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Premise Merges with Civil & Transport Engineering Firm KCTT in Western Australia

The Premise Board are pleased to announce the merge of Premise and Western Australian Civil & Transport Engineering Company, KCTT.

KCTT entered the market in 2011 as a boutique civil and traffic engineering consultancy.   In the 12 years of operation, they have grown to 20 staff with an office located in Balcatta, Perth.  

“The merge aligns with our strategy of strengthening our core offering and enhancing our geographical footprint” said Chairman Patrick Brady of the merge.

Managing Director Duane Gibson added “The addition of KCTT will bolster the capacity of our team in the Transport sector as well as broadening the skillsets of our staff”.

 

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Granite Belt Irrigation Project

22 Jul, 2020

Premise is excited and proud to have been appointed to oversee the final planning stages of Emu Swamp Dam, as part of the Granite Belt Irrigation Project (GBIP). The GBIP will provide…

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Hughenden Lake officially opened

3 Dec, 2019

Congratulations to Flinders Shire Council on the completion of the Hughenden Recreational Lake project. Located adjacent to the local showgrounds the $11 million 22ha man-made recreational lake has officially opened, offering economic…

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Premise welcomes new Managing Director Colin Duff

30 Oct, 2019

Today marks a significant change in the ongoing growth and development of Premise. Our Chief Executive Officer, Anton van Velden has advised he is leaving Premise to take on new challenges. Under…

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Premise welcomes Patrice Sherrie to the board

24 Jun, 2019

We’re extremely proud to announce the recent appointment of Patrice Sherrie, Non-Executive Director to the Premise Board. With over three decades experience in chartered accounting and commerce, Patrice has an extensive background…

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Update on Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project

3 Jun, 2019

The 36.5km Townsville City Council Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project is funded by Queensland Government to improve water security for Townsville. The $215 million project will improve water security for Townsville and is…

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Celebrations as Geolyse rebrands to Premise

10 Apr, 2019

This week in our Dubbo, Orange and Oran Park offices, we celebrated the rebrand of Geolyse to Premise. Embracing the change, the team welcomed CEO – Anton van Velden, Executive Director –…

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