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CPS Concrete Group
CPS concreters and three boom pumps on a suspended deck pour in Canberra

Structural concrete contractor

Concrete pumped, placed and finished across Canberra and Newcastle.

Established in 1990, CPS delivers structural concrete packages for head contractors and developers from its Canberra head office and its Newcastle depot — to specification, to programme, and to the contract sum.

Years in operation
35+
Stationary line pumps
5
Mobile pumps
8
Placing booms
12

Concrete

One trade, done properly, since 1990.

CPS Concrete Group is a family-owned business that pumps, places and finishes structural concrete. It has done that, and only that, for thirty-five years — from Canberra, and now from a depot in Newcastle servicing the Hunter.

The company works as a specialist concrete contractor to head contractors and developers. Pumping, placement and finishing come from one business under one contract, so the work has a single point of responsibility. Pumping is also supplied on its own.

Capability statement

Success

Quality, on programme, within budget.

The three constraints a concrete package is judged on. Each is controlled during the pour rather than reconciled after it.

01

Quality

Levels, set-out, cover and penetrations are checked before the first truck and monitored through placement, while there is still time to correct them. Finishes are delivered to the specified surface class and tolerance, and joint layout follows the structural drawings rather than the crew’s convenience.

  • Pre-pour verification against the structural drawings
  • Level and tolerance monitoring through placement
  • Specified finishes: steel trowel, burnished, broom, exposed aggregate
  • Curing and weather protection planned into the pour
02

Programme

A concrete package is judged over months, not on one deck. CPS carries the crews and the fleet to run several structures at the same time and to absorb the days that move — weather, a late design change, a deck brought forward. Because the labour is directly employed and the plant is owned, capacity can be committed to a programme and held there, so one slipped pour does not compound into a lost cycle.

  • Directly employed crews, scaled to run concurrent structures
  • Owned fleet — pumping capacity is never queued behind another contractor
  • Deck cycles held across multi-stage and multi-tower programmes
  • Capacity to recover time when weather or design moves a pour
03

Budget

Quotations are built from the drawings and the site’s real constraints, not from a rate per square metre. Where a design or sequence change affects cost, it is identified and quantified when it arises, so the final account reflects the tender.

  • Scope priced from structural drawings and site constraints
  • Buildability issues identified during tender review
  • Variations quantified as they arise, not at final account
  • Pumping, placement and finishing under one contract

Sectors

Where CPS works.

Residential
Multi-level apartment buildings and high-rise residential towers, placed floor on floor to a repeating deck cycle.
Mixed-use
Precincts combining commercial floor plates with residential levels above, including transfer structures and changing column grids.
Commercial
Office structures, multi-level carparks and terminal buildings, including work inside live, operating facilities.
Civil & infrastructure
Ground slabs, capping beams, pile caps, retaining and civil structures for infrastructure contractors.
Community
Aquatic centres, public facilities and water-retaining structures where durability governs the pour.

Delivered for

Clients include Geocon, Construction Control, Bloc, Core Developments, ADCO, Hindmarsh, Icon, JW Land, Kane Constructions, Barpa, Bonmen, Complex Co, Elevated Constructions, FDC, GWH, Joss, Knowles Group, Lendlease, Manteena, Monarch Building Solutions, Multiplex, Richard Crookes.

Tender enquiries

Structural drawings, programme, pour dates and site access constraints are enough to price a package. Send them to tenders@cpscg.com.au, or use the enquiry form.