Hall Contracting

26/05/2026

Hall is pleased to be attending the Pacific Infrastructure Business Opportunities Seminar (PIBOS) 2026 in Fiji this week.

Bringing together governments, contractors, consultants and development partners from across the region, the event provides an important platform to discuss the future of infrastructure delivery in the Pacific and strengthen regional collaboration.

With our teams actively delivering dredging and marine infrastructure projects in Kiribati, Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands and beyond, we value the opportunity to connect with industry peers and contribute to conversations that support resilient, long-term outcomes for local communities.

22/05/2026

Didn’t get a chance to watch The Pacific on ABC Australia last night? 🌏

The latest episode, Tuvalu – The Nation Holding Back The Sea, explores the very real challenges rising sea levels are posing for the remote island nation of Tuvalu and the efforts underway to help safeguard its future.

Keep an eye out for vision of the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project - TCAP, where our team is proud to be delivering one of the world’s largest climate adaptation initiatives.

🎥Watch now on ABC iView: https://tinyurl.com/4kuwbzsu

21/05/2026

As climate change continues to reshape the future of low-lying Pacific nations like Tuvalu, conversations around adaptation, climate resilience and long-term security have never been more important.

We’re proud to see Hall’s work on the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project - TCAP featured in this recent ABC News article.

From land reclamation to climate-resilient infrastructure, we remain committed to supporting projects that help safeguard communities, culture and livelihoods across the Pacific🌴

🎥Tune in to The Pacific at 6.30pm tonight on ABC Australia or ABC iView to learn more.

Tuvalu is building new land to hold back rising sea levels, but the majority of its people are applying to relocate to Australia. As they do, many are confronting a disturbing question.

13/05/2026

𝗪𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁: 𝗕𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘀

Delivered seven months ahead of schedule in conjunction with our joint venture partners Icon and Reeves Envico, the marine works at Lofung in the Shortland Islands represent a major milestone for our team and for the Solomon Islands Government.

Project highlights:

🔹42m jetty
🔹17m wharf
🔹 203 tonnes of reinforced precast concrete used
🔹 1,350 geotextile containers installed for coastal protection
🔹 28 marine piles and 3 mooring piles installed

A fantastic achievement by the crew who delivered the marine works for Ministry of Police, National Security & Correctional Services , Ministry of Finance and Treasury, Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour & Immigration, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Solomon Islands in partnership with Defence Australia and Australian High Commission, Solomon Islands.

13/05/2026

Recently, representatives from the Government of Kiribati’s Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agriculture Development toured our dredge Amity and witnessed the dredging operations first hand, reflecting the partnership between Kiribati and Australia in action.

Dredging is happening as part of the infrastructure component of the Pacific Maritime Security Program. Hall is upgrading the wharf and workshop facilities at Betio Port to support the safe and secure berthing for the Guardian-class Patrol Boats, RKS Teanoai II and RKS Tobwaan Mainiku.

It was a pleasure to host the team and showcase the specialised equipment helping to deliver this important infrastructure project for Kiribati.

11/05/2026

We’re incredibly proud to have completed the marine construction works for the Western Border Outpost project a massive seven months ahead of schedule! The project is for the Solomon Islands Government and is funded by Defence Australia.

Congratulations to the team on site for achieving this outstanding result 👏

Located at Lofung in the Shortland Islands, the facility was delivered on behalf of the Ministry of Police, National Security & Correctional Services , Ministry of Finance and Treasury, Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour & Immigration, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Solomon Islands. It can accommodate two Guardian-class patrol boats and supports the RSIPF, Solomon Islands Customs and Excise Division, Solomon Islands Immigration Division, and Biosecurity Solomon Islands to strengthen maritime surveillance capability and border security.

Hall’s scope of works included construction of a 42m jetty, 17m wharf, landing beach for small craft, barge ramp for supply deliveries, coastal protection works and navigation aid improvements.

We’re proud to have delivered this important infrastructure in a remote marine environment and to contribute to strengthening regional maritime capability.

29/04/2026

After restoring a basketball court at a school in Nila recently, our team returned to lend a hand once again – this time supporting the construction of the school’s new administration building.

Bringing along a welder, the team not only carried out key works but also took the time to share their skills, teaching local community members how to weld and build capability for the future.

From laying footings to building a staircase, it was a true team effort – working side by side to deliver practical improvements that will support the school and its students for years to come.

We’re proud of our crew for continuing to make a positive impact in the communities where we work 👏

23/04/2026

We were honoured to formally hand over our company’s donation in support of Engineering Day to the Ministry of Infrastructure & Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Kiribati.

It’s a privilege to stand alongside MISE in backing an initiative aimed at inspiring the next generation of Kiribati engineers, and we commend their leadership in bringing this event to life.

Investing in future talent is key to building resilient infrastructure and stronger communities across the Pacific.

We look forward to seeing the impact of Engineering Day next month as young minds are encouraged to explore careers in engineering 👷🏽‍♀️🌊

21/04/2026

A great example of community in action in the Solomon Islands 🙌

Our team recently joined forces with local kids at a school in Nila to restore the basketball and volleyball court, which was in poor condition and needed a refresh.

Together, we installed two new basketball hoops, set up new volleyball posts and repainted the court, creating a safe and vibrant place for students to play, connect and stay active.

Our team also donated a range of sports equipment to various local schools.

We’re proud of the crew for rolling up their sleeves and making a positive impact in the community.

15/04/2026

Momentum continues to build on the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project - TCAP, one of the largest climate resilience initiatives ever undertaken in the Pacific.

The works significantly reduce the vulnerability of the Fongafale shoreline to wave overtopping, shoreline erosion and rising sea levels.

We're incredibly proud of the groundbreaking work our crew has completed to date and look forward to progressing Phase 1B of the project in the coming weeks and months.