cma awards for excellence - entry book

PRECAST CONCRETE SOLUTIONS

ENTRY BOOK

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE01 CONTENTS

1 AESTHETICS COMMERCIAL

- Appearance and the enhancement effect of the precast concrete product on the overall project

- Detailing

- Quality of installation

- Product quality

2 AESTHETICS RESIDENTIAL - PRIVATE SINGLE DWELLINGS

- Appearance and the enhancement effect of the precast concrete product on the overall project

- Detailing

- Quality of installation

- Product quality

3 COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT

- Number of local community members employed on the project

- Skills passed on to the local community

- Benefit to the community

- Installation quality

- Product quality

4 TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

- Engineering excellence applied

- Impact of best practice examples

- Impact of installation quality

- Impact of product quality

5 INNOVATION

- Innovation in design using precast concrete

- Innovation in precast concrete application

- Innovative installation technique

- Impact of product quality

6 PRECAST FOR LIFE

- Condition of installation such as colouring, texture

- Structural integrity of installation

- Age of installation

- Environmental conditions affecting the wear/ erosion of the installation (severe, moderate, etc)

AWARD CATEGORIES AWARD SPONSORS 02INTRODUCTION

03THE JUDGES

05THE SPONSORS

07AESTHETICS COMMERCIAL

20AESTHETICS RESIDENTIAL - PRIVATE SINGLE DWELLINGS

23COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT

26TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

33INNOVATION

37PRECAST FOR LIFE

40CMA MEMBERS LIST

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE INTRODUCTION 02

The Concrete Manufacturers Association

NPC, (CMA) 2016 Awards for Excellence com-

petition drew a bumper crop of entries, which

at 123 was almost double the 77 entered dur-

ing the last competition. Images and entry de-

tails of the competition’s six categories are

displayed here and provide a valuable refer-

ence document on some of the country’s

most prestigious construction projects.

The awards are judged on photo-

graphs and written motivations. In pag-

ing through this electronic booklet one

is immediately struck by the standard

of entries which is high and in some

cases extremely so. It is quite clear

that CMA members made every effort

to ensure that their photography was

of a very high standard and that their

motivations were concise.

As anticipated, Aesthetics Commer-

cial attracted by far the most entries,

reeling in an impressive 50 projects.

Submission numbers in the other

categories were as follows: Aes-

thetics Residential 12; Community

Upliftment nine; Technical Excellence 26; In-

novation 15; and there were 10 entries in the

Precast for Life category which is aimed at

projects 10 years and older.

Entries closed on October 16th the judging

took place on November 23rd at the Johan-

nesburg offices of PPC Cement, the main spon-

sors of this year’s event. Six trophies, one for

each category, and up to three commendation

awards can be made in each category. However,

awards are only made if the judges deem the en-

tries to be worthy of an award. The results will

be announced at a gala dinner ceremony at Sum-

mer Place in Johannesburg, on April 23rd 2016.

Since they were first staged in 1985, the

Awards have become the undoubted highlight of

the precast concrete industry’s calendar.

They provide an excellent vehicle for

Southern African designers and project

developers to establish themselves as

trendsetters across several disciplines,

and in doing so, to gain national

recognition. The CMA is justifiably proud

of the superior attributes of precast

concrete which, once again, is evident

in this year’s competition – attributes

which are certainly on a par with those of

our global compatriots.

MEMBERSHIP

The Awards for Excellence competition

is open to all CMA members. Mem-

bership is in turn open to all man-

ufacturers of precast concrete

products and there are five mem-

bership categories: producer; non-producer;

associate; contractor; and cement produc-

ers. For CMA membership purposes, precast

concrete is defined as a concrete product

cast in a re-usable mould or form, cured in a

controlled environment, transported to site

and lifted into position.

Membership is granted on the basis of the

following:

• Production takes place in a purpose-built

manufacturing facility

• A quality assurance system is in place

• Occupational, health and safety (OHS)

procedures are in use

• Technical and engineering competence

• Financial stability

• Environmental compliance.

CMA MEMBER SERVICES

Being part of an association brand which is

widely recognised and respected for setting

and maintaining best-practice standards the

CMA provides:

• Access to industry-specific

statistical information

• Posting CMA logo on company stationery,

website, packaging and products

• Participation in the prestigious Awards for

Excellence competition

• Listing on the CMA website

• Inclusion on the CMA mailing list

• A membership certificate

• Membership discounts on seminars and

educational courses

• Participation in setting national

standards for the industry

• Access to best-product design and

manufacturing processes

• Opportunities to feature innovative

precast concrete projects in the CMA’s

magazine, Precast

• Client referrals

• Networking opportunities

• Participation in and product displays

at exhibitions.

SAFEGUARDING EXCELLENCE

IN PRECAST CONCRETE

The CMA is the primary representative of

the precast concrete industry in Southern

Africa. First established in 1972 as the

Concrete Masonry Association, it is a

non-profit organisation which promotes

excellence in the manufacture and use of

precast concrete products.

The Association promotes precast con-

crete to architects, engineers, builders, con-

tractors and property developers. The pooled

knowledge of its members, many of whom

are market leaders, fosters an environment

which encourages the development of cost-

effective and community-friendly products.

The correct application of its member’s

products, their compliance with the CMA

‘Quality Cast in Concrete’ mark and the

maintenance of industry standards underpin

all CMA activities.

To this end all producer members are

obliged to operate to recognised quality man-

agement systems. Furthermore, they are

encouraged to hold accredited product cer-

tification in compliance with the CMA Mark

of Approval or the relevant SANS standard.

Alternatively, they can obtain CMA Accredi-

tation.

Since inception the CMA has, in collab-

oration with its members, published numerous

manuals, brochures and step-by-step guides

on the practical use of precast concrete

products. These are available to members

and the public at a nominal charge.

SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE ENTRIES

03 THE JUDGES CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE

THE JUDGESTHE JUDGES

The CMA Awards for Excellence competition

is judged by top professionals from diverse

backgrounds to ensure that no Awards cate-

gory is given an unfair weighting. Impartiality

is key to any judging process and one of the

ways in which the CMA achieves this is by

making sure that none of the judges are pro-

fessionally involved with any of the projects.

