At CORPS, we offer a diverse range of both conventional and recycled materials to support a sustainable future. By overseeing our entire construction supply chain, we ensure flexibility and capacity while innovating how we utilise finite resources.
With dedicated hubs in Perth, Karratha, Port Hedland, and Broome, we expertly manage and produce our earthmoving products.
Our Environmental Crushing Facility is at the forefront of the circular economy, incorporating recycled asphalt, concrete, and glass sand into our infrastructure projects across the North West.
Coolawanyah Road Redevelopment in the Karratha Light Industrial Area involved over 2,000 metres of road reconstruction and strategic night works, with a total cost of $3,662,000, ensuring minimal disruption to local businesses.
Mooligunn Road Reconstruction involved removing the existing seal, replacing the base course with recycled concrete, and installing new kerbing, signage, and lighting, achieving zero incidents and marking the first RAV 10 road using recycled materials.
Bayly Avenue Realignment involved the use of 50,000 tonnes of recycled concrete roadbase, replacing ageing culverts, realigning services, and installing new lighting, all while minimising disruption and maintaining continuous airport access.
Our state-of-the-art facility is at the heart of CORPS’ commitment to sustainability. By recycling glass, concrete, and asphalt, we divert waste from landfills and reduce dependence on raw materials. Since 2013, we’ve repurposed over XXX tonnes of glass and continue to innovate in recycling concrete and asphalt, offering eco-friendly solutions for construction and roadways across the region.
Building and maintaining roadways are vital for a prosperous future – but we recognise it places strain on natural resources. As part of our EnviRoad initiative, our purpose built plant recycles products, creating repurposed materials for new roadways – setting an example that recycled materials can be stable, sustainable and financially viable. Our team has the capacity to lay, compact and seal roadways, offering a fully integrated solution.
Concrete and building waste often wind up in landfill and vacant land – an everpresent issue around Australia. Worse yet, the cost of transporting and recycling concrete is financially unviable. At CORPS, we saw this as an opportunity to innovate and evolve. Our local facility recycles 72% of all concrete waste in the City of Karratha, providing services to Rio Tinto, Woodside, BHP and more.
Our purpose build facility diverts landfill and minimises our dependence on raw materials. CORPS has repurposed over XXX tonnes of glass since 2013, and we are still going. Glass is sorted, separated and crushed, turning it into a safe and multipurpose product that can be used for aggregate base, asphalt, concrete items, landscaping and more.
If you are looking for a professional, agile and attentive team to deliver all your needs – whether it is a small or large scale project – we would love to receive your invitation to tender.
