Who we are
Cape Dunstans is a national infrastructure contractor and trenchless delivery specialist, trusted to deliver complex underground infrastructure across power, water, gas and communications.
With extensive in-house technical capability and one of the most advanced HDD fleets in the country, we deliver projects safely, reliably and with precision across urban and remote environments.
How we deliver
Our difference lies in how we work – combining self-perform capability, experienced crews and disciplined execution to provide greater control, reduce risk and ensure consistent outcomes.
We work directly with asset owners, utilities and tier one contractors, operating as a trusted delivery partner who understands what matters most: safe execution, responsiveness and technical accuracy.
Partnerships and capability
As part of the CFC Group, one of Western Australia’s largest privately owned organisations, Cape Dunstans combines the strength of a national group with the focus of a specialist contractor.
In 2015, we formed KCU – a joint venture with Kurtarra Pty Ltd – delivering mining and infrastructure solutions while creating employment, training and procurement opportunities for Indigenous communities and Traditional Owner businesses.
Our approach
Our culture is grounded in Respect, Integrity, Persistence, Passion and Accountability – guiding how we operate on every project.
We focus on practical delivery – minimising risk, solving problems on the ground and ensuring work is completed to the highest safety and quality standards.
Looking ahead
We are committed to supporting Australia’s future infrastructure – enabling essential services, strengthening resource operations and supporting the transition to more sustainable energy systems.
Cape Dunstans brings together capability, experience and a practical approach to delivery – building trusted partnerships that deliver consistent value.
Our history
2022 – CFC Group acquires Dunstans Construction Group, specialists in large HDD projects. (Full timeline pending further milestones from Cape Dunstans.)