If, by any chance, they are involved, they are

obliged to sit out that particular category.

Neutrality is further ensured by excluding

any form of branding i.e., the names of the

companies and professionals involved with

the projects from the written motivations

which are used for the judging.

The CMA Awards is all about the pursuance

of excellence in the manufacture and applica-

tion of precast concrete and, as has always

been the case, awards are only gained, when

in the opinion of the judges, they are merited.

They are not made gratuitously as this would

defeat the objective of the Awards. And as al-

ways, although the standard of award entries

was high, and in some cases exceptionally so,

there were instances this year where awards

were not made.

This year’s judges included a landscape

architect, an architect, a quantity surveyor

and two civil engineers. The results of the

judging will only be revealed on April 23rd

when the Awards gala dinner takes place at

Summer Place in Johannesburg.

What follows are brief professional pro-

files on the judges.

ANTOINETTE DE BEER PROFESSIONAL

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

AND ENVIRONMENTAL

PLANNER

Antoinette de Beer is

currently the acting pre-

sident of the Institute for

Landscape Architecture in South Africa (ILASA).

She is also a registered professional with SA-

CLAP (South African Council for the Landscape

Architectural Profession) and established her

own practice, ARLA Consulting, in June 2012

Antoinette graduated with a Bachelor of Land-

scape Architecture honours degree from the

University of Pretoria in 2004, and in 2010 she

was awarded her Masters in Landscape Archi-

tecture from the University of Cape Town (UCT).

As a student she was awarded several schol-

arships and graduated first in her class at UCT,

receiving the ILASA Prize for Best MLA thesis

which explored the spatial manifestation of intan-

gible cultural heritage aspects within the historic

Bo-Kaap district of Cape Town.

During her postgraduate studies, she gained

valuable experience working for OvP Associates

Landscape Architects in a wide range of land-

scape planning, design, detailing, documentation

and implementation projects, including Green

Point Stadium.

Her numerous landscape-related activities

have included part-time lecturing on landscape

design at UCT and second-year studio master

at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology

(CPUT). She has also worked as external exam-

this material for lecturing and writing about

architecture and the urban environment. He is

currently media manager for Paragon Architects

which involves writing, photographing and editing

online content about the firm and its work.

BERT VAN DER HEEVER QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Bert van der Heever wears

several professional hats.

Besides being managing

director of quantity sur-

veying consultancy, Bert

van den Heever Boure-

kenaars Ingelyf, he is managing director of inter-

net consultants, Intercyber cc, webmaster of

ASAQS’s web site, editor of the Weekend Prop-

erty and Construction newsletter and is co-owner

of GoLearning, an online CPD-training provider for

the quantity surveying profession.

Bert qualified with BSc.QS from the University

of Natal in 1975 and he was awarded a Masters

in Business Leadership from the University

of South Africa in 1982, having specialised in

project and property management.

He worked as a freelance scriptwriter for Liti-

rol Press in Durban from 1970-1976 and was em-

ployed by the KwaZulu Development Company from

1976 to 1981, initially as chief quantity surveyor

and later as chief technical advisor on projects.

He moved to Vanderbijlpark in 1981 where he

took over the branch office of a Durban firm of

quantity surveyors and project managers, later to

become Bert van der Heever Bourekenaars Ingelyf.

The firm was a category winner of the 2010

iner at CPUT. In addition, she has served on IL-

ASA’s National Executive Committee (NEC) for

four years before becoming the president for the

2013-2015 term. While serving as president she

represented ILASA at several national and inter-

national events, steered the NEC and took part

in the Department of Public Work’s programme

to encourage school learners to study towards

professions within the built environment.

Antoinette has also collaborated with EPLA

Consulting, OvP Associates Landscape Archi-

tects, Megan Anderson Landscape Architects

and FC Holm Architects & Landscape Architects

on several projects such as the Upington Refer-

ral Hospital, KOVACS Residences at UWC, the

Bellville Waste Management Facility, the Groote

Schuur Estate Infrastructure Upgrade and the

Wesbank Gateway in Vredenburg.

HUGH FRASERARCHITECT

Hugh Fraser graduated

with a BArch from the

University of the Witwa-

tersrand (Wits)) in 1987.

In addition to prac-

ticing architecture, he

taught the subject at

Wits and the University of Johannesburg for 15

years. He then worked at the Cement and Con-

crete Institute as well as Glass South Africa.

This experience positioned him favourably to

explore the architectural potential of glass and

concrete more deeply.

Hugh has travelled extensively to research

and document the built environment. He uses

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE THE JUDGES 04

THE JUDGESTHE JUDGES

Southern African Institute of Steel Construc-

tion: Steel Awards, for project management and

quantity surveying work on the 1 200 pupil Meet-

se-a-Bophelo primary school in Mamelodi.

Bert has always had a keen interest in re-

gional development and was a director of Vaalgro,

a Section 21 company formed to stimulate de-

velopment in the Vaal. He is also past-chairman

of a small scale farming project, Lema O Kotule,

and a founding member of Vaal Community Radio

90.6FM. He resigned as chairperson of the advi-

sory board to the Jeugland Old Age Home at the

end of 2014 in order to devote more time to the

ASAQS during his tenure as president.

MPHIKELELI ABEDNIGO (ABE) THELACIVIL ENGINEER

Abe Thela is registered

as a professional engi-

neer with the Engineering

Council of South Africa.

He has been a director of

Nyeleti Consulting (Pty) Ltd since 2000 and cur-

rently heads its municipal services division.

Having graduated with a BSc (Civil Engineer-

ing) from the University of the Witwatersrand in

1988, he has had 26 years post graduate experi-

ence ranging from design, contract documenta-

tion and the administration of public and private

sector projects.

His career began in 1988 with Murray & Rob-

erts as a junior construction manager and in

1990 he joined Ove Arup as a junior engineer.

