The network consists of over 20 independently owned licenses, who are based throughout the country. Together, they have helped build KiwiSpan’s reputation as one of New Zealand’s most trusted steel shed suppliers.

We believe in finding better ways to engineer bracing systems for steel frame buildings. Innovative design for every building component can make the commercial building process as a whole more productive.

A Kiwi-designed structural system used in the construction of large-scale steel commercial and industrial buildings results in a reduction of carbon emissions by more than 40 per cent, an Australian university research project has found.

At Donovan Group, our mission is to transform the building ecosystem with technology that drives efficiency, and products that solve entrenched construction challenges. One of the ways we’re achieving this is through our partnership with Building 4.0 CRC.

Prime Minister Bill English paid a visit to Whangarei on Friday 7 April, to meet with a local company which may have the solution to New Zealand’s housing crisis.

For the second year in a row, Donovan Group NZ Ltd has been named one of New Zealand’s top companies in the engineering industry

An engineering student from the University of Waikato has been awarded the Coresteel Buildings Innovation Award worth $5000.

Donovan Group NZ Ltd has been named one of New Zealand’s top companies in the engineering industry, as listed by the NZ Engineering News 2016 Annual Directory.

Donovan Group NZ Ltd was the overall winner of this year’s Westpac Northland Business Excellence Awards. The company scored a hat-trick, also receiving awards for innovation and excellence as a large business.

Together with New Zealand Steel’s Steltech business, Donovan Group has developed a lightweight, novel beam – the Tapered Box Beam (Vertebeam). An article regarding the development was featured in BlueScope’s latest newsletter, as below.

Technology entrepreneurs Jonathan Hendriksen and Tim Williams have bought a 16.6% stake in the Donovan Group Co. Ltd and Tim Williams will join the board.

Commercial and industrial companies looking to build in South Canterbury now have access to New Zealand’s leading steel construction technology, with local company Harding Construction taking on the South Canterbury Coresteel distributorship.