, Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre is helping shape the future of aquatic infrastructure in Sydney.

As the largest aquatic complex built in Sydney since the 2000 Olympic Games, the centre combines innovative engineering, sustainability and community-focused design to create a facility that will serve generations to come. 🌿

Delivered for the city of Sydney, Gunyama Park features Australia's longest free-spanning 36-metre glulam beams, a translucent ETFE roof that floods the pool hall with natural light, and a range of sustainable initiatives including stormwater harvesting and a 420-panel solar array. ☀️💧

More than just a place to swim, the award-winning facility includes competition and leisure pools, hydrotherapy facilities, a gym, sports field and community spaces, creating opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to connect, move and thrive.

A fantastic example of how innovative construction can deliver lasting benefits for both people and the environment. 💙

🔗 For our article: https://cpbcontractors.cc/gunyama

30/08/2026

Looking back on this year's NAIDOC theme of '50 Years Deadly' with heartfelt gratitude to Professor Aunty Lyn Riley AO, proud Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman and Co-Chair of the National NAIDOC Committee. 💛🖤❤️

As our guest speaker, Aunty Lyn emphasised that allyship is built on connection: getting to know the Country, cultures and communities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
'For me, allyship is like a spider's web - you start here and it trickles out until the web is huge. It's very hard to break once it's there.'

Fellow National NAIDOC Committee member Sharon Gray - also our Indigenous Engagement and Social Inclusion Senior Manager - hosted the yarn with Aunty Lyn, sharing her own story and treasured NAIDOC memories.

🎥 Watch the video to hear Aunty Lyn speak on the connections that bring us together.

⚡🚧 Big machine. Smaller footprint.A 250-tonne electric crawler crane has arrived at Heatherton West to support major tun...
28/08/2026

⚡🚧 Big machine. Smaller footprint.

A 250-tonne electric crawler crane has arrived at Heatherton West to support major tunnel works on our Suburban Rail Loop East project.

The crane is expected to save around 9,000 litres of diesel during its period of use, while reducing noise and eliminating diesel exhaust fumes on site. 💪

And it's just one of many ways we're using cleaner technology across the project. 🔋✅

🔗 Read more: https://cpbcontractors.cc/srlrenewables

Proud to announce that CPB Contractors, a member of CIMIC Group, has been appointed by the Queensland Government as Mana...
27/08/2026

Proud to announce that CPB Contractors, a member of CIMIC Group, has been appointed by the Queensland Government as Managing Contractor for the Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift Project. 🤝

Delivered in partnership with Queensland Corrective Services and the Department of Housing and Public Works, the project will provide 400 new beds through 200 additional cells, helping to enhance correctional capacity and support safer operations across Queensland.

Drawing on decades of experience delivering complex correctional infrastructure, our security-led, safety-first approach, proven systems and experienced delivery team are designed to ensure efficient delivery and certainty of outcome in a live operational environment.

We look forward to safely and efficiently delivering this important project, while creating lasting benefits for North Queensland through local employment, training and procurement opportunities.

Building connections at the Chinchilla Careers Expo!🤝🌟Recently, members of our APLNG team had the opportunity to meet wi...
25/08/2026

Building connections at the Chinchilla Careers Expo!🤝🌟

Recently, members of our APLNG team had the opportunity to meet with local students, job seekers and community members to share insights into careers in construction, maintenance and infrastructure.

Having worked in the Western Downs region for more than 14 years, we're proud of the strong relationships we've built with local schools, businesses and communities.

Events like the Chinchilla Careers Expo are a great opportunity to showcase the diverse career pathways our industry offers and inspire future talent 🚀 to consider a career in our sector.

We're privileged to be part of a community that continues to invest in developing the next generation of industry talent 🌱.

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