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PJP Marine (Pile Jetty Pontoon)

AustraliaUpdated 11 September 2026

PJP Marine (Pile Jetty Pontoon)Builder Profiles · reviewed 11 September 2026

Buyer profile

Field Details
Company PJP Marine (Pile Jetty Pontoon)
Buyer category Sydney waterfront contractor
Main region New South Wales
Website https://www.pjpmarine.com.au/
Phone 0493 083 640
Email info@pjpmarine.com.au
Address/base Sydney
Profile checked 11 September 2026

What the company publicly offers

  • pontoons
  • jetties
  • boatsheds
  • slipways
  • seawalls
  • pile driving
  • barge hire

Verified/publicly stated company facts

  • Publicly states three generations of waterfront construction experience with origins in early 1940s Kogarah Bay seawall work.
  • Handles licences, permits and development applications.
  • Offers new construction, repairs, maintenance, piling and barge hire.

Public project or market evidence

  • Service focus is Sydney Harbour and southern Sydney waterways.

Buyer fit

Useful local supplier where pontoon work is part of a larger waterfront redevelopment or repair package.

What to ask before requesting a final quote

  • Require site-specific structural/flotation design details and clear contract responsibility for approvals.

Documents a serious buyer should request

  • formal written scope and exclusions
  • drawings showing dimensions and interfaces
  • applicable standards/design basis
  • site-specific engineering or vessel certification as applicable
  • material specifications
  • load/freeboard or vessel capacity documentation
  • warranty wording, not only marketing summary
  • transport and installation/commissioning scope
  • recent comparable customer references
  • maintenance and replacement-parts information

Buyer assessment notes

This page is a procurement profile, not an endorsement. Manufacturer statements about lifespan, compliance, load capacity, unsinkability, certification or superiority should be verified against the exact product and site. A strong supplier for one application can be a poor fit for another. Compare at least two technically equivalent bids and score them against engineering evidence, whole-of-project cost and long-term serviceability.

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