Meet Our Exhibitors
We are very happy to welcome on board the following Exhibitors in 2025.
Stand 2- Tiefenthaler Legal
Tiefenthaler Legal is an international law firm dedicated to clients in the design-build, commodity extraction, and power generation markets across Africa, including the Middle East, Australia, Europe, and Asia. In keeping our approach focused on selective industries, we have become true specialists in our chosen fields.
Our areas of expertise include:
- Energy (Renewable and Natural Resources)
- Mining and Minerals
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Engineering, Fabrication and Manufacturing
Our services are rendered solely to clients in these industries which enables us to provide clients with a complete legal and project solution. Our capabilities in these sectors range from project conception through execution to dispute resolution.
Our services in these industries include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Procurement Strategies and Tender Irregularities
- Contract Development
- Project Risk Management
- Claims Management
- Industrial Labour Disputes
- Professional Negligence
- Adjudication
- International and Domestic Arbitrations
- Litigation
Our team of dedicated experts is always ready to assist with any matter, at any time. Should you need advice on any potential legal issue, please do not hesitate to contact our office, even if it is just for informational purposes.
Stand 4 - Building Industry Bargaining Council Cape of Good Hope
Mission Statement
We create a space for voices to be heard because we care about all the people in our industry.
Purpose
The purpose of the BIBC as a private sector bargaining council is closely aligned with the international concept of ‘productive employment’ or ‘decent work’. Serving the building industry in the Western Cape, the mission of the BIBC supports the United Nations (UN) goal to promote “sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all”, as captured in the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8.
Established by industry trade unions and employers’ organisations, parties to the BIBC have adopted a constitution that outlines its mission to provide a central labour bargaining forum to negotiate and promote:
- Agreement for equitable conditions of employment in the building industry in the Western Cape
- Labour peace
- An effective and efficient labour force
- Stable employment; and
- To contribute constructively to the development and maintenance of a free, just and prosperous South Africa.
Services to the Building Industry
The BIBC achieves its mission through the following services for the benefit of industry members:
- Conclusion of Collective Agreements
- Establishment of Employee Benefit schemes and funds
- Dispute Prevention and Resolution services (CCMA accreditation)
Legislative Framework
The BIBC is a Sector and Area-specific Bargaining Council created in terms of the Labour Relations Act No 66 of 1995, which provides that employer and employee representative organisations within an industry or area can enter into collective agreements covering “any areas of mutual interest”. The parties of the BIBC negotiate a Collective Agreement every three years, which once signed, is published as a Government Gazette by the Minister of Employment and Labour.
Thereafter, the Minister may elect to extend the agreement to bind all persons engaged in the building industry within the demarcated area of the BIBC who then become legally required to comply with the terms of the collective agreement, whether they were signatories to the agreement or not.
Although the BIBC is a creation of statute, it is not sponsored by the State, and is funded by levies paid equally by employers and employees.
Stand 5 - TUHF
TUHF offers specialised commercial finance for affordable housing in the urban areas of South Africa
In declining areas, we see thriving property markets and ample opportunity to provide commercial property finance for development and investment. In run-down buildings, we see the potential for families to live in a safe and secure environment. In people, we see the entrepreneurial capability to create well-run businesses, providing employment and multiplying our economy.
We are a commercial property finance company that provides access to funding for entrepreneurs from all walks of life, enabling them to purchase, and subsequently convert or refurbish buildings in the inner cities of South Africa and deliver affordable residential units where they are most needed. As well as offering access to commercial property development loans we also provide support, guidance and risk management for new entrepreneurs.
Stand 7 - BPAS Architects
BPAS Architects is a solutions-focused architecture, interior design and landscaping firm that provides a comprehensive range of services to clients spanning the education, corporate, residential, healthcare and commercial sectors.
BPAS Architect’s expertise in the educational sector extends from early childhood development centres to tertiary institutions, where they focus on creating spaces that enhance learning, foster community, and promote sustainability.
Founded in Cape Town in 2005, BPAS Architects’ philosophy is centred around people-first designs. They believe that buildings shouldn’t blend in but rather be a one-of-a-kind reflection of their users.
By combining practical expertise with visionary thinking, BPAS Architects creates timeless masterpieces and delivers exceptional project results through balancing financial, economic and sustainability considerations.
Visit www.bpas.co.za
Stand 8 - Openserve
Profile
Openserve is South Africa’s largest and leading ICT infrastructure provider, with a purpose rooted in connecting South Africans to a better life. Backed by a legacy of excellence and innovation, Openserve has earned recognition as one of South Africa’s top fibre network operators, consistently ranked for service delivery, rollout speed, network reliability, and customer experience, as voted by ISPs and reflected in leading industry surveys.
Our expansive national network – the biggest fixed broadband infrastructure in the country – is engineered for performance and scale, with speed capabilities of up to 8 gigabits. This ensures dependable connectivity across commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments, unlocking real value for property developers and their end users.
We’re not just building networks, we’re building partnerships. Our team of passionate ICT professionals collaborates with property developers to future-proof developments and deliver world-class connectivity from day one. Whether urban or rural, large-scale or boutique, Openserve is the trusted partner to connect your property to South Africa’s largest open-access network.
Summary
Openserve is South Africa’s national connectivity leader and the foremost telecommunications infrastructure provider, delivering the country’s largest fixed broadband network.
With a strong national footprint and resilient dual terrestrial fibre routes linking South Africa to its neighbours, Openserve plays a critical role in supporting the data and communication demands of South Africa, the SADC region, as well as Sub-Saharan Africa.
