About Us
Indepth provides quality Civil Engineering and Utility Services to a diverse number of private and public sector clients. Our project portfolio is extensive and our mission is to deliver all of our contracts safely, on programme and within budget, whilst providing value for money.
We are hugely proud of the long lasting relationships we continue to build with our customers and through innovative solutions, we endeavour to provide them with the very best possible service, whilst continually striving to exceed our clients expectations.
Objectives
To be the preferred service provider of amongst all the major clients in South Africa, Zambia and in the Continent at large.
Goal
- To be accountable, efficient and honest at all times
- To act professionally in all our business dealings
- To promote high safety standards at all times
- To promote work of high quality standards
- To improve the quality of life for all in South Africa, Zambia & the Continent
Years
Experience
The Company prides itself with a number of projects it has done.
Relevant Experience
Installation of Culverts at Wanderers Golf course for Supreway,
Packing of Gabions and Amoflux ,Placing Guardrails, installation of Kerbs, Paving and concrete channel for Superway,
Cleaning under Gold Mills Beatrix No1 plant Welkom, Sibanye Stillwater Gold
Cleaning of Leach tanks and bund area Beatrix No2 plant Welkom, Sibanye Stillwater Gold
Cleaning of TSF No4 Dam Drefontein Carletonvile, Sibanye Stillwater Gold
Building and Alteration of office blocks for Afritects architects ,
Office Conversion and renovations at No 10 Serena road for Hambisa Engineering,
Stormwater pipes Kerbinlets and Manholes for Stefanutti Stocks at K46 William Nico.
Placing Guardrails at Chloorkop for Power construction (PTY) LTD,
Mbuko stands by its commitment to help and empower people in society especially the unemployed youth.
Economic Empowerment, as we understand it, should entail new, creative, diverse strategies for genuine capacitating of designated groups at all levels so as to effectively spread the benefits of transformation. The strategies should include broadened ownership, training, and procurement and self-management opportunities for black people, women and the disabled. It should focus on redressing the historic imbalances in economic ownership and wealth, and in our case skills consolidation.