AUSPAN Group

16/04/2026

From a machinery shed, to a lean-to extension, to a chemical storage shed, Damien Stewart’s project evolved around the practical needs of the farm.

What stood out most to him was not just the final result, but how easy the process felt along the way.

“It was just a really easy process to put this up… and clearly the quality of the build they do, I think is one of the best there is.”

That kind of feedback means a lot especially when it comes from a client expanding existing infrastructure and looking for a result that works seamlessly with what is already there.

For more AUSPAN ag case studies visit https://bit.ly/ag_case_studies

Perth’s leading shed and steel frame construction company. We're specialists in the custom design and construction of sheds across all industries.

14/04/2026

April Ag Inform is live!

Diesel and fertiliser uncertainty is creating real concern for WA farmers — and if cost pressure continues, it can have a ripple effect across the supply chain (including ag sheds). If you’re already thinking about a new shed for 2026, locking in pricing earlier may help reduce uncertainty and give you more confidence in planning.

🚜 Featured sheds this month:

📍 Dongolocking – Russell Roberts’ 44 x 24 x 9.3m multipurpose shed, split into three purpose-built zones (grain/fertiliser storage, machinery storage, and chemical storage with ventilation + bunded concrete and sump drainage).

📍 Koojan – Jaden Cocking’s 48 x 30 x 6.75m machinery shed, with a 16m girder truss for easier access and an open-front design that’s popular on farms for good reason.

📍 Bullaring – Michael Lee’s 32 x 21 x 6m machinery shed, keeping it simple and functional with 2 x 16m girder trusses along the opening for better access.

09/04/2026

When your working yards are already in place, adding cover is all about making the setup more practical, without getting in the way.

Luke Bairstow from Arizona Farms (near Lake Grace) explains why they went with AUSPAN for a:
• 48m span stockyard cover
• Full cover over the working yards
• Cover over a couple of pens
• Shade through the summer months

One of the big benefits? The wide-span design keeps the yards nice and open, with the columns outside the main internal yard area.

Best of all, the family is very happy with the result, and the structure has been built so it can be extended in the future when the time is right.

For more AUSPAN ag case studies visit https://bit.ly/ag_case_studies

26/03/2026

Built once. Trusted twice.

When Damien Stewart needed to expand his operation north of Gnowangerup, he returned to AUSPAN.

After originally constructing a machinery shed, Damien has since added a large lean-to and a dedicated chemical/machinery shed extension - designed to integrate seamlessly with the existing structure. The result is a practical, well-aligned expansion that supports the evolving needs of his farming operation.

For Damien, the experience was just as important as the build itself. A straightforward process, clear communication, and a quality outcome delivered without fuss.

We’re grateful to Damien and his family for placing their trust in us again and for sharing their AUSPAN story.

Planning your next shed or extension? Discover how we support WA farmers with practical, locally built solutions: https://www.auspangroup.com.au/industries/agriculture-farm-sheds/

24/03/2026

AUSPAN Ag Inform – March Edition

March has us out on the road again, catching up with regional communities and showcasing more practical shed solutions built for WA farming operations.

In this month’s update, we’re:
• Heading to Albany for the 2026 Gate to Plate Challenge, including the Gate 2 Plate Schools Challenge, a great event that brings industry, community and the next generation together
• Stopping in Wandering to check out Peter Warburton’s new machinery shed.
• Travelling north to West Gutha to look at a recently completed tunnel shed for Ashley James.
• Finishing up in Borden, where Rory Vermeersch’s new grain and fertiliser shed is built to support efficient access and storage during the busy seasons ahead.

At AUSPAN, these road trips are about more than buildings. They’re about staying connected to the people, industries and regional communities that have shaped who we are.

Watch the March Ag Inform below and feel free to view any of our case studies from around regional WA https://bit.ly/ag_case_studies

10/03/2026

Facilities that support emergency services must be designed for more than just operations; they must be ready when communities need them most.

At Marine Rescue Port Hedland, the new purpose-built facility delivers the space and capability required to coordinate marine emergency responses across the Pilbara.

With dedicated areas for radio operations, training, and volunteer coordination, the building now supports over 45 volunteers who play a critical role in keeping local waters safe.

