MPH is honoured to have played a key role in bringing the Alice Springs Adventure Park to life. We believe that access to high-quality recreational spaces is essential for the health and well-being of our communities, and we are confident this park will provide endless hours of enjoyment for generations to come. MPH is dedicated to reducing our environmental impact while maximising the use of local materials and expertise. We take pride in the Adventure Park's incorporation of eco-friendly features, including solar power and water conservation measures. The Alice Springs Adventure Park is projected to draw a considerable number of visitors, further enhancing the town’s status as a top tourist destination. The park’s economic contribution is expected to be significant, generating new jobs and bolstering local businesses.

Choose MPH Projects for reliable construction services for infrastructure projects, including bicycle paths and bridges.  MPH Projects built a 2.5m wide, 5.5 km long bicycle path in Alice Springs from Blain Street to Flynn's Grave, including all drainage, culverts, flood and road crossings, and the Flynn's Grave Bridge.

MPH Projects restored the Sadadeen YMCA complex in Alice Springs after hailstorm damage. Our team replaced critical infrastructure and designed a new rock wall. We're proud to have restored this vital community infrastructure for Alice Springs residents. Choose us for exceptional construction and repair services that cater to your unique needs.

MPH Projects rebuilt a reinforced concrete wall with a compliant safety catch fence at the Arunga Park Speedway, a premier racing venue in Alice Springs. This project is a testament to our workmanship and efficiency. Choose us for exceptional construction services, whether you need a barrier wall, fencing, or other infrastructure for your property or speedway.

MPH Projects took on a unique and pioneering challenge when contracted by the Northern Territory Government to construct new stages of the concrete and stone rim walk. In a world-first, the team faced the challenge of transporting staff and cement products via helicopter due to the remote and rugged terrain of the area. Additionally, extreme summer heat significantly reduced the lifting capacity of the helicopter, requiring the establishment of color-coded "helipads" atop the canyon to ensure precise and efficient delivery of freight.

MPH Projects successfully designed and constructed a first-class aquarium and Riverine display at the Alice Springs Desert Park. This project features two fiber reinforced plastic tanks, crystal clear acrylic windows, custom designed "Finke River" themed rock panels, and extensive platform and filtration systems. The collaboration between the Desert Park staff, the Northern Territory Government, and the MPH team resulted in a standout achievement in the design and construction of this display.

MPH Projects constructed an architecturally designed amphitheater and wet areas at a historic site in the heart of the Northern Territory.  The project featured an irregular design with curved structural steel members, adding a unique and impressive feature to the area. MPH completed the works to the highest standard, delivering substantial work opportunities to the local community. The site has significant cultural and historical value, being linked to the mission and the famous artist Albert Namatjira.