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From complex heritage relocation to heavy haulage and preservation, our case studies tell the real story behind what we do best—solving problems others can’t.

At McDonald Contracting, no two projects are the same. Whether it’s moving a century-old structure, navigating tight-access city streets, or delivering oversized loads across the country, we bring precision, planning, and performance to every move.

Explore our portfolio of projects—including heritage relocation, modular transport, military infrastructure, and iconic public assets—and see why we’re trusted by Tier 1 contractors, government agencies, and homeowners alike.

Real projects. Real results. Real expertise.

heritage relocation
CASE STUDY
Powerhouse Museum

Delicate, priceless, and oversized—McDonald Contracting was tasked with relocating iconic locomotives and aircraft from the Powerhouse Museum, including a record-breaking 50m Catalina wing. See how our team engineered custom solutions to preserve and protect Australia’s history.

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Villawood Nissan Huts

Told it couldn’t be done, we proved otherwise—relocating heritage-listed WWII-era Nissan Huts intact from the Villawood Immigration Centre. Discover how we preserved these historic structures with precision and purpose.

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heritage relocation Launch Nose Removal
CASE STUDY
M7–M12 Interchange

When John Holland needed the launch nose removed from Australia’s longest uninterrupted bridge build, they called McDonald Contracting. Discover how we extracted oversized equipment from tight spaces—without stopping a single car on the M7.

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RAAF Tindal

When no one else had the gear for the job, McDonald Contracting delivered.
Discover how we transported oversized B52 fuel tanks to RAAF Tindal—making history in the process.

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Our focus on innovation, precision, and care means even the most challenging moves are handled with confidence. Got something extraordinary to move? Let’s talk.