TALIS Civil are honoured and excited to have been awarded the civil and earthworks project for the new Hindu Mandir Temple project at Kemps Creek. This is a prestigious landmark project for the Hindu community and we are proud to be associated with its construction.

Mortdale Maintenance Centre is well under way; since pouring the base slab 2 weeks ago work has now commenced on the FRP of 4.6m high 400mm walls.

Works are progressing well on the Caddens Road reconstruction & upgrade for Quickways/Penrith City Council at Claremont Meadows.

As part of the TfNSW More Trains More Services program, TALIS Civil has been engaged by Transport for Tomorrow Alliance for a civil works package associated with the Mortdale Maintenance Centre Upgrade. Works include construction of a large and complex in-ground concrete structure for the new bogie exchange system, as well as associated in ground utilities – stormwater, mechanical and electrical services. Plus construction of a new retaining wall and access road, a new substation and car park. The project is aimed at reducing train maintenance time, thus freeing up more passenger trains for rail services

TALIS Civil has been awarded the Peats Ferry Road Stage 2 upgrade in Asquith NSW for Hornsby Shire council. Peats Ferry Road traffics over 19,000 vehicles a day, presenting a significant traffic management challenge which TALIS will manage with our proven experience and excellence. The works involve a major road reconstruction with a new landscape design including 2300m2 of footpath construction , major landscaping works, water main relocation works and road pavement reconstruction. The scope of works also include the design and construction of a unique FRP boardwalk to preserve the beautiful fig trees. TALIS is expected to have site possession at the start of May.

Work in progress; civil and structural foundation works on a new asphalt plant for Downer at Bathurst.

New work for DM Roads on James Ruse Drive. TALIS Civil are constructing 200 Metres of sound walls- noise reduction barriers on this busy arterial at North Parramatta.

TALIS have completed another successful weekend rail possession for Haslin Constructions which required the demolition of the entire 1300m2 existing platform asphalt and concrete surface, trimming and regrading of the existing subgrade, and placement of new asphalt for the platform surface to newly regraded levels to comply with current Australian standards and improve accessibility and safety for station users.

Shellcove Marina is progressing well with the temporary works including scaffolding and falsework on track for the two travel lift runway beams to be cast in situ. Stage 2 will include construction of the heavy duty platform.

Works have commenced on the reconstruction of a 2km stretch of road at Glendonbrook on the outskirts of Singleton. Stage one is progressing well and nearing completion.

Works at the Lambert/Suttor & Mitre Streets round-a-bout are well under way and on schedule. Phase 1 asphalt placement has been completed and a traffic switch on 20th May will signify a significant milestone in the program. Community consultation has been very positive.

TALIS Civil have commenced the works for The Waterfront at Shell Cove Development with the in-house construction of precast concrete units. TALIS was awarded the project by Frasers Properties & Shell Cove Council for the Heavy Duty Platform and Travel Lift Runways.

TALIS Civil are excited to announce that work will begin shortly on the Lambert/Suttor/Mitre Street round-a-bout for Bathurst City Council. We look forward to working with the council and local community to deliver this important interesection upgrade.

Another timber bridge replacement for the expert TALIS team at picturesque Robertson for Wingecarribee Council.

Work begins in earnest at the recently awarded 3 span road bridge at Singleton

A significant project in the Hills District has been awarded to TALIS Civil. The pedestrian bridge spanning 50m over Memorial Avenue at Kellyville was awarded to TALIS by The Hills Shire Council last week and will begin in earnest in January.

Piling begins at picturesque O'Neill's Bridge for Port Macquarie-Hastings Council

TALIS and Laing O'Rourke are partnering on the Sydney Yard Access Bridge at Central Station to deliver the concrete works package.

TALIS Civil have successfully completed the service trenching on Platform during a weekend shutdown.

Work progresses on the first stage of the bus terminal relocation works at Penrith Station for Laing O'Rourke.

Flemington Station Pedestrian Bridge progressing well

Successful Installation of Pedestrian Bridge at Heathcote Station

Piling Works Commence on Dual Bridge at Gregory Hills for TRN.

TALIS Civil are proud to be the Winner of the NSW CCF Earth Awards Category 1 for the Redfern Easy Access Upgrade Program