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Our Civil Engineering team is dedicated to the planning, design, and construction management of essential infrastructure projects that underpin the development and prosperity of South African communities. We leverage our deep understanding of local regulations (including National Building Regulations, SANS codes, and municipal bylaws), environmental sensitivities, and the unique geotechnical challenges of the region to deliver sustainable and resilient solutions.

Our Civil Engineering Expertise Includes:

  • Roads and Highways Design
  • Water Supply and Distribution Systems
  • Sewerage and Drainage Systems
  • Stormwater Management
  • Water and Wastewater Treatment Works
  • Bulk Earthworks and Infrastructure Development
  • Municipal Engineering Services
  • Construction Management and Supervision

Project Spotlight

Project Name: D1382 P63/1 Road Repair

Project Description:
The rehabilitation, repair, and resealing of Road D1382 and P63/1, extending from K8 in Brits through Letlhabile to the villages of Lerulaneng, involved a thorough assessment and restoration of the road’s structural integrity. The project began with repairs to the road base and substructure, addressing wear, surface damage, and structural deterioration. Following this, the road surface was resealed using high-quality bituminous materials to enhance smoothness, durability, and resistance to weathering and traffic load, while also repairing cracks, potholes, and erosion-prone areas.

In addition to surface repairs, the project upgraded the road's drainage systems to prevent water accumulation and reduce the risk of erosion and surface damage. Enhanced road safety features, including road markings were also incorporated. The rehabilitation of these roads improved connectivity between Brits, Letlhabile, and Lerulaneng, providing safer, more reliable access for local communities and commuters while ensuring minimal disruption during the construction process.

Project Value: R7,882,245.73

Completion Date: 18 May 2016

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