Civil Construction is a New Zealand based company engaging in civil works, site works, earthmoving, drainage and general contracting.
This A 918 Wheeled Excavator was delivered in June 2018, the photo was taken in Queenstown.
Civil Construction enjoy how quick and smooth the A 918 operates, which allows greater productivity on the job site and less fatigue on the operator.
It was added to their existing fleet of ten Liebherr machines: an A 900 and A 918 Wheeled Excavator, an L 541 and L 550 Wheel Loader, as well as six Crawler Excavators (four R 900s, an R 920 and an R 934).
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09/21/2026
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Liebherr – a reliable partner at InnoTrans 2026
At InnoTrans running in Berlin (Germany) from September 22 to 25 2026, Liebherr is presenting solutions from the transportation systems and rail-road excavators product areas. The Group will be displaying its exhibits at booth O/170 in the outdoor area. The Group’s appearance at the exhibition is focused not only on products, but also on topics such as partnership and its joint efforts with customers to actively shape the future.
09/16/2026
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From dust to top performance: Liebherr impresses at the České Štěrkopísky gravel plant
Dust, demanding operating conditions and extreme material loads: at the sand and gravel pit near Velká Černoc, Liebherr wheel loaders and mining trucks are demonstrating their full capabilities. Abrasive sand, uneven tracks and demanding multi-shift operation place the highest demands on both man and machine. It is not just performance that is crucial here – above all, robustness, reliability and efficient coordination between all machines are essential.