DEMEX was engaged by the mill operator to undertake demolition of the crushing house, tank farms, factory workshops and offices, molasses tank, clarification tanks, processing area, sugar storage shed, and tanks. Asbestos removal works also formed part of the project scope.

A demolition undertaken in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, 200 Turbot Street involved deconstruction of two adjoining buildings situated on a rock substructure located over a live rail corridor between Roma Street Station and Central Station, the city’s two busiest train stations.

As part of the M1 upgrade project that included the widening of lanes in both directions, DEMEX undertook bridge demolition works as a subcontractor to the project principal, Seymour Whyte on the Varsity Lake to Burleigh section of the project.

DEMEX was engaged by Principal Contractor John Holland to undertake the demolition of the $274 million Batemans Bay Bridge replacement project, which involved removal of the old Batemans Bay Bridge that spanned the Clyde River built and completed by Department of Main Roads in 1956.

DEMEX was engaged by LOGOS Property Group to undertake the Wacol Logistics Hub project and commenced the significant civil and demolition works as principal contractor in March 2021.

The Haughton River Floodplain Project was part of the Queensland State Government’s infrastructure upgrade of the Bruce Highway to for vehicle travel in the region.

DEMEX was engaged to complete the Demolition the 14 storey Komune Resort located at 144 Marine Parade, Coolangatta.

DEMEX was engaged by Hutchinson Builders to complete the full demolition of the Gold Coast shopping centre known as The Paradise Centre, located on the Esplanade of Surfers Paradise CBD.

The Queensland Government engaged DEMEX as principal contractor on this project to demolish the old Roma Hospital, the primary healthcare facility in Roma.

DEMEX was engaged as a subcontractor to Seymour Whyte to undertake remediation works as part of the Palm Beach to Tugun M1 upgrade project.

Demex was engaged to complete the demolition of the main building of the old Kingaroy Hospital

DEMEX was engaged by Georgiou to undertake demolition of the Chinaman Creek bridge, which was part of the $123.7 million Cairns Southern Access Corridor.