Our network is underpinned by performance, reliability, and scale (capable of speeds up to 8Gbps), and is supported by a customer-centric ethos that prioritises service excellence and fast rollout. Openserve is consistently recognised as a top-ranked fibre network operator for both business and residential connectivity, based on ISP ratings and industry benchmarking for network performance, customer service, and overall experience.
From suburban homes to high-rise commercial spaces, we enable next-generation connectivity. Our infrastructure empowers developers to offer high-speed broadband access as a standard utility, adding value, driving uptake, and differentiating their offerings in a competitive property landscape.
With Openserve, your developments are not just connected – they’re future-ready.
Stand 9 - Kaackai
KaacKai was launched in 2021 in South Africa bringing a different approach to onsite wastewater reuse.
KaacKai provides modular compact user-friendly onsite wastewater reuse systems allowing users to recover water from daily wastewater for safe reuse with no smell and minimum energy requirements.
Please find a link of the basic technology here: Technology
KaacKai Overview
- Full-service smart wastewater recovery Pods and larger systems that treat wastewater with no smell are low in energy consumption and are easy to install and maintain.
- KaacKai Pods generate high-quality, non-potable, clean water for reuse, adhering to strict Danish and EU standards.
- Treated water can be used for irrigation, equipment cleaning, dust suppression, re-flushing, and safe environmental discharge.
- Our proven, reliable, compact and modular technology ranges from small Pods to larger systems and mobile containerised solutions.
- Over 10,000 systems have been sold worldwide in both urban and remote areas.
Clients can pay upfront or pay a monthly tariff for a build-own-operate and maintain solution through our partnership with Gaia Fund Managers.
Stand 10- Concrete Manufacturers Association (CMA)
“The Concrete Manufacturers Association (CMA) is the primary representative of the precast concrete industry in South Africa. The CMA is celebrating over 50 years of precast concrete perfection.
The Association’s promotional activities target Architects, Engineers, Developers, Contractors, and property owners. Pooled knowledge and expertise, through its members, fosters an environment supportive to the precast concrete industry in South Africa.
The primary focus of the CMA is to: Promote the use of precast concrete as preferred technology in the built environment and drive standards in quality and the production and supply of precast concrete product consistent in quality. The quality aspect of our business is advanced through SANAS accredited CMA Certification Services (CMACS). CMACS offers product and system certification of compliance to the South African National Standard (SANS) specifications.
Stand 22 - Hydraform
Hydraform: Building Sustainable Communities Since 1988
Hydraform is a South African leader in innovative, affordable, and sustainable construction technology. Since 1988, we have empowered governments, developers, and communities across Africa and beyond to build durable housing, schools, clinics, and infrastructure—using local materials, local labor, and our globally proven interlocking dry-staking Hydraform building block.
Our dry-stacking block technology eliminates the need for fired bricks and excess mortar, reducing construction costs, environmental impact, and build time. Hydraform’s machines manufacture blocks on-site using soil and cement, enabling decentralized production and reducing transport costs. With over 60 countries served and more than 500,000 structures built, our impact spans both urban and rural development.
Hydraform is a full-solution partner. We offer design-support, training, construction support, and skills development programs that drive local job creation and enterprise development. Our technology is AGREMENT and NHBRC compliant and aligned with South Africa’s goals for affordable housing, sustainability, and economic empowerment.
At WCPDF 2025, Hydraform proudly showcases how construction innovation can address the housing crisis, stimulate local economies, and deliver high-quality infrastructure—efficiently and at scale.
Stand 22 - Boucon T/a MMBR
MMBR – Scalable Sanitation for a Growing Africa
Engineered in the Western Cape | Ready to Deploy Globally
MMBR delivers innovative, modular wastewater treatment solutions that are ready to deploy, low-maintenance, and tailored to the infrastructure demands of Southern Africa. Assembled in the Western Cape, our systems treat wastewater with a COD of 850, reliably bringing it to general discharge limits—suitable for reuse in irrigation or safe environmental release.
Our prefabricated modules are ideal for residential developments, rural communities, agricultural estates, schools, and commercial nodes. Whether grid-connected, off-grid, or hybrid, MMBR systems support staged infrastructure rollouts aligned with project growth and funding.
With rapid installation, scalability, and minimal environmental disruption, MMBR significantly reduces the time and cost associated with traditional sanitation infrastructure. Each module is relocatable, customisable, and backed by hands-on training and operational support—ensuring efficiency over the long term.
As urbanisation outpaces infrastructure delivery, our ready-to-deploy modules enable dignified sanitation, regulatory compliance, and sustainable water management—empowering a future-ready Western Cape and Africa.
Visit us at WCPDF 2025 to see how MMBR is transforming the future of sanitation.
Stand 24 & 25- Maskam Water
Maskam Water is a South African company that provides water treatment and pumping solutions. Their products are designed to be sustainable and reduce the environmental impact of water use.
Products
- Pumps
Maskam Water sells pumps for homes, businesses, schools, and hospitals. These pumps can help with dewatering, flooding, and water seepage.
- Greywater systems
Maskam Water’s greywater systems can reduce water usage and are designed to be low maintenance. They can also incorporate rainwater harvesting and pool backwash.
- UV water treatment
Maskam Water’s UV water treatment solutions can eliminate the need for chlorine, which is harmful to the environment.
- Fusion Series Treatment Systems
Maskam Water’s Fusion Series Treatment Systems can be used in a variety of settings, including schools, farms, and commercial buildings.
Services
- System design: Maskam Water’s dealers are trained to design systems to meet the needs of their customers.
- Backup service: Maskam Water provides backup service for the products they sell.
Goals
- Maskam Water’s goal is to provide sustainable water solutions that reduce the environmental impact of water use.
- Maskam Water’s goal is to help customers “go green” without sacrificing comfort.
