football or the races. “We try to be more personal with them outside of business,” says Matthew. “That helps build our relationships with our clients and generate that repeat business.” When it comes to suppliers and sub-contractors, Ironbuilt’s relationships are equally strong. Matthew says the key is to be fair. “We have some longstanding suppliers and quite a range of contractors we use. We pride ourselves on paying on time and fairly.” The company’s pride in workmanship has resulted in their being finalists in two categories at the 2024 Civil Contractors Federation of New South Wales Earth Awards. One of their projects was a finalist in the project to $2 million category and the other was named a finalist in the up to $5 million category. The CCF NSW Earth Awards are the New South Wales civil construction industry’s annual celebration of infrastructure excellence, presented by the Civil Contractors Federation NSW. With seven award categories, from projects valued under $2 million to projects valued over $150 million, the Earth Awards is all about celebrating the industry, showcasing capabilities, and recognizing the talent and commitment of their dedicated project teams. The under $2 million project was for a sewer pump station in the heritage village of Mogo sewer pump station. The upgrade included improved access for maintenance works, replacement of the old pumps, installation of new pipes, a new THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE AUSTRALIA
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