Custom Precast Concrete Pits and other Mascot Products for Western Sydney Airport from Mascot Engineering

Western Sydney Airport

The first official flight from the original Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith) was in January 1920. In March of 1920 just a few blocks from the airport, Mascot Engineering opened its doors for business as an iron foundry. Since then, we've been supplying airports and their surrounding infrastructure with pits, covers, grating and trade waste products for various upgrades, extensions and improvements.

It's an exciting time for aviation in Australia with the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, a key infrastructure project for NSW set to open in late 2026 and we're proud to be a part of it. Construction on the $5.3B project is currently underway with the first pour of concrete for the 3.7 km runway due to commence before Christmas.

Mascot Engineering's Custom Precast Concrete Pits for Western Sydney Airport

To date, Mascot Engineering has supplied a number of contractors with a raft of different products for various packages and sections of the build including the airfield and the new terminal.

You'll find the following products at the new Western Sydney Airport:

• Lightweight heavy-duty Mascot GRC Cable Pits and Covers
• Mascot Plastic Pits and Lids for both Electrical and Communications.
• Custom Precast Concrete Pits complete with Class G Access (airport duty) Covers
• Joint Bays

Custom Precast Concrete Pits for Western Sydney Airport from Mascot Engineering

Mascot products can be found in airports across Australia. Our team are experienced in the needs of such critical projects. Some of the airports we've worked with include:

We are proud to be a part of such a significant project as the new Western Sydney Airport as well as the adjacent Western Sydney Aerotropolis precinct.

For more information on our product range suitable for Airports, click here