He returned to the University of the Witwa-

tersrand in 1992 to undertake a graduate diplo-

ma in engineering.

In 1993 he joined African Consulting Engineers

as an associate and between 1994 and 2000 he

held various posts with Africon: senior engineer;

associate; and finally, director.

He was the team leader for the construc-

tion progress audit of the Soccer City Stadium,

a project worth over R3billion in construction

value and he has also been project leader on nu-

merous infrastructural projects, too many to

mention here.

Abe’s chief professional interests lie in mu-

nicipal services and infrastructure development.

He is the current president of Consulting Engi-

neers South Africa (CESA) and over the years he

has served on various CESA committees, having

chaired its Finance & Staff as well as its Mem-

bership & Constitutional Affairs committees

MALCOLM PAUTZCIVIL ENGINEER

Malcolm Pautz is the

president of the South

African Institution of Civil

Engineering (SAICE). He

has several qualifications

from the University of the

Witwatersrand including a BSc civil engineering

(1993), a graduate diploma in engineering (1994)

an MSc in engineering (1999) and an MBA (2002)

from Wits Business School.

He joined SAICE in 1996 and has served as an

executive board member since 2004.

During his first job as a civil engineer at Port-

net in Durban, and later, through technical design

experience at Transnet’s design office, Malcolm

developed an interest in the commercial side of

civil engineering, an interest which resulted in an

associate directorship at KPMG Advisory (Pty)

Ltd, where he is involved with its Global Infra-

structure and Major Projects Group.

Malcolm has worked for Nedbank Capital – In-

vestment Banking in its infrastructure, energy

and telecommunications division and for the Na-

tional Treasury’s Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Unit where, as senior project advisor, he was in-

volved in the development and implementation of

several PPPs.

In 2002, Malcolm was instrumental in launching

the newly founded Construction Industry Develop-

ment Board. He managed the development of the

industry procurement processes, systems and

procedures, including developing, promoting and

delivering essential best practices in the coun-

try’s procurement for infrastructure delivery.

An expert in project appraisal, project and cor-

porate finance, risk management, project develop-

ment and procurement, Malcolm has provided stra-

tegic input and comment to various organisations

and parties actively involved in improving delivery

in developing countries. He has also presented

papers at several international conferences.

He is currently working with young engineers,

encouraging and guiding them to take more re-

sponsibility and ownership within SAICE and

the industry. In addition, he is also involved in

kick-starting research for SAICE’s 2016 Infra-

structure Report Card (IRC), for which he is the

convener. Malcolm is also a fellow of SAICE and

an affiliate member of the American Society of

Civil Engineers.

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CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE05 THE SPONSORS

PPC Ltd is a leading supplier of cement and related products in southern Africa. With the acquisition of Safika Cement and Pronto Readymix (including Ulula Ash), PPC now supplies from nine manufacturing factories, four milling plants, five blending

facilities and nine readymix batching plants. Situated in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Rwanda, their combined output is eight-and-half-million tons of cement products each year and half a million tons of fly ash. PPC also produces aggregates, metallurgical-grade lime, burnt dolomite and limestone.

PPC’s vision is to become a world class provider of materials and solutions to the basic services sector. We will achieve this by taking a strategic approach in all we do. Working together, we will more than double our business every 10 years. Part of our strategy and long-term plan is to grow revenue earned outside South Africa to 40% of total revenue. PPC is expanding its operations in existing markets such as Zimbabwe and extending its footprint into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Ethiopia.

For over 120 years, PPC has played a role in the growth and development of South Africa and Zimba-bwe, producing cement for many iconic landmarks, including the Union Building, Gariep Dam, Kariba Dam, Gautrain, Cape Town stadium, Medupi power station and much of South Africa’s infrastructure.

Beyond infrastructure development, PPC contin-ues to play a role in socio-economic development

PPC CEMENT in partnership with government, community leaders and relevant stakeholders in the countries in which we operate.

PPC’s focus extends beyond the group to the broader industry. As a leader in this industry, PPC has actively invested in technology to reduce air emis-sions, minimise waste production, recycle and recov-er raw materials, enhance energy efficiency and con-serve natural resources while producing a reliable and affordable supply of building materials to support the economies of countries in which we operate.

PPC is a truly African success story - a focused business that reflects the strengths of its people, products and services. LAFARGE SOUTH AFRICA

Lafarge South Africa is a member of the LafargeHolcim group, the world leader in the building

materials industry. In South Africa, the company is one of the major building material manufacturers, offering cement, aggregates, readymix concrete, and pulverised fly ash. One of its subsidiaries, Ash Resources, is South Africa’s leading manufacturer and supplier of fly ash products and has pioneered the development of fly ash as a major sustainable material for the construction industry.

Lafarge South Africa applies its unparalleled technical strength to continually develop innovative building material solutions for the construction industry and contributes to building better cities and communities across the country, while reducing the environmental footprint of its products and manufacturing processes.

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE THE SPONSORS 06

BASF is the world’s leading chemical com-pany and its products and solutions contribute to conserving resourc-

es, ensuring nutrition and improving quality of life. It creates chemistry for a sustainable future and combines economic success with environmental pro-tection and social responsibility. Its portfolio ranges from chemicals, plastics, performance products and crop-protection products, to oil and gas. Through science and innovation, it enables its customers in nearly every industry to meet society’s current and future needs.

BASF had sales of about €74 billion in 2013 and over 112,000 employees as of the end of that year. BASF shares are traded on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt (BAS), London (BFA) and Zurich (AN). Fur-ther information on BASF is available on www.master-builders-solutions.basf.co.za.

CHRYSO Southern Africa manufactures, sells and distributes superplasticis-ers, accelerators, fibres, curing agents, demoulding oils, fibres and pigments for

the precast industry. We have a large footprint in South Africa (three manufacturing plants and seven branches), with a network of distributors and a dedi-cated export team that gives supplies 80% of the African continent.

Part of a global company, CHRYSO Southern Africa has an international network of technical people that can give expert advice. ISO 9001 and OHSAS 18001 compliant, we give daily technical support to our cus-tomers while ensuring high levels of quality control.