For many years, the team operated out of 119-year-old building and temporary sea container facilities. This new development marks a significant step forward not only improving day-to-day operations, but strengthening the organisation’s ability to support the wider community.

Delivering facilities like this requires close coordination from planning through to handover, ensuring every element supports long-term operational readiness.

Explore more of AUSPAN’s industrial and infrastructure projects: https://www.auspangroup.com.au/case-studies/?e-filter-420c55a-industries=industrial-projects -studies-loop

Perth’s leading shed and steel frame construction company. We're specialists in the custom design and construction of sheds across all industries.

24/02/2026

Long-term partnerships are built on performance.

Winton Nazzari farms 10 kilometres east of Tambellup, WA, running 5,200 hectares of Merino sheep, cereal crops, and Angus cattle in a family partnership.

When planning for greater feed security and the potential to lot feed in the future, he required infrastructure that would deliver both immediate flexibility and long-term capability.

An 18 x 12 x 9m Fodder Shed, constructed by AUSPAN, now provides:
• High-clearance internal tipping capacity
• Secure storage for pellets and supplementary feed
• Additional grain storage flexibility during harvest
• Operational breathing room to make informed marketing decisions

Having previously engaged AUSPAN in 2017 for shearing shed renovations, Winton returned based on experience, citing reputation, sound advice, punctual delivery, and the benefit of a dedicated Project Manager who understood the detail of his operation.

Hear from Winton on why reputation, punctuality, and quality mattered when investing in infrastructure for the future.

Start your own farm shed project today: www.auspangroup.com.au/industries/agriculture-farm-sheds/

12/02/2026

Built right. Built fast. Built to last.

Thanks to Mal Phillips at Kanangra Grazing for the feedback on this recently completed hay shed.

👉 Planning a new shed? Start here: ww.auspangroup.com.au/industries/agriculture-farm-sheds/

Protect your farm assets with durable, custom-designed steel sheds engineered to handle WA's demanding conditions. Trusted by local farmers since 2009.

05/02/2026

A workplace where growth, precision, and teamwork come together.

Meet Tekoa - a key member of AUSPAN’s manufacturing team for the past three years, operating the beamline and helping ensure every steel component meets our exacting standards of quality and accuracy.

Tekoa values AUSPAN as a place to learn and grow, with opportunities to build new skills while working alongside a supportive, collaborative team.

Outside of work, Tekoa stays busy keeping fit and working on car projects - always improving, refining, and building, whether he’s in the workshop or the driveway 🏋️‍♂️🚗💪

👉 If you’re looking for a workplace where development, teamwork, and craftsmanship matter, learn more about working at AUSPAN:
https://www.auspangroup.com.au/a-great-place-to-work

02/02/2026

On-farm projects work best when they don’t interrupt the work that actually pays the bills.

At AUSPAN, every project starts with clarity. Our Discover Design Build methodology is a proven end-to-end approach that reduces risk, removes uncertainty, and keeps your project moving with confidence.
Discover: We take the time to understand your operation, objectives, and constraints, then define the right solution before any commitments are made.

Design: Detailed design, approvals, and pre-construction planning resolve technical and regulatory requirements upfront. Clear documentation, clear timelines, and no surprises (unless the weather has other ideas!)

Build: Careful mobilisation, quality construction, and ongoing aftercare, delivered safely, efficiently, on schedule, and with minimal disruption to your operations.

From concept to completion: one team, one methodology, total accountability.

Visit our website to discover more about AUSPAN www.auspangroup.com.au/industries/agriculture-farm-sheds

30/01/2026

At AUSPAN, delivery is not an afterthought - it is integral to how we build.

Shown here is 1 of 2 new cage trailers recently added to our delivery fleet. Cage trailers play a key role in our logistics approach, keeping shed components separated and secure during transport to help protect materials from factory to site.

This trailer, supplied by Midland Pty Ltd, has been purpose-spec’d with air-bag suspension to reduce vibration and shock, along with a tri-axle configuration to improve load distribution and on-road stability - supporting safer transport and minimising movement during long regional deliveries.

All deliveries are managed by our internal team rather than subcontracted providers, giving us full control over safety, handling, and scheduling from factory to site.

This continued investment in our logistics capability reflects our focus on operational excellence and demonstrates our vertically integrated delivery model in action.