Month: December 2025

Every year, our team comes together to contribute to a meaningful cause through our Christmas Giving Tree, and this year we’re proud to be supporting Challenge DV.

Throughout December, our team has donated gifts that will be distributed by Challenge DV’s Purple Army to bring a little extra kindness and joy to families affected by domestic and family violence.

Thank you to our team for your generosity – it’s wonderful to see everyone come together to support such an important cause.

We’re proud to stand alongside Challenge DV and the important work they do in communities across Australia.

What a year it’s been at CV!

From major milestones to team celebrations, community support, new initiatives and proud moments across our people and projects, 2025 has been full of achievements worth celebrating.

Our Year in Review video captures the highlights of the year and the people who made them possible, bringing together the moments that made it a memorable and successful year.

To our dedicated team, valued clients and incredible partners: thank you for your support throughout 2025. We’re proud of what we’ve accomplished together and excited for what’s ahead in 2026.

Merry Christmas from all of us at CV.

Watch our 2025 Year in Review video below.

Last Friday, members of CV’s fire services team attended the National Fire Industry Association of Australia (NFIA) Christmas Lunch and Industry Awards at Customs House.

A special shout-out to Cayleigh Durbin, who was nominated for the Fire Protect Control Apprentice of the Year award. It’s great to see one of our apprentices recognised for their hard work and commitment to the industry.

Our fire team plays a vital role in supporting our clients – ensuring their fire systems are compliant, reliable and designed to keep facilities protected. They install and maintain detection, suppression, and wet and dry fire systems, and carry out testing and compliance work to keep these systems performing effectively.

Well done to the team for representing CV and the great work they do in the fire industry!

A busy public library and council office can’t exactly press pause for major mechanical upgrades – so our team made sure they didn’t have to.

We recently completed a chiller replacement project at Cleveland Library and Redland City Council offices, removing and replacing two chiller systems, four pumps, a new Mechanical Services Switchboard (MSSB) and the building’s management system.

As part of CV’s integrated asset maintenance capability, the team carefully planned every step to keep the site fully operational. A temporary chiller was set up in the ground-level car park, allowing us to carry out the full change-over while maintaining uninterrupted air conditioning for visitors and staff.

Well done to the team – their planning, coordination and problem-solving were key to adapting the works to suit a busy community facility.

One of the highlights of our year is coming together to choose our Christmas charity – and we’re excited to share that our team has selected Challenge DV for 2025!

Challenge DV is doing incredible work to prevent domestic and family violence through education, advocacy and strong community partnerships. Their purpose aligns closely with our values and we’re proud to support the impact they are having in communities across Australia.

If you’d like to learn more about their work, visit: https://www.challengedv.org/

We hope our donation provides meaningful support to those who need it most this festive season.

Our team is delivering major electrical upgrade works at Charters Towers Hospital as part of a project that will introduce a new CT building, complete with a CT machine and X-ray machine to service surrounding communities.

Given the hospital’s age and heritage, the project involves a range of major electrical upgrades, including new power infrastructure, a modern generator system and load management, and the careful changeover from the existing setup to the new main switchboard with little to no downtime.

Because the hospital has never been without electricity, careful planning and close coordination with Ergon and Queensland Health has been vital to progressing the works safely and without interruption.

Well done to everyone involved – CV is proud to be working alongside Hutchinson Builders to deliver a complex and important project.