Ausco were selected by Deluca Corporation to supply and install buildings for a safe, fit-for-purpose site compound used by staff working on the construction of the northbound Glass House Mountains service centre along the Bruce Highway.
Delivering a comprehensive site solution for FKG at Manly, the installation included:
Within the specified timeframe, Ausco successfully mobilised a comprehensive modular solution, including accommodation facilities, a large meeting and lunchroom, an ablution block and three offices forming an operations hub.
BMD Group, engaged in a significant project extending into 2025, collaborated with Ausco to create a safe, comfortable, and sustainable on-site environment for their employees.
Our client BADGE is one of Australia’s largest privately-owned builders and has begun building the most advanced multi-species processing facility in Australia. Situated in Murray Bridge in SA, the new facilities for Thomas Foods International once fully operational will create around 2000 jobs.
The Bowen Developmental Road upgrade project involves sealing over 25km of road and replacing existing ageing and damaged structures in North Queensland’s Whitsunday region. The road is frequently used by heavy vehicles associated with mining and agriculture operations.
The Cairns Convention Centre is undergoing a $176 million expansion and renovation project to maximise and modernise the centre’s capabilities and bring new business to tropical North Queensland. The upgraded centre will have facilities to cater for multiple functions, helping the city to attract new conferences and events of even greater sizes and complexity.
The City of Marion is an area in the southern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. When a need arose for long-term temporary facilities at Oaklands Park to accommodate further education needs for the community, the Marion Council contacted Ausco Modular for assistance.
The City of Darwin’s Daly Street Beautification project will provide a $3.7 million facelift to the streetscape upon entry to Darwin’s city centre. The project includes road and footpath repairs and reconstruction, landscaping and lighting, CCTV relocation and road resurfacing, resulting in a colourful, more attractive and user friendly entry to the city.
The Bowen Developmental Road upgrade project involves sealing over 25km of road and replacing existing aging and damaged structures in North Queensland’s Whitsunday region. The road is frequently used by heavy vehicles associated with mining and agriculture operations.
