Fencepac secures correctional facilities, rail corridors, substations, and government sites across Queensland — with the clearances, compliance, and delivery experience critical infrastructure demands.
Security fencing is where specification, compliance, and delivery discipline matter most. Fencepac has secured some of Queensland's most sensitive sites — from the Lotus Glen Correctional Facility to 24 Powerlink substations and 13 Queensland Rail sites.
These are not standard perimeters. They demand the right products — Securemesh 358, anti-climb systems, crash-rated barriers — installed to exact specifications by teams cleared and inducted to work in operational, secure, and energised environments.
With in-house manufacturing at Wacol, our own plant fleet, and a project team experienced in tier-1 delivery, Fencepac brings both the capability and the compliance to secure critical infrastructure.
Sunshine Coast head office
(07) 5456 2444
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Transport security fencing for rail corridors, feeder stations, and stabling yards is installed inside active rail infrastructure. That work includes security and perimeter fencing across 13 Queensland Rail feeder station and stabling yard sites, and the New Generation Rolling Stock stabling yard at Wulkuraka.
Infrastructure perimeter fencing for substations is specified as Securemesh 358, palisade, or chain wire with security toppings, then installed around energised assets. The Powerlink security upgrades covered fencing and gates across 24 electricity substations in South East and Western Queensland.
Powerlink substation security upgradesCorrectional facility fencing and prison fencing are delivered on operational secure sites, with the inductions and staged access those facilities require. Lotus Glen Correctional Facility in Mareeba was a multi-year program with Thiess. Wacol DPSOA is the secure government accommodation package delivered for QBuild.
The right system for the risk profile — from anti-climb mesh to crash-rated barriers and integrated access control.
High-security welded mesh with apertures too small for finger or toe holds — the benchmark for perimeter security.
Steel palisade with pointed or splayed pales for a strong visual and physical deterrent.
Learn moreCost-effective perimeters upgraded with barbed wire, razor coil, or extension arms.
Learn moreVehicle mitigation and hostile-vehicle protection for high-risk sites, including PAS68 StronGuard RCS and SecureGuard RCS.
Learn moreSliding and swing gates, turnstiles, and integration with electronic access control systems.
Learn morePerimeter systems built to accept electric fencing and detection technology for critical sites.
Real critical-infrastructure work delivered across Queensland — correctional, rail, energy, and government.
Dollar figures are Fencepac's contract value, not the total project value.
Multi-year security fencing program for a maximum-security correctional facility, delivered for Thiess under strict security and compliance requirements.
Client: Thiess
Security fencing upgrades across 24 electricity substation sites, delivered for Chubb Security and Ruswin Security around energised infrastructure.
Client: Chubb Security / Ruswin Security
Security and perimeter fencing across 13 Queensland Rail feeder station and stabling yard sites, delivered within active rail infrastructure.
Client: Queensland Rail
Security fencing for the New Generation Rolling Stock stabling yard, delivered for Laing O'Rourke on a major rail infrastructure project.
Client: Laing O'Rourke
High-security fencing for a secure government accommodation facility, delivered for QBuild (Department of Energy and Public Works).
Client: QBuild — Dept. of Energy & Public Works
Security perimeter fencing for an immigration transit accommodation facility, delivered for Shamrock Building Pty Ltd.
Client: Shamrock Building Pty Ltd
Fencepac supplies and installs high-security perimeter systems including Securemesh 358 anti-climb mesh, palisade fencing, welded mesh, chain wire with security toppings, razor and barbed wire, electric fence integration, crash-rated systems, and bollards. We also integrate gates, turnstiles, and access control to complete a secure perimeter.
Yes. Fencepac has delivered security fencing for correctional facilities (Lotus Glen), electricity substations (Powerlink — 24 sites), rail infrastructure (Queensland Rail feeder stations and stabling yards), immigration facilities (Brisbane ITA), and secure government accommodation (Wacol DPSOA). These projects demand strict security specifications, site clearances, and compliance.
Fencepac holds QBCC Licence 1125039 and is certified to ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environmental), and ISO 45001 (Safety). We are a Level 2 registered constructor with Transport and Main Roads Queensland and are trusted by tier-1 contractors including Thiess, Laing O'Rourke, and CPB Contractors.
Yes. Much of our security fencing work is delivered in operational environments — active rail corridors, occupied correctional and immigration facilities, and energised substation sites. Our teams are experienced in the inductions, permits, clearances, and staged delivery these sites require.
Fencepac delivers security fencing across all of Queensland from our Sunshine Coast head office and Brisbane depot at Wacol — including Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Ipswich, regional Queensland, and Far North Queensland. Our Powerlink substation program alone spanned 24 sites across South-East and Western Queensland.
Contact our estimating team on (07) 5456 2444 or request a quote through our website. We can price from plans and specifications or provide early contractor input during design development for larger infrastructure packages.
Yes. Fencepac installs transport security fencing on live rail corridors, feeder stations, and stabling yards. Queensland work includes 13 Queensland Rail feeder station and stabling yard sites, and the NGRS stabling yard at Wulkuraka for Laing O'Rourke.
Yes. Substation security fencing and other infrastructure perimeter fencing are part of this work. The Powerlink program upgraded fencing and gates across 24 electricity substations in South East and Western Queensland, around energised sites. Systems on this page include Securemesh 358, palisade, and chain wire with security toppings.
Yes. Correctional facility fencing includes the Lotus Glen Correctional Facility program in Mareeba, delivered with Thiess, and high-security fencing at Wacol DPSOA for QBuild. The work is planned around the operational security requirements of a live facility.
Talk to the team trusted by tier-1 contractors and government to secure Queensland's most sensitive infrastructure.