We are the authority on mission critical infrastructure solutions
When it comes to critical projects, time is money
When tackling your mission critical project, everything we do is aimed at delivering on-time and on-budget, with as little downtime and disruption as possible. A lot of people claim this, but we make it a reality thanks to our unique mixture of technical smarts, superior products and people skills – all captured within our E6 methodology. For our clients it means a job done right with minimal loss of revenues, whether that’s dealing with the complexity of replacing an airport taxiway overnight, or restoring critical public infrastructure without closing operations.
The fastest – proven
Our mix of technical smarts, superior products and experience means we hit timeframes that can’t be matched by our competitors – and we prove it with our 100% on-time project record and only deadline guarantee in the market for large scale concrete slab pours.
No surprises – guaranteed
We’ve completed hundreds of mission critical projects over a range of industries and environments, and have learnt to see and solve little problems before they become bigger – it’s something that only comes with experience, and no one can match ours.
Clients come first – always
What sets us apart is our belief that collaboration and communication are two key elements in safely delivering any mission critical project correctly – that’s why our teams are trained in the people and project management skills that make complex multiple stakeholder manageable.
Green credentials – unmatched
We do everything we can to minimise our harm to the environment both in our operations and yours, thanks to increased use of recycled materials, reduction of wastage and environmentally-friendly products – because there’s no point in doing a good job today that costs tomorrow.
Our journey
2019
Completes slab replacements for Melbourne Airport, a world first given project size and complexity
2018
Antoun wins 2018 CCF Earth Award for Woolooware Bay Shared Path Project, value $2 to $5 million, and Finalist of National 2018 CCF Earth Awards
2018
SiteMix Australia established in NSW and QLD
2015
Qua In Services acquired as complimentary business
2014
Completes a $9.5m Melbourne Airport project, the largest CTS Rapid Set Concrete Pavements in the world, using innovative expedient pavement replacement techniques and materials
2012
Antoun wins Australian Concrete Repair Association (ACRA) Award for Excellence for TaxiWay 1A Trail Slab Replacement, as a JV with Volumetric Concrete Australia (ACRA Member)
2010
The CCF Earth Award for Construction Excellence Category 1 for Sydney Airport Runway 25 Project. This project marks the introduction and pioneering of CTS Rapid Set Concrete and Mobile Volumetric Concrete Mixers into Australia
2009
Antoun wins the Engineers Australia Excellence Award for Sydney Division in the category of Environment and Heritage, in conjunction with DECC
2007
Volumetric Concrete Australia is formed
2006
Forms partnership as sole distributors of CTS Rapid Set Cement (USA)
2004
Antoun wins the CASE Earth Award for Environmental Excellence for Tunks Park Project. Successfully completes $3,450,000 project (SW Sector Drainage) for Sydney Airport
2001
Antoun wins the NSW Waste Boards Construction and Demolition Waste Minimisation Award, in conjunction with CASE Earth
1995
Antoun Civil Engineering is incorporated
1985
Robert Antoun 'officially' takes over the business
1979
Antoun was founded.
Awards
2019 - RSCC Award
Corporate Project of the Year
2019 - ACRA Award
Research and Design Excellence
2018 - Civil Construction
(Project Value $2M to $5M) Award
2010 – Category 1
Winner
2008 – NSW SafeWork awards
Finalist
2004 – Case Earth Awards
Winner
2003 – Case Earth Awards
Winner
Our certifications
Join the team
We’re looking for self-motivated, forward-thinking construction professionals who love a challenge and embrace change. You’ll be joining a growing civil engineering company with big ambitions for the future of our business and people. Sound like a good match?
