Health & Science
Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service building
Bridges & Tunnels
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge
Stadiums & Venues
Te Kaha, Canterbury's Multi-Use Arena
Residential / Hotels
One Central Park, Park Lane and The Mark
Stadiums & Venues
Grand Egyptian Museum
BESIX Watpac celebrates the opening of Barangaroo Station
The official opening of the new Sydney Metro Barangaroo Station marked the first of many journeys forecast for more than 14,400 daily commuters while also showcasing and celebrating the efforts of BESIX Watpac’s diverse and expert-led workforce.
Construction begins on a military aircraft hangar in SA
Works have commenced on the Deep Maintenance and Modification Facility adjacent the Royal Australian Air Force Edinburgh base in northern Adelaide.
Te Kaha achieves one million construction hours
Celebrating a momentous milestone at Te Kaha, Canterbury's Multi-Use Arena
Eastwood Private Hospital one step closer to completion
Eastwood Private Hospital, one of the latest health infrastructure developments in South Australia aimed at meeting growing demands for health services in the region, has reached a significant milestone with contractor BESIX Watpac recently completing the external structure.
BESIX Watpac named builder for new regional hospital in New South Wales
BESIX Watpac is proud to announce it has been named as head contractor for the $780 million new Shellharbour Hospital project, its ninth project in partnership with Health Infrastructure.
BESIX Watpac celebrates the opening of the new Adelaide Marriott Hotel
Built by BESIX Watpac, Marriott’s latest entry in Australia, marks a first for the global hotel chain, as they open their doors in Adelaide.
New name for Te Kaha Multi-Use Arena
Te Kaha Multi-Use Arena will be known as One New Zealand Stadium.
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