CIDB CRS No. 10053895 · Level 1 B-BBEE
Civil, Building & Infrastructure
Construction Services
CIDB Grade 7 across five classes of works — from stormwater and pipelines to turnkey mine infrastructure. One contractor, one point of accountability.
How the work is registered
Six classes of works, one accountable contractor
Every discipline below sits under a CIDB grading we hold directly — no joint-venture partner, no subcontracted scope. Project management and governance run through all of it: a dedicated SHE Officer, OHS Act 85 of 1993 compliance, and a safety file on every site before work begins.
Real project photo — bulk water pipeline works
Earthworks, Roads & Water Infrastructure
Civil Engineering is the broadest class we hold — it covers everything from cutting and grading a site to the roads, pipelines, and concrete structures that carry water and traffic across it. Most of our contract value to date sits inside this one class.
Road Construction & Maintenance
BCB — N1, R1.8M (2021) & R5.6M (2025) · Penny Farthing — N1, R680K (2021) · RAUBEX/ROADMAC — R2.5M (2021)Pipeline Systems (HDPE & Concrete)
Rand Water — N7/N8/M11 steel pipelines, R29M (2021)Stormwater Channel Construction
CIDB-backed — no standalone contract named yetSewerage Systems
CIDB-backed — adjacent: Bushbuckridge LM (R11M) & Emfuleni LM (R4.5M)Civil Construction — Slabs, Culverts & Manholes
CIDB-backed — underlies most civil contractsGeotechnical Services, Soil Testing & Surveying
CIDB-backed — no standalone contract named yet
Real project photo — concrete base, finishing pass
Commercial & Industrial Building
General Building covers new construction and structural maintenance for commercial and industrial clients — foundations, structure, and envelope, built to the same standard whether the client is a mine or a municipality.
Building Construction & Maintenance
DBCM Venetia Mine (De Beers) — new office building, part of R45.1M contract (Dec 2024)
Real project photo — gate valves for the M11 pipeline network
Mechanical Systems Within Civil Contracts
Mechanical Engineering covers the pumps, valve chambers, and plant that make pipeline and civil infrastructure actually function — installed as part of the same contract, not handed off to a separate supplier.
Valve Supply & Installation
Rand Water — M11 pipeline network, gate valve installation
Photo: robertkso / Pexels — free license
Electrical Reticulation for Industrial Sites
Electrical Engineering Infrastructure covers the reticulation that powers a site once the civils are in — cabling, distribution, and connection points sized for industrial and mining loads.
Electrical Reticulation Infrastructure
DBCM Venetia Mine (De Beers) — part of R45.1M contract (Dec 2024)
Real project photo — pipe joint coating in progress
Corrosion Protection for Pipeline & Steel
Corrosion Protection covers the coatings and cathodic measures that keep buried pipeline and exposed steelwork from failing years after handover — a specialist class most civil contractors don't hold directly.
Corrosion Protection for Pipeline & Steel Scopes
CIDB-backed — no standalone contract named yet
Real project photo — steel structure erection
Steel Structures & Security Fencing
This class covers steel structure erection and precast concrete work — most visibly, the palisade and security fencing that secures a site once the civil and building work is complete.
Steel Structure Erection & Security Fencing
MASA — steel palisade fencing, R1.8M (May 2024)Design & Construction / Turnkey Projects
One Contract, Two Classes of Works
Turnkey scope means we design, build, and hand over — no scope split across multiple contractors. Our largest contract to date shows exactly how that works in practice.
TURNKEY Mining Sector · Limpopo
DBCM Venetia Mine (De Beers)
Electrical reticulation and a new office building, delivered as a single design-and-construction contract — General Building and Electrical Engineering Infrastructure scopes under one accountable team, no handoff between contractors.
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