PPS was subcontracted by Kane Construction to deliver the full scope of hydraulic works for the Bendigo TAFE campus revitalisation. This significant project combined new and refurbished heritage-listed buildings, creating modern training facilities such as a bakery, restaurant, hospitality training spaces, a rehabilitation gym, and an Indigenous education centre.

PPS played a key role in ensuring the seamless installation of hydraulic systems, supporting the development of a state-of-the-art campus designed to enhance vocational training for the Bendigo community.

The revitalised campus, designed by Architectus and Six Degrees, incorporates Dja Dja Wurrung cultural elements and features enhanced accessibility, sustainable infrastructure, and modern learning environments.

The project prioritised local employment, with approximately 800 workers, including Bendigo TAFE apprentices, contributing to the construction. PPS’s expertise in hydraulic systems helped ensure the campus met high standards of functionality and sustainability, creating a vibrant space for students and the community to thrive.