We publish projects when the client says we can. Where a client agrees, we publish a case study with them: scope, challenge, how it was resolved, and what the client got, reviewed and approved by the client before it goes up.
A fuels, bitumen and chemical testing laboratory, built inside an operating industrial estate in Sydney’s south. Feasibility first, then the design and construct commission.
A laboratory feasibility of more than 800 m² for Intertek Testing Australia in Melbourne, named with the client’s consent.
Cost breakdowns, programme positions, payment positions and contract structures belong to the client who paid for them. We do not put them on a website to win the next job, and we would not do it with yours either. If you want to speak to a client we have worked for, ask. A referee conversation tells you more than a case study ever will.
Prior firm: the director’s contribution at a previous firm, not JCGAU-delivered work.
Incomplete is fine. The address alone tells us the zone, the authority, the building and usually the constraints. Acknowledged the same business day, and a scoping call or a considered answer within two.
