FRP stands for Formwork – Reinforcement – Pour. It’s the complete concrete package: we build and brace the formwork, install the reinforcement as detailed, then place and finish the concrete.

Yes. A large portion of our work is in-situ frame and truss assemblies, built on site to engineering drawings (for example walls, pits, slabs, headwalls, wing walls, barriers, and other structural elements).

Yes. We install precast elements as part of drainage and infrastructure packages (for example culverts and beams), and then complete any required in-situ components such as aprons, approach slabs, headwalls and wing walls.

Depending on the project, this includes in-situ walls, stairs, pits/chambers, headwalls, structural slabs, chemical bunds, abutments/wingwalls/piers, pavements, columns, capping beams, architectural elements such as seating and barriers, and related civil structures.