CONNECT WITH THE WESTERN CAPE’S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
The only event dedicated exclusively to the construction industry in and for the Western Cape.
2022 event highlights gallery
Connect with the Western Cape’s construction industry
The Big 5 Construct Western Cape, previously Cape Construction Expo, is the only event dedicated exclusively to the building and construction industry in and for the Western Cape. With over 60 exhibitors featured across the indoor and outdoor exhibition area, The Big 5 Construct Western Cape exhibition offers access to the most innovative building materials and technologies. Free workshops and demonstrations will provide training, capacity building, and networking opportunities for all attendees.
Join us at Sun Exhibits, GrandWest, Cape Town from 6 – 7 September 2023 to:
- Save time and money by gaining access to over 80 exhibitors showcasing hundreds of innovative products, equipment and technologies from the entire construction value chain
- Expand your knowledge and skills to propel your business success by attending free CPD accredited workshops
- Access exclusive insights into new products and strategies that will help you reduce costs, increase revenue and take advantage of new market opportunities
- Discover the latest projects and tenders available in the market to extend your footprint at exclusive project showcases
- Engage with public and private sector stakeholders over the most critical issues at the free-to-attend Stakeholders Engagement Forum
- and so much more!
Stake your claim in the Western Cape’s thriving construction industry
The Western Cape’s value of residential building plans passed has accounted for 34.13% of the national total.
Cape Town’s construction sector contributes more than R20 billion to the economy every year.
Cape Town’s multi-billion Rand construction industry provides employment for over 148 000 people.
Here’s a sneak peek at just some of the visitors who attended.
Bortilini Construction | Bosch Property Development | Cape Agulhas Municipality | City of Cape Town | Department of Correctional Services | Department of Human Settlements | Eskom | George Municipality | Hoffman Construction | HTi Civil Construction | iX Engineers | Janric Construction | JN Civil | KSR Civils and Construction | Lampstones Designs and Projects | Leading Edge Projects | Lighthouse Construction | Mabazole Construction | National Department of Public Works | National Parliament | NLM Construction | Old Mutual | Ranken Developments | Remis Building Construction Development | Rocon Group | SA Fire Watch | SA Navy | SALT Architects | Sim Construction | South African National Defence Force | Spot On Civil Services | The Royal Portfolio | WBHO | Western Cape Education Department | Xcon Construction | and many more!
Products on show
Building Interiors
and Finishes
CONCRETE
BUILDING MATERIALS
AND TOOLS
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP)
Plant, machinery
and vehicles
GREEN CONSTRUCTION
Smart Construction
Windows, Doors
and Facades
Workshop speakers
Videsh Boodu
National Board Member,
The South African Institute of Building Design (SAIBD)
Ryan Woodward
Operations Manager,
CAD4ALL Institute of Applied Architecture
Pearl Pugin
Chief Executive Officer,
The Building Industry Bargaining Council (BIBC)
Nkanyiso Mbatha
Project Manager,
The Charted Institute of bulding
Luvuko Mqaqa
National President,
The South African Institute of Building Design (SAIBD)
Louis Potgieter
Fabrica de Cimento do Kwanza Sul
Lincoln Christoph
Director,
The Facilitators
John Maswikaneng
Manager Civil Testing,
South African Bureau of Standards (SABS)
John Carey
General Manager,
BuildingPoint SA
Henry Cockcroft
General Manager & Chief Executive Officer,
Concrete Manufacturers Association & CMA Certification Services
Henk Boneschans
Managing Director,
Stratavia Aerial Solutions
Deon Bester
Health & Safety Manager,
Master Builders Association Western Cape (MBAWC)
Danie Hattingh
Principal Officer,
The Building Industry Bargaining Council (BIBC)
Dane Morel
Director,
Struksol Engineering
Brent Godfrey
Construction Technology Manager,
BuildingPoint SA
Bessie Hlophe
Legal & Compliance Officer,
The South African Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP)
This is why we do what we do…
“The experience of the show has been phenomenal, and it is our first time that we are exhibiting it’s been a great experience being able to present at one of the workshops, we will be back again next year to the Western Cape show, Johannesburg and we are joining the KZN show”
“The experience has been outstanding the amount of new leads we picked up and new contractors. We are definitely back next year here in cape town and in Johannesburg. The experience is definitely value for money”
“The experience has been amazing; this is our first time showcasing I think we have made quite a few connections which is why our main aim is to connect with people and you definitely reached that goal for us”
“It’s been great we’ve had a lot of interest in our business hopefully next year we will be back”
‘’The importance is on networking with the potential clients, just sharing with them and educating them on the drones, on the importance, the need for drones and whatever industry that is. It has been a beautiful experience, first time on the show, we enjoyed it.”
“The importance of creating awareness of your business in this platform getting the chance to explain our products to potential clients. We really enjoyed it, to be out of the office and building relationships, it is good for marketing, it is good to meet more people and tell them about our business.”
“It’s been very informative. It’s been really good for business. It’s nice to engage with people and understand what’s going on in the industry. The experience of the show was quite good. “
“I think it is important to develop trust with your potential clients, being here has been fantastic as you see we’ve given all of our business cards to potential clients. We love working with people in the construction industry.”
“We have had some solid leads. I would say it is mostly to do with empowering women now. Saying this, because it is something that I have seen standing here, women coming to look at these machines. It is something that we want to do to empower women”