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DC Group delivered a design and build solution for Ventia’s new base at 28 Logyard Road, welcoming another major infrastructure brand to this expanding commercial precinct. The project features a highly functional 1,100m² footprint that features a modern workshop, operational offices, and a secure yard. Built to support Ventia’s infrastructure service delivery across Northland, the …

Facilitating a relocation from Port Road, DC Group undertook the design and build of Waste Management’s new operational hub at 62 Logyard Road. Situated on a prominent 1-hectare site, the facility is custom-tailored to accommodate Waste Management’s logistical and environmental demands. The development includes modern administrative offices, a secure heavy-vehicle marshalling yard, and a specialist …

DC Group led the design and build project for McKenzie Civil Contracting’s new premises at 36 Logyard Road. The expansive 6,750m² site has been purpose-built to support the company’s civil operations and growing footprint in the Northland region. The development features a modern 750m² facility incorporating a specialised workshop, staff amenities, and corporate offices, complemented …

DC Group managed the construction of McFall Fuel’s new Whangārei base on Logyard Road, completed in 2024.

DC Group is developing a new commercial precinct designed to meet growing demand for services and amenities in the Te Kamo area.

This Whangārei District Council contract demonstrates DC Group’s capability in large-scale site preparation.

DC Group project manages land subdivision, new commercial builds and site developments as well as a portfolio of existing tenants. The popular Logyard Road area in Port Nikau has grown significantly since the first lots became available in 2015, offering businesses a unique opportunity for flat sections within one of Whangārei’s premium commercial zones with …

The Tide Gauge building is a historic and iconic building with a unique setting in the Whangārei Harbour. The wharf and building was built in the 1960s to support the local industry and provide facilities for the Northland Harbour Board and waterside workers. It also houses the Tide Gauge Machine which reads the harbour tides, …