About Bugardi

What We Do.

At Bugardi, we provide end-to-end, scalable solutions in modular buildings, steel fabrication, building products, and roofing systems. Our team collaborates with major resource, construction, and government clients to deliver durable, future-focused infrastructure designed specifically for Western Australia’s demanding environments.

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Who We Are.

Bugardi is an Aboriginal-owned company delivering infrastructure solutions across Western Australia. We specialise in modular manufacturing, roofing and cladding, facilities management, and turnkey construction — proudly serving clients like BHP, Rio Tinto, Roy Hill, FMG, and the WA Government.

Our Mission.

To provide exceptional, innovative solutions that meet today’s needs while building capacity for a stronger tomorrow.

Core Values.

Integrity
Trust earned through transparency, ethics, and quality.

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Inclusion
Actively embracing diversity & creating pathways for future generations.

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Service
Delivering excellence through reliability, relationships, and respect.

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Safety
Protecting our people, our customers, and our community comes first.

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Our team is our difference - driven by purpose, supported by culture, and empowered to grow.

OUR PEOPLE

Accreditations.

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  • Recognised by the Australian Government, this accreditation demonstrates Bugardi’s compliance with the highest national safety standards for managing high-risk construction work.

  • This certification confirms our commitment to delivering consistent, high-quality outcomes through structured processes, continuous improvement, and customer satisfaction.

  • An international standard that ensures Bugardi provides a safe and healthy workplace by proactively managing risks and preventing work-related injuries or illnesses.

  • Demonstrates Bugardi’s commitment to environmental sustainability, focusing on reducing waste, emissions, and environmental impact across all projects.

  • Authorises Bugardi to perform and oversee electrical works safely and in compliance with Australian industry regulations and standards.

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  • Allows Bugardi to handle, store, and manage refrigerants responsibly, supporting compliance with national environmental protection laws.

  • Certifies Bugardi as a registered building contractor in Western Australia, approved to manage construction projects of all sizes and complexity.

  • Permits Bugardi to carry out all plumbing works in line with state regulations, ensuring water systems are installed and maintained safely and efficiently.

  • Authorises our qualified personnel to install, maintain, and repair gas systems in compliance with Australian safety and performance standards.

  • Allows Bugardi to test, install, and maintain backflow prevention devices to protect potable water supplies from contamination.

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