 Every project presents unique challenges, risks, and stakeholder requirements. GKL Group adopts a practical, outcomes-focused approach to project management, providing the leadership and coordination necessary to keep projects moving forward.
 GKL Group has successfully completed Project Management services for Port of Townsville Limited on the East Port Development, encompassing the Benwell Road Intersection, East Port Connection Road and Windfarm Laydown Area projects.
 GKL Group was engaged by Townsville City Council as Superintendent and Project Manager for the Castle Hill Reservoir Tank Replacement, a design and construct project delivering critical water infrastructure upgrades to one of Townsville's most recognised landmarks.
 At GKL Group, we believe effective project management goes beyond schedules and budgets, it’s also about assisting to co-ordinate every moving part of a project so the outcomes are more predictable, sustainable and achievable. Our trusted team combine industry experience with proactive oversight to keep client projects advancing smoothly from planning through to delivery.
 GKL Group was pleased to be represented at the Roads Australia 2025 Annual Lunch in Brisbane, with Chris Bassa and Teguh Imanullah attending on behalf of the business. The event marked the first in the annual lunch series and brought together leaders from across the transport infrastructure sector to engage in meaningful conversation about the future of mobility and connectivity across Queensland.
 One of the key pieces of feedback we receive from clients is how efficient and effective our team is. It’s something we’re really proud of!
 At GKL Group our multi-disciplinary team of construction professionals offer a range of services including:
 The team from GKL Group were pleased to work with the Townsville Port Authority to assist with managing the Townsville Port Dredging Project.
 As the delivery partner for Townsville City Council, our team were involved in the completion of a $3million upgrade to Allambie Lane in the Upper Ross area.
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