ON THE COVER: At GEOCIV’s 25th anniversary celebration, it coined the phrase ‘top of the pile’. As the company marked its quarter-century milestone, it celebrated everyone that has been part of its story – from the dedicated GEOCIV team to its clients. It is dedicated to continue delivering innovative geotechnical solutions. From its modest beginnings in Durban in 1996, the company has grown to a staff of 180 and a national footprint that includes Gauteng, Western Cape and Durban.
Economic importance of engaging civil engineering companies and contractors registered with BCCEI
When it comes to infrastructure and civil engineering projects, the importance of selecting companies registered with the Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI) cannot be overstated. This registration signifies a commitment to adhering to established wage agreements, fostering fair labour practices and ensuring a stable and ethical industry. Prioritising these companies that are in good standing is crucial for the economy for several compelling reasons.
AECOM showcases its digital design capability on Malmesbury Bypass
Globally trusted infrastructure consulting firm AECOM has used the latest digital tools to fast-track the final design of the new R45 link between the N7 and R46 at Malmesbury for the Department of Infrastructure in the Western Cape. “The advanced design process commenced in 2022. Our full suite of digital tools played a major role in getting the project up to speed,” explains Nabeel Omar, Technical Director: Highways and Transportation Lead, Western Cape.
Africa’s first precast-concrete water tower
The City of Ekurhuleni’s Water & Sanitation Department is at the cutting-edge of precast-concrete technology. This water-services provider has already successfully completed the construction of four prefabricated reservoirs. With another precast concrete water-retaining structure nearing completion, it was just a matter of time before the Water & Sanitation Department would take its concept even further.
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