Concrete Supply in Alice Springs

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At Frontier Cement Supplies, we provide high-quality cement, lime, and concrete supply services in Alice Springs, backed by over 25 years of experience. Whether it’s large infrastructure or residential builds, we deliver the materials and support to keep your project on track.


We offer:



  • General Purpose Cement
  • Low Heat Cement
  • GGBFS
  • Lime for industrial use


Our services include bulk and bagged supply, storage solutions, and logistics support — all focused on timely, reliable delivery.


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Our Products & Services


We supply high-quality cement products to Alice Springs, including General Purpose Cement, Low Heat Cement, and GGBFS.


In Alice Springs, we provide premium lime products, including quicklime and hydrated lime.


We actively support key infrastructure projects in Alice Springs, from road construction to public buildings.


We offer essential resources to the construction industry in Alice Springs, including product specifications, technical documents, and industry guidelines.


We proudly contribute to the growth and development of Alice Springs by supporting local infrastructure projects, creating job opportunities, and promoting sustainable initiatives.

Why Choose Us?


  • Comprehensive Cement & Concrete Supply: Offering cement, lime, and concrete supply for all construction projects in Alice Springs.
  • 25+ Years of Experience: Local expertise in cement and concrete supply, with over two decades of service.
  • Bulk & Bagged Options: Flexible product options to suit various project needs, from small residential to large commercial builds.
  • Reliable Logistics & Timely Delivery: Ensuring your materials arrive on time, every time, with efficient logistics support.
  • High-Quality Products: We only supply the best, meeting industry standards with premium cement and lime.
  • Customer-Centric Approach: Focused on delivering exceptional service and building long-term partnerships with local businesses.
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Frequently Asked Questions


  • What areas do you service in Alice Springs?

    We service the entire Alice Springs area, including Ross, East Side, Araluen, and Gillen. Contact us if you're unsure whether your area is covered, as our service areas are extensive but may not be fully listed here.

  • What is the difference between general purpose cement and low heat cement?

    General Purpose Cement (GP) is the most commonly used type of cement in the construction industry. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including the construction of buildings, roads, and foundations. It is versatile, cost-effective, and meets the general requirements of civil engineering projects.


    Low Heat Cement (LH), on the other hand, is specifically designed for use in situations where the heat generated during the curing process needs to be controlled. This type of cement is ideal for mass concrete pours, like those used in large structures, dams, and foundations. It reduces the risk of thermal cracking by limiting heat release. LH cement is also used in areas with hot climates or in soil stabilisation projects.

  • What are the benefits of using lime in construction?

    Lime is an essential material in many construction applications, primarily due to its versatility and sustainability. It is commonly used in soil stabilisation, where it helps improve the strength and stability of weak soils, making it ideal for foundations and road construction. Lime also enhances the workability of cement, improving the overall performance of concrete, mortar, and render.


    In addition to its role in construction, lime is used in environmental projects for water treatment, reducing soil acidity, and controlling dust in construction sites. It also helps in reducing the carbon footprint of building projects by offering an eco-friendly alternative to other chemicals and materials.

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