Welcome to the web site of Civilscape Ltd. Civilscape is a privately owned civil contracting business based in New Plymouth, New Zealand. Civilscape's core work includes driveway construction, land development, new subdivisions, concrete worksincluding New Plymouth District Council urban maintenance contract, and footpaths and vehicle crossings,chipsealing jobs of driveways, bridge repair works and rock work in river beds.  We are strongly involved in our local Contractor's Federation branch. Civilscape employs 16 staff and are passionate about the civil industry. Our staff attend full training programmes for their personal development. 

Traffic Management Solutions are a subsidary brand of Civilscape Limited who prepare and carry out traffic control works, event management, traffic management and control at sports events, film productions and hireage of signs for job sites run by local companies and businesses. 

CIVILSCAPE ARE AN AWARD WINNING COMPANY..... WINNING 2 AWARDS THIS YEAR!

On Friday the 16th october the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce held the annual business awards dinner.

Civilscape was award 'Highly Commended' in the STOS - Health & Safety award. Stu Haynes says that this is the result of the entire company taking a new focus on health & Safety and working together thinking about what could go wrong. The results of the staffs willingness to get on board and develop our processes are shown in the recognition through the award.

From the TaranakiDaily News - 17th August 2009

Civilscape Ltd of New Plymouth won a merit award for its post-flood bridge stabilisation work on the Waitotara Valley erosion project. Marketing itself as Taranakis Biggest Little Contractor, Civilscape was one of four finalists in the less than $500,000 category.

Civilscape spokeman Stu Haynes says the project presented unique challenges, including the extremely remote location & technical difficulties. The task was to stabilise three erosion damaged bridges.

The solutions included placement of Taranaki-sourced rock within the deep river course at the first bridge;construction of an underwater multiple gabion basket wall at the second bridge and construction of a concrete weir and rockprotection at the third. We couldnt rely on cellphones or email and the guys slept in shearers quarters, making a collect phone call each night to report progress & materials needs to the project manager" Mr Haynes said. "It was good old fashioned contracting" His team of six worked extrememly hard, didnt complain and didnt put thier hand out for any extras."They were just happy to work on something new and technically challenging".