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Tracc Civil’s night at the 2026 CCF WA Earth Awards, held at Crown Perth on Friday 16 October began with our first win in the Up to $2 million category. The award recognised the Wellard Road and Henley Boulevard Roundabout, delivered for the City of Kwinana. Burswood Point Civil Works followed shortly after with the prestigious Land Development Award, Tracc’s third consecutive win in the category.
The City of Kwinana engaged Tracc Civil to convert the existing T-junction in Wellard into a roundabout beside Peter Carnley Anglican Community School. Our scope included earthworks, stormwater drainage modifications, pavement widening, asphalt, kerbing, footpaths and streetlighting.
Our project team saw an opportunity to shorten the tendered 16-week staged program. Working with the City, the team moved the main intersection works into the summer school holidays and delivered them in just five weeks.
Two drainage crews worked in parallel to keep pavement construction on schedule, and the team reused about 500 m³ of existing pavement through in-situ foam bitumen stabilisation. Our in-house electrical crew installed and energised the streetlights, and the roundabout opened fully lit on 2 February, before school traffic returned.
View the Wellard roundabout project
As principal civil contractor for Golden Sedayu (Golden Group), Tracc Civil delivered works across North Park, the Perth Racing carpark and West Park Boulevard in Burswood. The scope included bulk earthworks, deep gravity sewer, stormwater drainage, utility installation, retaining walls and road construction.
The deep sewer works required staged dewatering to manage high groundwater. They used trenchless methods to install services beneath the racecourse and sequenced work around racing and training to keep the venue operating and maintain access for patrons.
View the Burswood Point Civil Works project profile
From our base in Bibra Lake, Tracc Civil brings roadworks, earthworks, underground services and electrical crews together on projects across Perth. This year’s other finalists were Mundijong Road Realignment, Vista Private Estate Stages 6A and 6B and the Greenwich Parade high-voltage reinforcement works in Neerabup.
The night gave us a chance to recognise the people who delivered all five projects. Thank you to our crews, supervisors, project teams and subcontractors, to the clients who joined us at Crown Perth and to CCF WA for bringing the industry together.
Tracc Civil now heads to Canberra with the Wellard Road and Henley Boulevard Roundabout. The project will represent WA at the 2026 CCF National Earth Awards on Friday 27 November at the National Arboretum Canberra.
