OUR EXPERIENCE
Expertise shaped by experience
Every infrastructure project presents a different combination of challenges, stakeholders, opportunities and constraints.
Over two decades, CPM has supported infrastructure owners, operators and delivery teams across a broad range of sectors, project environments and investment programs throughout Australia.
Because experience is most valuable when it can be applied, we bring lessons learned from past projects to help clients make informed decisions on the projects ahead.
Experience that informs better decisions
No two projects are identical, but many face similar challenges.
Across our work, we have supported projects at different stages of development and delivery, in a range of operational environments and across diverse infrastructure sectors. This breadth of exposure helps us recognise patterns, understand context and adapt our approach to the needs of each client and project.
It also means we can draw on practical knowledge gained through delivery, helping clients navigate uncertainty, strengthen decision-making and move projects forward with greater clarity.
Explore our project experience
The projects below demonstrate the breadth of CPM's experience across infrastructure sectors, project types and delivery contexts.
Each case study provides insight into the challenges addressed, the role we played and the practical contribution made alongside our clients. Together, they show how experience gained through delivery continues to inform the advice, oversight and support we provide today.
Moreton Bay Rail
Moreton Bay Rail involved the delivery of a 126km dual track passenger line from the existing Petrie Station through to Redcliffe (Kippa-Ring). The project was a collaborative Design & Construct between Thiess and Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Narrogin Wastewater Treatment Plant
Narrogin Waste-Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) project consisted of the design and construction of an upgraded low energy WWTP that supplies a wetland for final treatment prior to discharge to the environment. The upgraded WWTP required demolition and construction of a number of key structures while maintaining full operational functionality of the plant.
88 Limestone Street Heritage Precinct
The heritage TAFE college building on the corner of Limestone and Ellenborough Streets in Ipswich has been a
landmark for over 100 years. For the majority of that time, it served its original purpose as a technical college, but
later fell into disrepair. It was transformed into a business, restaurant, and bar precinct the likes of which Ipswich has never seen before.