The CPAA provides technical leadership and policy guidance for concrete pipe and associated precast concrete products to enable the continued delivery of sustainable and resilient infrastructure.

Inherent factory built strength and with unrivalled proven durability, steel reinforced concrete pipe can be designed and installed for a vast array of applications and loading scenarios. Available in a range of standard and special classes, steel reinforced concrete pipe provides the unique opportunity for designers to create the ultimate sustainable solution combining known load capability with site built support.

The Association promotes and supports excellence in the design, manufacture, application, and technology of steel-reinforced concrete pipe and associated products. 

Steel reinforced concrete pipe – built to last for over 100 years!

LATEST NEWS

Bushfire Resilience: Why Drainage Infrastructure Matters More Than Ever (Findings from US Study)
Bushfire Resilience: Why Drainage Infrastructure Matters More Than Ever (Findings from US Study)
The U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) recently released a TechBrief – Impacts of Wildfires on Highway Assets, examining how increasingly…
MJB Girl Power: Celebrating women in construction
MJB Girl Power: Celebrating women in construction
Meet Namirah Sudirman and Madasyn Hallett – who are responsible for the manufacture of precast headwalls at MJB Industries in Australind,…
CPAA MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Humes Boosts Renewable Energy Generation Australia-Wide
CPAA MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Humes Boosts Renewable Energy Generation Australia-Wide
As part of Holcim’s focus on minimising emissions and reducing its carbon footprint, Humes* is installing solar power systems across a…
CPAA partners with SmartCrete and University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in research project
CPAA partners with SmartCrete and University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in research project
A team of researchers from UTS visited Humes’ Blacktown production facility earlier this month to observe and video record cracks…
ATS specification withdrawn
ATS specification withdrawn
Austroads have recently withdrawn their specification ATS 2210 supply of reinforced concrete pipes which had adopted a conservative and onerous…
The job of educating the industry is never 'done'
The job of educating the industry is never 'done'
We received excellent feedback from our recent Installer Training session on 30 September for the Macedon Ranges Shire Council with…