CHRYSO Southern Africa is one of 19 subsidiaries within the CHRYSO Group which has 24 industrial sites and a presence in 70 countries.

BASF

CHRYSO SOUTHERN AFRICA

AfriSam is a leading concrete materials group in Africa, with historically disadvan-taged South Africans

holding 98% of its shares. Operating in South Af-rica, Lesotho, Swaziland and Tanzania, the group supplies superior cement, readymix and aggregate products and technical solutions to its custom-ers from its seven cement production facilities, 17 quarries and 43 readymix operations. Founded in 1934, the group employs over 2 000 staff and is a proud Level 2 Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) contributor.

AFRISAM

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE07 ENTRIES: AESTHETICS COMMERCIAL

OWNER: Standard Bank Properties

ARCHITECT: Insite Landscape Architects

ENGINEER: Pure Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR:

Norval Wentzel Steinberg

MAIN CONTRACTOR: WBHO Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Country Line Africa

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Neotrend Development Group

ARCHITECT: Uys & White Landscape Architects

ENGINEER: EDS Consulting Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Pentad

MAIN CONTRACTOR: GD Irons Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: New Generation Paving

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Johannesburg Development Agency

ARCHITECT: Osmond Lange and

studio Mass Urban Design

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Bophelong Construction

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

AESTHETICS COMMERCIAL

STANDARD BANK ROSEBANK

SUMMIT PLACE

SANDTON SIDEWALKS

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE ENTRIES: AESTHETICS COMMERCIAL 08

OWNER: Liberty Group

ARCHITECT: Bentel Associates International

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: MLC

MAIN CONTRACTOR: NMC

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Contra Pave

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Atterbury Property Developments


ENGINEER: L & S Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Norval

Wentzel Steinberg

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Group Five Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Danvon Landscapes

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Feenstra Group

ARCHITECT: Boogertman & Partners

ENGINEER: DG Consulting Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: DEL

Quantity Surveyors

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Greenacres

Landscape Projects

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: BMW South Africa

ARCHITECT: African Enviromental Design

ENGINEER: Spoormaker & Partners

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: BWR

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Barrow Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Plant Elite

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

NELSON MANDELA SQUARE SANDTON

CELL C HEAD OFFICE

HATFIELD STUDIOS

BMW HEAD OFFICE


OWNER: Abland



SUB-CONTRACTOR: East Rand Paving

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Peermont Group

ARCHITECT: Boogertman &

Partners/Green Inc.

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Zenith

Application Services

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Impala Paving

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone Midrand

OWNER: Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality

ARCHITECT: BW Design and Mhiduve

MAIN CONTRACTOR: MER Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Puledi

Engineering & Construction


OWNER: Peermont Group

ARCHITECT: Green Inc Landscape Architects

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Breet Construction


15 ALICE LANE

EMPERORS PALACE CONFERENCE CENTRE

THOMAS TITUS NKOBI MEMORIAL PARK

THABA MOSHATE HOTEL CASINO AND CONVENTION RESORT


OWNER: Jacques Voster

ARCHITECT: AW Austin Architects

MAIN CONTRACTOR: C & J Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Swirls of Green

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone Nelspruit

OWNER: Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality

ARCHITECT: Cube

ENGINEER: Royal Haskoning DHV

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: DPD & Associates

MAIN CONTRACTOR: RADM Construction

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone Bloemfontein

OWNER: Trapezoid Investments

ARCHITECT: PGA

ENGINEER: Arup

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: BTKM

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Construction 10

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Concept Paving

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone KZN

OWNER: Tsogo Sun

ARCHITECT: Northpoint



SUB-CONTRACTOR: REE Paving Contracts


FOUR STONES OFFICE PARK

HOFFMAN SQUARE

SEASON COURT

SILVER STAR CASINO


ARCHITECT: Roodt Architects


OWNER: Olivedale Retirement Village HOA

ARCHITECT: Alberth Monteith

ENGINEER: Pro North Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Williams,

Greeff and du Preez

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Central

Development Projects

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Thembakele Eng. Services

MANUFACTURER: Aveng Infraset

OWNER: Grain Building

ARCHITECT: Royal Haskoning DHV

ENGINEER: DG Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Quanticost Pretoria

MAIN CONTRACTOR: JT Son Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: LCP Roofing


OWNER: Mc Cormick Property Developer

ARCHITECT: LP Architects Pretoria

ENGINEER: Endicon


Wentzel/Steinberg

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Ikotwe Construction



CHRISTIAN REVIVAL CHURCH

OLIVEDALE RETIREMENT VILLAGE

AGRI – HUB OFFICE PARK

EMOYENI MALL


OWNER: Arganil Properties

ARCHITECT: Alchemy

ENGINEER: Soderlund & Schutte

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Lemcon Likusasa SA

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Lushaka Construction


OWNER: Redefine Property Group

ARCHITECT: Louis Karol/Johnny Schwartz

ENGINEER: Aurecon

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: MLCCT

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Grinaker LTA

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Highland Paving

MANUFACTURER: Revelstone Cape

OWNER: A.C.S.A

ARCHITECT: Aurecon Group

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: LDM

MAIN CONTRACTOR: DVB Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Super Pavers


OWNER: Rabbie and Growth Point Properties

ARCHITECT: DHK

ENGINEER: Aurecon

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: AECOM

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Murray & Roberts



ALCHEMY OFFICES

BLUE ROUTE MALL, TOKAI, CAPE TOWN

CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

BRIDGE PARK, CENTURY CITY, CAPE TOWN


OWNER: Various Sectional Title Owners

ARCHITECT: Ambient

ENGINEER: Carlisle and Associates

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Summercon Property

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Summercon Property

MANUFACTURER: Echo Floors

OWNER: Green Cross Medical Centre

ENGINEER: Encon Consulting Engineers

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Power Construction

MANUFACTURER: Echo Prestress

OWNER: Various

ARCHITECT: Gert Claasen

ENGINEER: Pro North Consultants

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Central

Developments Property Group





ARCHITECT: Cimato/Moroldo

ENGINEER: Kantey & Templer

Consulting Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Balwin Properties

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Balwin Properties


CEDAR LOFTS

GREEN CROSS MEDICAL CENTRE


THE WILLIAM


ARCHITECT: Century Property Developments

ENGINEER: C Plan Structural Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Century

