Civil Contractors New Zealand is the national association for civil contractors, providing a voice for over 600 member organisations and working to support a healthy industry founded on expert knowledge.
Our members connect New Zealand communities with essential services such as roads, clean water and internet. We connect the industry with career development opportunities, networking events, technical knowledge, up-to-date information on industry trends and avenues to interact with decision makers.
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Shovel-ready infrastructure projects needed December 2, 2019 Posted in: Advocacy & Submissions, Media / News, Media release - The weekend announcement of the Government’s plans to bring projects forward and lift spending on significant infrastructure projects in the ...- Hirepool backs NZ’s civil construction industry November 28, 2019 Posted in: Media / News - A longstanding partnership for the benefit of New Zealand’s civil construction industry is set to continue following the renewal of ...
- Tarmageddon successfully prevented for another year October 3, 2019 Posted in: Media / News - More than 120 of New Zealand’s foremost bitumen specialists and technical experts flocked to Villa Maria Estate in Auckland with ...
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A Higher Standard
The contracting businesses that make up Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) play a vital role in the development of our country, particularly in the building and maintenance of our roading, transport, energy, public services infrastructure and services to the residential and commercial construction sectors. It is these services that a modern developed economy must have to compete efficiently in world markets and to deliver high living standards for its people.
Contractor Magazine
Published monthly, Contractor provides health and safety advice, recruitment and training stories, as well as authoritative comment from industry experts. In addition Contractor has articles on the latest technical innovations and covers industry conferences and trade shows. It also features articles on historical projects and machinery.
