Hello, 2024 marks a very significant milestone for the team here at Wormall Civil as we celebrate our 40th Anniversary, and I thought I’d take a few paragraphs to reflect on the long road it’s been to get to where we are today. Commencing operations in 1984 as a subcontractor for the installation […]
This contemporary address features an impressive entry to the estate and a panoramic central lake surrounded by immaculate landscaping and mature paperbark trees, retained from the natural bushland setting. Bulk earthworks and civil construction works included sewer, drainage, retaining and feature walls, roads, water, power, gas, communications and landscaping. Wormall Civil faced a number of
As we celebrate our 40th anniversary this year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the incredible journey that has brough us to where we are today. We look forward to sharing with you some of the remarkable milestones we’ve achieved. Let these milestones be stepping stones for the exciting journey ahead. 1984: Wormall Contracting
The long-planned redevelopment of the old South Fremantle power station and surrounding land is billed as the biggest coastal urban redevelopment of its kind in WA. But the size of the project, intended to house 12,000 people as well as a new primary school, entertainment precinct and businesses over 106 ha, means it will take
Situated approximately 115 km north of the Newman townsite, the Roy Hill project was established on flat plains at the eastern end of the Chichester Range. Wormall Civil in conjunction with its client, Brookfield Multiplex, completed the $200 million Roy Hill mine accommodation village in the Pilbara in 2014, allowing 2,000 workers to be accommodated
Witchcliffe Ecovillage was previously occupied by two farms: an organic vineyard and a hobby beef cattle farm. Witchcliffe is a small rural hamlet 8kms south of Margaret River and a little more than three hours drive from Perth in Western Australia’s beautiful South West. Wormall Civil proudly commenced work at Witchcliffe Ecovillage in 2020. Witchcliffe
Hello, Welcome to Issue 22 of The Dirt. Here we are again, that busy time of the year that seems to creep up faster and faster every year… well maybe that’s just coming for me and others of similar vintage! This year at Wormall Civil has been another very busy year, although it has been
Our team enjoyed an afternoon of celebrating another year of amazing achievements at Long Neck Brewery. Thank you to our team for a great afternoon. Wishing our team an enjoyable and relaxing break with their families this festive season. Wormall Civil were pleased to be able to host our annual family Christmas party at Adventure World on
As the year 2023 ends, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all our workshop staff and subcontractors for their hard work and dedication. You have been instrumental in maintaining and repairing our fleet of vehicles and equipment. We are proud to announce that we have added 4x CAT 637 scrappers to our inventory this year, D5 dozer
After such a great result last year, Wormall Civil together with Smartstream Technology focused our Christmas donation energies towards a very worthy cause in OzHarvest. Our teams were asked to donate dry food, to help those in a less fortunate situation over the holiday period. Donations include dry food such as: Breakfast cereals, long life milk products, tea/coffee Canned fruit