Property Developments

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Century


SUB-CONTRACTOR: V-CON Civils


OWNER: Tenova

ENGINEER: Silvio Ferraris

PROJECT ENGINEER: Kantey & Templer


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Valcal International

MANUFACTURER: ReMaCon Products

OWNER: Crawford College


MAIN CONTRACTOR: Astek Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Keystone Walling


OWNER: Cell C



PROJECT ENGINEERS: L & S



Wentzel/Steinberg

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Group Five

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Friction

Retaining Structures


WATERFALL ESTATE SECURITY WALL

BATEMAN OFFICE

CRAWFORD COLLEGE

CELL C MAIN CAMPUS


OWNER: TMM Holdings


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Ideal Gardening


OWNER: Silverstar Casino


PROJECT ENGINEERS: Aurecon

MAIN CONTRACTOR: WBHO

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Powergate Construction


OWNER: Shondoni Mine (Sasol)


PROJECT ENGINEERS: Worley Parsons


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Powergate Construction


OWNER: V & A Waterfront

ARCHITECT: Van der Merwe Miszewski/

Rick Brown & Associates

ENGINEER: Sutherland



MANUFACTURER: Concrete Units

VENICE VILLAGE BOAT JETTY RAMP

SILVERSTAR CASINO AMPHITHEATRE

SASOL SHONDONI MINE

NO 1 SILO V & A WATERFRONT


OWNER: South African National

Botanical Institute

ENGINEER: SMEC South Africa

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Seymour Paving

MANUFACTURER: C.E.L. Concrete Products

OWNER: Acucap Investments

ARCHITECT: James Wilkinson

ENGINEER: MH & Associates

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: NWS


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Dassenberg

Retaining Systems

MANUFACTURER: Klapmuts Concrete

LICENSOR: Terraforce

OWNER: City of Cape Town

ENGINEER: City of Cape Town/

ING Consulting Engineers

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Exeo

Khokela Construction


OWNER: First National Bank

ARCHITECT: Stauch Vorster


Associates/Neil Zaaiman


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Decorton

Retaining Systems



KIRSTENBOSCH BOTANICAL GARDENS

MOWBRAY OFFICE PARK

MOUILLE POINT PROMENADE

TYGERVALLEY OFFICE DEVELOPMENT


OWNER: Eagles Nest

MAIN CONTRACTOR: EFS Precast

MANUFACTURER: EFS Precast


OWNER: Atterbury Properties

ARCHITECT: Danie Rebel as director at

Uys & White Landscape Architects

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Belo

& Kies Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Life Landscapes

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: University of the Witwatersrand

ARCHITECT: MMA

ENGINEER: Calibre Consultants

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: SBDS

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Murray & Dickson

MANUFACTURER: Technicrete




MAIN CONTRACTOR: Group Five Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Life Landscapes

MANUFACTURER: Bosun & Smartstone

INDEPENDENT EGG FARM

WATERFALL LIFESTYLE

WITS MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES BUILDING

WATERFALL CORNER





ENGINEER: C Plan

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Country Line Africa

MANUFACTURER: Bosun & Smartstone

OWNER: Renico Construction

ARCHITECT: Uni-Arch

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Renico Construction





ENGINEER: Aurecon South Africa


Wentzel Steinberg


SUB-CONTRACTOR: REE Paving Contracts

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Private Homeowners (Retirees)






SUB-CONTRACTOR: Friction

Retaining Structures


WATERFALL CITY WALKWAYS

DANIELS LANDING

NEWTOWN JUNCTION - PIAZZA

WATERFALL ESTATE RETIREMENT VILLAGE


MAIN CONTRACTOR: Standard

Yoke and Timber

MANUFACTURER: Coverland

OWNER: Netcash Direct

ARCHITECT: Geringer Architects

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Martin Walters

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Rapid Trade 31


MAIN CONTRACTOR: Razz

Construction Projects


PALM LAKES RETIREMENT VILLAGE

CORAL BEACH ESTATE

CHAMPS DU LAC

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OWNER: Mr Soponono

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Henning Britz

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: George Sutherland

ARCHITECT: W Design Architecture Studio

ENGINEER: Hugo & Partners

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Asikol Construction

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Chris Roets

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Boshoek Trust

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone Nelspruit

AESTHETICS RESIDENTIAL - PRIVATE SINGLE DWELLINGS

HOUSE SOPONONO

FLOATING IN SPACE

HOUSE ROETS

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE21 ENTRIES: AESTHETICS RESIDENTIAL - PRIVATE SINGLE DWELLINGS

OWNER: Jaco Smit

ARCHITECT: Letitia Bruwer Landscapes

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Monarch Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Ben’s Paving


OWNER: Renico Construction

ARCHITECT: Messaris Wapenaar Cole

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Renico Construction


OWNER: Valerio and Melina Panelatti

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Visberg Construction


OWNER: Mr. Des Coetzee


CONTRACTOR: Powergate Construction


HOUSE SMIT

PARKVIEW MANOR

HOUSE PANELATTI

HOUSE COETZEE

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OWNER: Mr. Brian Wylie


MAIN CONTRACTOR: Owner Builder


OWNER: Hendrik Johannes Nel

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Maxi Pave

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Jan Wessels

ENGINEER: Seelenbinder Consulting Engineers

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Namwall

MANUFACTURER: Namwall


OWNER: Simon Dix

ARCHITECT: Decorite/Wyatt Baker

ENGINEER: Vigar and Associates

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Action Asphalt

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone KZN

HOUSE WYLIE

HOUSE NEL

HOUSE WESSELS

HOUSE DIX

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE23 ENTRIES: AESTHETICS RESIDENTIAL - PRIVATE SINGLE DWELLINGS & COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT

