CCE were engaged to complete stage 1 works including the site wide clearing and grubbing, compound setup and bulk and detail excavation works for the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Australian Border Force (ABF) building slabs for the new Western Sydney Airport.
As part of these stage 1 works CCE also completed the site wide stormwater drainage, the installation of a concrete sleeper retaining wall, the construction of an explosive magazine earth mound, and the road pavement for the Canine Facility.
Stage 2 works include the completion of all kerbs and gutters, installation of final footpaths and ramps, installation of final asphalt road pavement, line marking and signage to provide a fully operational facility.
CCE were engaged to complete the bulk excavation and shoring to facilitate construction of the new Command Centre Building as part of the Western Sydney Airport Project.
The second major stage of the Coonara Avenue subdivision, CCE progressed uphill for stage 2 continuing to install services, stormwater, retaining walls and roads in the Housing Central area as shown in the above diagram.
Bulk excavation for four mixed use and residential apartment buildings.
CCE were engaged to carry out bulk and detail excavation, remediation and piling activities to facilitate the construction of six new school buildings.
Cherrie Civil Engineering were engaged by Mirvac Projects to undertake a bulk excavation, foundation concrete construction and land sub-division for the construction of over 200 houses and over 250 apartments.
The Cumberland West Mental Health Early Works project (CWMH Early Works) forms part of the Westmead Health and Education Precinct redevelopment. CCE were engaged by Roberts Co to complete the complex task of constructing building foundations, concrete retaining walls, temporary shoring, hydraulic diversions including significant underbore works within a site heavily contaminated with friable asbestos and within a live hospital environment.
The Nielsen Park Seawall project at Shark Beach, delivered by Cherrie Civil Engineering for the National Parks and Wildlife Service, revitalized one of Sydney Harbour’s most cherished swimming spots. The original 1930s seawall, damaged by storms in 2016, required a comprehensive rebuild involving the reconstruction of the seawall bleachers, promenade and landscaping environment.
Cherrie Civil Engineering were engaged to complete the bulk excavation and shoring to facilitate construction of the new Sydney Children’s Hospital Stage 1 and Minderoo Children’s Comprehensive Cancer Centre.
Cherrie Civil Engineering were engaged by Gazcorp to undertake Bulk earthworks and civil works for a large scale industrial subdivision ‘Momentum Industrial Estate’ located on Wallgrove Rd in Horsley Park. The works included installation of new sewer up to 17m below ground level, new stormwater and water infrastructure.