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Wormall Civil acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work.

As we have just gone 6 months past our 35th Year Anniversary Celebrations we thought it would be good to reflect on the very positive comments we received on the night from some of our highly valued and key clients. As a company we are very humbled by the comments made by this selection of

The Dirt Issue 7 is our first issue for 2020. This issue includes our feature project Witchcliffe Ecovillage.

We would like to advise you that we take the health and safety of our clients, consultants, Wormall Civil employees and subcontractors/suppliers very seriously. We would like to reassure you that we remain vigilant following the advice of the Australian Federal Government Department of Health and will continue to monitor their advice and act immediately

The Dirt Issue 6 is our last issue for 2019.
This issue includes our feature project The Village Wellard and a look into Wormall Civil’s Philanthropy commitments for the end of 2019.

The Dirt Issue 5 includes our feature project Kemerton Industrial Estate. There’s news about our RTO program, dewatering capabilities, new staff and staff milestones, community news, and of course our 35th Celebrations. Enjoy!

In March earlier this year, Wormall Civil was awarded two civil works contracts as part of the Transform Peel Initiative works for Peel Business Park in Nambeelup.

Work in progress down at Kemerton Industrial Estate.
As a vital component of the estate, Wormall Civil is constructing the roads that will provide the key access point into Albermarle’s $1 billion Lithium Plant in Western Australia.

Wormall Civil is proud to continue delivering vital infrastructure for the state through its government funded contracts. Here is another image from Peel Business Park event held on Thursday September 12th.