OWNER: Eddie Smook

MAIN CONTRACTOR: CAW Pavers

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone George

OWNER: Johannesburg Development Agency

ARCHITECT: Osmond Lange/

Lyer Urban Design Studio

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Bophelong Construction

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Gauteng Department

of Human Settlement

ARCHITECT: Magalela

ENGINEER: Lekwa Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: R & G Consulting

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Vharanani Properties

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Stefanutti Stocks Housing


HOUSE SMOOK

SANDTON SIDEWALKS NELLMAPIUS EXT 22 RDP HOUSING

COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT

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OWNER: Various Owners

ARCHITECT: Calgro M3 Development

ENGINEER: Casper Badenhorst

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Calgro

M3 Development

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Calgro M3 Development



ARCHITECT: Ambient

ENGINEER: Carlisle and Associates

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Summercon

Property Development

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Summercon

Property Development


OWNER: Department of Public Works (KZN)

ARCHITECT: Charles Taylor Architects

ENGINEER: ZAI Consultants

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Van

Rensburg Schulze and Partners

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Elias Mechanicos

Building & Civil Eng. Contractors

MANUFACTURER: Echo Prestress Durban

OWNER: Department of Rural

Development & Land Reform

ARCHITECT: Viridian Landscape

ENGINEER: WEC Consult

QUANTITY SURVEYOR:

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Cape Agulhas

Civils/Annev Construction


FLEURHOF

CEDAR LOFTS

STANGER HOSPITAL

CAPE AGULHAS MUNICIPALITY

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE25 ENTRIES: COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT

OWNER: Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan

ENGINEER: Worley Parsons

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Rand Civils

MANUFACTURER: Shukuma Bricks

OWNER: Busamed Hospital Group

ARCHITECT: CNdV

ENGINEER: WSP

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: MLQS

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Grinaker Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Seymore Paving



OWNER: Cape Nature

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Jean du Plessis

MANUFACTURER: Mobicast


OWNER: Department of Rural Development

ENGINEER: Mr. Nicholas Heüer

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Hydraform

MANUFACTURER: Hydraform

WALMER TOWNSHIP

STRAND PRIVATE HOSPITAL

STILBAAI NATURE RESERVE

THE RADWAY GREEN PROJECT

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OWNER: Olivedale Retirement Village HOA

ARCHITECT: Alberth Monteith

ENGINEER: Pro North Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Williams,

Greeff and du Preez


Development Projects

SUB-CONTRACTOR:

Thembakele Eng. Services


OWNER: Glencore

ENGINEER: DRA Mineral Resources

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Basson & Close



OWNER: Mc Cormick Property Developer

ARCHITECT: LP Architects Pretoria

ENGINEER: Endicon


Wentzel/Steinberg

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Ikotwe Construction



TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE


TWEEFONTEIN OPTIMISATION PROJECT

EMOYENI MALL

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE27 ENTRIES: TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

OWNER: Various

ARCHITECT: Gert Claasen

ENGINEER: Pro North Consultants

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Central





OWNER: Menlyn Maine


ENGINEER: WSP Engineering

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Pentads



OWNER: Department of Public Works (KZN)

ARCHITECT: Charles Taylor Architects

ENGINEER: ZAI Consultants

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Van

Rensburg Schulze and Partners

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Elias Mechanicos

Building & Civil Eng. Contractors

MANUFACTURER: Echo Prestress Durban


ARCHITECT: Cimato/Moroldo

ENGINEER: Kantey & Templer


QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Balwin Properties

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Balwin Properties



MENLYN MAINE CENTRAL SQUARE

STANGER HOSPITAL

THE WILLIAM


OWNER: Nu Hold

ARCHITECT: Francois Marais Architects

ENGINEER: PDS Civil Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Q.S.

Bureau Quantity Surveyors

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Aura

Developers Consortium


OWNER: Mr. Des Coetzee


CONTRACTOR: Powergate Construction


OWNER: MTN

ARCHITECT: Projects Works

ENGINEER: DSM Consulting Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: ORB

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Aveng/ Grinaker LTA


OWNER: Tenova


PROJECT ENGINEER: Kantey & Templer


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Valcal International


MICHELIN BUILDING

HOUSE COETZEE

MTN DATA CENTRE

BATEMAN OFFICE




OWNER: Grindrod Intermodal





OWNER: TMM Holdings


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Ideal Gardening


YFEL ANTI-CLIMB HIGH SECURITY WALL

GRINDROD INTERMODAL

YFEL (STANDARD)

VENICE VILLAGE BOAT JETTY RAMP


OWNER: Gene Louw Primary School

ARCHITECT: Hennie de Villiers Architects

ENGINEER: Ekcon Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Koch Consulting

MAIN CONTRACTOR: MNK Projects

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Portland Hollowcore

MANUFACTURER: Portland Hollowcore


ENGINEER: Ingerop




OWNER: Acciona Wind Power

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Acciona Wind Power


OWNER: V & A Waterfront

ARCHITECT: Van der Merwe Miszewski/

Rick Brown & Associates





GENE LOUW PRIMARY SCHOOL ACTIVITY CENTRE

MOUILLE POINT SEA WALL

GOUDA WIND FARM

NO 1 SILO V & A WATERFRONT



ENGINEER: City of Cape Town/

ING Consulting Engineers





ARCHITECT: Architects Associated

ENGINEER: Aurecon


MANUFACTURER: Topfloor Concrete

OWNER: Department of Rural

Development & Land Reform

ARCHITECT: Viridian Landscape

ENGINEER: WEC Consult

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Cape Agulhas

Civils/Annev Construction


OWNER: Milkwood Primary School

ARCHITECT: Francois van Zyl

ENGINEER: Cobus Louw

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Dan-

Jon Building Projects



MOUILLE POINT PROMENADE

CRU HOSTELS PROGRAMME LANGE – DEPOT SITE

CAPE AGULHAS MUNICIPALITY

MOSSEL BAY SEATING ARENA


OWNER: Embassy of the Federal

Republic of Germany

ENGINEER: Seelenbinder Consulting Engineers

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Namwall

MANUFACTURER: Namwall


OWNER: Swakop Uranium

ENGINEER: AK Roux

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Sinohydro Namibia

MANUFACTURER: Rocla

OWNER: Lesedi PV & Letsatsi PV

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Conycento/

Firefly Investments 261

MANUFACTURER: Rocla

EMBASSY WINDHOEK

HUSAB MINE STOCKPILE TUNNEL

LESEDI PV AND LETSATSI PV PROJECTS

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CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE33 ENTRIES: INNOVATION

