Symal: Infrastructure Specialists Delivering Across Victoria joins Catchment
Symal is one of Victoria’s leading specialist infrastructure contractors - delivering civil construction, earthworks, and road infrastructure across metropolitan and regional Victoria.
Symal is one of Victoria's leading specialist infrastructure contractors - delivering civil construction, earthworks, drainage, and road infrastructure across metropolitan and regional Victoria for government and private clients.
The company has grown steadily on the back of strong delivery, genuine relationships with clients and subcontractors, and a workforce that takes pride in building the foundations other projects depend on. Symal operates across local government, state agencies, and major project supply chains - bringing the same commitment to quality regardless of the size of the job.
As social procurement obligations extend deeper into Victoria's infrastructure supply chains, Symal has embraced the opportunity to demonstrate the community value their work generates - local employment, regional subcontractor engagement, and workforce diversity outcomes that reflect the communities they build in.
Symal leverages Catchment to manage workforce reporting and social procurement compliance across their project portfolio - meeting the requirements of head contractors and government principals while building a clear picture of the impact their work delivers.
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