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Best of the Bay's civil construction celebrated in Tauranga

Outstanding people and transformational infrastructure were celebrated at the 2025 Civil Contractors New Zealand Bay of Plenty Hynds Construction Excellence Awards on Friday night.

Top of the BOP: local excavator champion crowned

Tauranga local Andy Morris was named the Bay of Plenty’s top excavator operator at a prize-giving in Papamoa last night, earning him a coveted spot in the CCNZ CablePrice National Excavator Operator Competition grand final in Feilding next year.

Waikato and Bay of Plenty excavator operators duel at Fieldays

Mud flew at Mystery Creek at the end of last week as the heavyweights of Waikato and Bay of Plenty excavator operating competed for regional titles and a spot at next year’s CCNZ CablePrice National Excavator Operator Competition grand final.

Bay of Plenty’s civil construction stars shine at industry awards

The best of the Bay of Plenty’s civil construction projects and exceptional industry professionals were recognised at the 2024 Civil Contractors New Zealand Bay of Plenty Hynds Construction Awards, held at Classic Flyers Aviation Museum in Mt Maunganui.

Bay of Plenty Contractors fly high at awards

The CCNZ Bay of Plenty Branch Hynds Construction Awards took place amongst jets, torpedoes and vintage flying machines at Classic Flyers in Tauranga on 6 October, with awards presented to the region's top people and projects. This was the second awards hosted by the branch, attracting around 220 people from across the local industry and clients.

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Bay of Plenty, Waikato excavator champions primed for nationals

The CCNZ CablePrice Waikato Bay of Plenty Regional Excavator Operator Competition was a highlight of National Fieldays at Mystery Creek once again, with talented excavator operators across the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions battling it out on 3 December for the regional title and their opportunity to represent their regions at nationals

CCNZ doubles down on tee-offs for charity

Two charity golf tournaments hosted by Civil Contractors New Zealand have helped to raise tens of thousands of dollars for life saving causes.

First CCNZ Bay of Plenty Awards a massive success

The inaugural CCNZ Bay of Plenty Hynds Construction Awards were presented at a capacity event held at Trinity Hotel in Tauranga on Saturday 1 October. The awards saw 29 entries across six categories.

Another successful CCNZ BOP Fishing Tournament

A record number of entrants for this years fishing competition

Len Scherer passes on

Past CCNZ Waikato/Bay of Plenty Branch President Len Scherer died suddenly on 4 July 2021, just days after he had celebrated his 90th birthday with family and friends.

Wairoa River Bridge Cycleway Supreme winner at CCNZ Regional Awards

Brian Perry Civil was the night’s big winner. The company's Wairoa River Bridge Cycleway earned it the award’s most coveted title, Supreme Winner, after the project also bagged first place in Category Three (projects of $1 - $10 million).

EPIC Day Out with CCNZ and Brian Perry Civil, Tauriko

Students and Deputy Principals from local BOP secondary schools got to witness the civil construction industry first-hand during a Tauriko site-visit

Waikato and Bay of Plenty Excavator operators dig deep for regional titles

Travis Rameka and Craig Crowley have been crowned winners of the Waikato/Bay of Plenty CCNZ CablePrice Regional Excavator Operator Competition. They were the best of 29 competitors across 14 companies at the contest, held earlier this month in front of big crowds at the Fieldays in Mystery Creek, near Hamilton.