OWNER: Glencore

ENGINEER: DRA Mineral Resources

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Basson & Close



OWNER: Liberty Group




SUB-CONTRACTOR: Contra Pave

MANUFACTURER: Bosun

OWNER: Arganil Properties

ARCHITECT: Alchemy

ENGINEER: Soderlund & Schutte

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Lemcon Likusasa SA

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Lushaka Construction


INNOVATION

TWEEFONTEIN OPTIMISATION PROJECT

NELSON MANDELA SQUARE SANDTON

ALCHEMY OFFICES

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OWNER: Green Cross Medical Centre

ENGINEER: Encon Consulting Engineers



OWNER: Nu Hold

ARCHITECT: Francois Marais Architects

ENGINEER: PDS Civil Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Q.S.

Bureau Quantity Surveyors

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Aura

Developers Consortium


OWNER: Menlyn Maine


ENGINEER: WSP

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Pentads




ENGINEER: C Plan Structural Engineers



MAIN CONTRACTOR: Century


SUB-CONTRACTOR: V-CON Civils


GREEN CROSS MEDICAL CENTRE

MICHELIN BUILDING

MENLYN MAINE CENTRAL SQUARE

WATERFALL ESTATE SECURITY WALL

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE35 ENTRIES: INNOVATION



OWNER: Grindrod Intermodal





OWNER: Gene Louw Primary School

ARCHITECT: Hennie de Villiers Architects

ENGINEER: Ekcon Engineers

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Koch Consulting

MAIN CONTRACTOR: MNK Projects

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Portland Hollowcore

MANUFACTURER: Portland Hollowcore

YFEL ANTI-CLIMB HIGH SECURITY WALL

GRINDROD INTERMODAL

YFEL (STANDARD)

GENE LOUW PRIMARY SCHOOL ACTIVITY CENTRE

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE ENTRIES: INNOVATION 36

OWNER: Acciona Wind Power

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Acciona Wind Power


OWNER: Lesedi PV & Letsatsi PV

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Conycento/

Firefly Investments 261

MANUFACTURER: Rocla

OWNER: Cape Nature

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Jean du Plessis



MANUFACTURER: Bosun

GOUDA WIND FARM

LESEDI PV AND LETSATSI PV PROJECTS

STILBAAI NATURE RESERVE

CASTLE BOTTOM KERB

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE37 ENTRIES: INNOVATION & PRECAST FOR LIFE

OWNER: A.C.S.A

ARCHITECT: Aurecon Group

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: LDM

MAIN CONTRACTOR: DVB Construction

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Super Pavers


OWNER: Department of Rural Development

ENGINEER: Mr. Nicholas Heüer

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Hydraform

MANUFACTURER: Hydraform

OWNER: Tsogo Sun

ARCHITECT: Margolis Dukes and Smith

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Brian

Heineberg and Associates

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Grinaker Sivukile

SUB-CONTRACTOR: Brick Crafters


CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT THE RADWAY GREEN PROJECT

MONTE CASINO

PRECAST FOR LIFE

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OWNER: Tsogo Holdings/Abland

ARCHITECT: Nsika

ENGINEER: WSP Group

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Quanticost JHB


SUB-CONTRACTOR: REE Paving


ARCHITECT: Planning Partners

ENGINEER: Ninham Shand

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Burger

& Wallace Construction


OWNER: Liberty Life

ARCHITECT: Louis Karol/Johnny Schwartz

ENGINEER: HHO Consulting

QUANTITY SURVEYOR: Talani

MAIN CONTRACTOR: J.T. Ross



DESIGNER: Grant Ambrose

MAIN CONTRACTOR: SA Paving Cape Town


MONTE CASINO

CROYDON RESIDENTIAL ESTATE

LIBERTY LIFE REGIONAL OFFICE, CAPE TOWN

HOUTKAPPERSPOORT MOUNTAIN RETREAT COTTAGES

CMA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE39 ENTRIES: PRECAST FOR LIFE

OWNER: Swaziland Electricity

ENGINEER: Knight Piésold

MAIN CONTRACTOR: EFS Precast

MANUFACTURER: EFS Precast


OWNER: SA Ports Harbour

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Asla

SUB-CONTRACTOR: CAW Pavers

MANUFACTURER: Smartstone George

OWNER: Peermont Global

ARCHITECT: Urban Edge


SUB-CONTRACTOR: Paving Syndicate


FEEDER CANAL

THE WATERFRONT KNYSNA QUAYS

EMPERORS PALACE

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PRODUCER MEMBERS

A FICK SEMENTWERKE BK (022) 913 1921(T) (022) 913 2370 (F)

AVENG INFRASET (011) 876 5500 / 872 1713 (011) 813 2340 / 827 8858 (011) 876 5100

BAY BRICK (035) 792 5218 (T) (035) 772 7699 (F)

BOSUN BRICK MIDRAND (011) 310 1176 (T) (086) 537 5752 (F)

PANDA (00267) 244 2107/8 (T) (00267) 244 2110 (F)

BRICKCAST INDUSTRIES CC (031) 507 5525 (T) (031) 507 7094 (F)

C.E.L. PAVING PRODUCTS (021) 905 5998 (T) (021) 905 5988 (F)

CIVIL WORKS REAL TIME INVESTMENTS (011) 903 7023 (T) (086) 518 6377 (F)

CONCRETE UNITS (016) 362 2236 (T) (021) 386 1923 (T) (021) 386 2514 (F)

CONFRAMAT (086)1 33 5599 (T) (016) 987 6123 (F)

