CATCON has been successful in tendering for the removal of the Clayton Regulator. The Clayton Regulator is located 90km South East of Adelaide on the Murray River/Lake Alexandrina between Hindmarsh Island and Clayton Bay. The Regulator was used to prevent salt water from traveling up stream during a period of low water levels. Part of the regulator was previously removed to allow water to flow again, now the entire regulator needs to be removed.
70,000m3 of material will be excavated, using excavators at their digging limits both in the water and on the Regulator itself. While being careful not to disturb the natural river bed, water quality will also be measured daily to ensure works do not effect the natural balance of the river system. Excavated materials will be taken to a nearby dump site and tested for acid sulfate.
We are very pleased to advise that CATCON have ranked again in the recent TOP100 SA 2011 COMPANY INDEX, this year we ranked # 37.
CATCON's placing at no. 37 (up from 41 in the 2010 Index) is a true testament to the collective and consistent efforts, hard work and committment of the entire CATCON team
Our ranking again in the 2011 index demonstrates CATCON's national capabilities and the completion of major projects completed across Australia, some of national significance.
We are pleased to announce that CATCON were a finalist in the National Civil Contractors Federation of Australia - Earth Award for our Dry Creek Rail Yard Relocation project. The award ceremony was held on the 22nd October 2011 at the CCF national conference.
CATCON was a finalist in Category 4 - $20 million to $75 million projects.
We believe our place as a finalist in a national award program is evidence and recognition of the large scale, high quality projects completed by the CATCON team. Being a finalist in the 2011 awards program sets the benchmark for future projects.
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