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Earthmoving Equipment Magazine
|August - September 2025
Out in the vast Pilbara region of WA, a Karratha civil construction business is using Cat® Customer Value Agreements (CVAs) to help maximise uptime, increase peace of mind and deliver lower operational costs through the lifecycle of their machines.
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For Dayne and Beau Corps, two of the four brothers behind Corps Group, the sprawling red dust of the Pilbara is more than just a worksite; it's home.
From mine sites and asphalt plants to grader fleets and community sponsorships, their family business is powering forward across Western Australia's northwest. They're doing it with the support of Cat Customer Value Agreements (CVAs).
A Cat CVA is a hassle-free ownership plan that helps to ensure Cat machines are kept in top working order for maximum productivity. For Corps Group, it means they can spend more time focusing on their business and less time worrying about machine maintenance and repairs.
It's vital for them to know that, wherever their machines are, they're operating in optimal condition.
This story is from the August - September 2025 edition of Earthmoving Equipment Magazine.
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