Premium Reinforced Concrete Pipes for Australian Infrastructure Projects
Civilcast supplies high-quality steel reinforced concrete pipes (SRCP) manufactured to strict Australian Standards. Our reinforced concrete pipes (RCP) are precast and available in various diameters, providing exceptional structural integrity for stormwater drainage, sewerage systems, and critical infrastructure projects across Australia.
As a proudly Australian-owned company, Civilcast operates a comprehensive manufacturing and warehousing network spanning eastern Australia, with facilities in Sydney, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia. Our concrete pipes are Sydney Water accredited and produced under ISO9001 Quality Assurance standards, ensuring consistent quality for all infrastructure requirements.
Note: Civilcast Precast Concrete Pipe is available for pickup and delivery within the Sydney Metropolitan area. Concrete Pipe is available for purchase outside this area, however, freight is the responsibility of the purchaser.
Key Features & Specifications
– Australian Standard Compliance – Manufactured to meet or exceed all relevant Australian Standards
– Steel Reinforcement – Enhanced structural strength through strategic steel reinforcement
– Comprehensive Size Range – Available in multiple diameters to suit project specifications
– Precision Precast Construction – Factory-manufactured under controlled conditions for consistent quality
– Professional Installation Support – Technical guidance and expertise for proper implementation
– Sydney Water Accreditation – Approved for use in Sydney Water infrastructure projects
– Australian Manufacturing – Produced in precision manufacturing facilities in Australia
– Extensive Stock Availability – Ready access to inventory for timely project execution
– Rapid Lead Times – Minimised wait periods for critical infrastructure deadlines
– Superior Structural Integrity – Withstands heavy loads from vehicles, buildings and soil pressure
– Extended Service Lifespan – Exceptional durability with minimal maintenance requirements
– Long-Term Cost Efficiency – Higher initial investment offset by longevity and reduced maintenance costs
– Reliable Performance – Consistent water flow and structural stability over decades of service
– Australian-Made Quality – Supporting local industry while ensuring products suited to Australian conditions
– Complete Infrastructure Solutions – Part of Civilcast’s comprehensive product range
– Expert Technical Support – Access to industry knowledge and application expertise
– Quick Availability – Local manufacturing means faster delivery and project implementation
Infrastructure Applications
Our reinforced concrete pipes are engineered for a wide range of infrastructure and construction applications:
– Stormwater Drainage Networks – Managing rainfall runoff in urban and rural environments
– Sewerage Systems – Safe and reliable wastewater transport throughout municipalities
– Reservoir Water Distribution – Moving water from storage to treatment and supply facilities
– Roadway and Highway Drainage – Preventing water accumulation on transportation infrastructure
– Urban Development Projects – Supporting new residential and commercial developments
– Commercial Construction – Providing drainage solutions for business and industrial premises
– Residential Subdivisions – Establishing effective water management for new housing developments
Civilcast also offers complementary precast concrete products including stormwater pits, headwalls, kerb entry units, lintels, pit risers, custom concrete lids, and a comprehensive range of civil consumables, steel and ductile iron products for complete infrastructure solutions.
Technical Specifications for Concrete Pipes (RCP)
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PIP375 RRJ4
Steel Reinforced Concrete RRJ Pipe 375mm x 2.34m Class 4
Sydney water commenced a significant new project in November 2020 ProMac, the Prospect South to Macarthur Project which will see the upgrading of water reservoirs at Liverpool and Cecil Park NSW as well as constructing two new reservoirs at Oran Park in South Western Sydney.