COROBRIK (PTY) LTD (031) 560 3111(T) (031) 560 3180 (F)

DERANCO PRECAST (041) 463 3338 (T)

EAGLE ROOF TILES (PTY) LTD (044) 874 0290 (T) (044) 874 0282 (F)

ECHO PRESTRESS (PTY) LTD (011) 589 8800 / 8899 (T) (086)5 5147 3420 (F) (011) 589 8955 (F)

ENVIRO-CAST (PTY) LTD (016) 0040018

FASTDECK (PTY) LTD (00267) 397 1974 (T) (00267) 395 9341 (F)

INCA MASONRY PRODUCTS (043) 745 1215(T) (043) 745 1501 (F)

KEYSTONE WALLING 082 850 3512 086 672 0924 (F)

LATEGAN CEMENT WORKS (021) 873 1154 (021) 873 4910 (F)

MARLEY ROOFING (011) 316 2121 (011) 316 4138 (F)

MOBICAST (PTY) LTD 0861 112 346 (044) 620 2435(F)

MONIER COVERLAND (PTY) LTD (011) 222 7300 (011) 222 7408 (F)

MVA BRICKS (012) 386 0050 (012) 386 0073 (F)

PORTLAND HOLLOWCORE SLABS (PTY) LTD (021) 972 1111 (021) 972 1144

REMACON PRODUCTS CC (011) 393 5504 (011) 393 5502 (F)

REVELSTONE 0861 173 835 (021) 761 9734 (F)

ROCLA (011) 670 7600

(011) 472 2141 (F) (011) 670 7723 (011) 670 7600

SIMSTONE (016) 362 2181/2 (016) 362 2185 (F)

SHUKUMA BRICKS (PTY) LTD (041) 372 1013 (041) 372 1372 (F)

SILVERTON PRECAST (012) 804 4525 (012) 804 9673 (F)

SMARTSTONE (011) 310 1161 (011) 310 1178

SOUTHERN PIPELINE CONTRACTORS (011) 914 8500 (011) 918 4524 (F)

TECHNICRETE (011) 674 6900 (011) 674 1425 (F) (011) 206 8920 (011) 670 7600

TOPFLOOR CONCRETE (021) 951 7700 (021) 951 7790 (F)

VANSTONE PRECAST (PTY) LTD (012) 541 2056 / 1808

WEST END CEMENT BRICKS (PTY) LTD (011) 851 1005 (011) 851 1063

NON PRODUCER MEMBERS

ABEL EQUIPMENT (044) 874 1876 (044) 873 2672 (F)

ASH RESOURCES (PTY) LTD (011) 657 0230 (011) 886 6140 (F)

BIRKENMAYER H (PTY) LTD (011) 970 3880 (011) 394 1681 (F)

CHRYSO SOUTHERN AFRICA (PTY) LTD (011) 395 9700 (011) 397 6644 (F)

DOUBELL BRICK MACHINES (041) 585 9060 (041) 585 9040(F)

DELTA BLOC SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD (011) 024 4604 086 645 0446 (F)

DICK KING LAB SUPPLIES (011) 499 9400 (011) 493 6349 (F)

HAWKEYEPEDERSHAAB 459645 4000 (T) 00 45 9645 4040 (F)

HYDRAFORM INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD (011) 913 1449 (011) 913 2840 (F)

KAYTECH (031) 717 2300 (031) 702 3173 (F)

KERNEOS ALUMINATE TECHNOLOGIES (011) 444 3090 (011) 444 6575 (F)

KOBRA MOULDS B.V. 356 2460 (P) 003111 356 1079 (F)

MANITOU SA (PTY) (011) 975 7770 (011) 975 4646 (F)

O.C.E.M. S.R.L 00393 357 999 084 (T)

PAN MIXER SA LTD (011) 379 3745 (T) (011) 397 4721 (F)

PEGASO STAMPI S.R.I. 003910577880966 003910577985866

QUADRA 33 450 039 221 33 450 036 997

QUANGONG MACHINES CO LTD +865 958 679 9557 (T)

SIKA SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD (031) 792 6500 (T) 031 700 1718 (F)

TECHMATIC S.A. 0048 608 422 300 0048 48 369 01 09

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

ASPASA (011) 791 3327

ARQ CONSULTING ENGINEERS 012 348 6668 012 348 6669

BRITISH PRECAST CONCRETE FEDERATION (011) 623 25170

CONCRETE SOCIETY (012) 348 5305 (012) 348 6944

ILIFA AFRICA ENGINEERS (012) 362 1473 (012) 362 0174

JC PAVING CONSULTING (011) 431 0727 (T) 086 714 8140 (F)

SEKHUKHUNE & ASSOCIATES (012) 346 1945

SNA CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENG (012) 842 000 012 803 4429 (F)

SARMA (011) 7913327 086 647 7967

TACO VOOGT CONSULTING ENGINEER (012) 669 0125

THE JOB CLUB SERVICES (012) 661 1099 (012) 661 6963

TERRAFORCE (PTY) LTD (021) 465 1907 (021) 465 4047 (F)

TJEKA TRAINING MATTERS (011) 665 2777 (011) 665 3281

YOUNG & SATHARIA CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEERS (031) 207 7252 (031) 207 7259 (f)

CONTRACTOR MEMBERS

DECORTON RETAINING SYSTEMS (021) 875 5155

KLAPMUTS (021) 875 5170 (F)

FRICTION RETAINING STRUCTURES (PTY) LTD (011) 608 4321 (011) 608 4324 (F)

POWERGATE CONSTRUCTION 071 603 5070 086 263 6131

PYW PAVING 0866 320 345 (f)

VALCAL INTERNATIONAL EXPORT 011 867 2471

CEMENT MEMBERS

AFRISAM SOUTH AFRICA (011) 670 5500

LAFARGE INDUSTRIES SA (011) 657 0000 (012) 534 2039

PPC LTD (011) 386 9000 (011) 386 9042 (f) (011) 626 3150

SEPHAKU CEMENT (012) 684 6300

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