Hick Bros successfully delivered Stages 1A–D and 2A of the Mission Hills Subdivision in Napier, encompassing 196 lots including a retirement village. Works included over 2km of bulk watermain, 3km of internal reticulation, a low-pressure sewer network, and significant stormwater and wastewater infrastructure.

The LEAD Alliance project covers geotechnical, surveying, design, consent, remediation, and construction tasks at a significant scale, accross 590 hectares to replace 7,000 homes with 700 superlots for roughly 34,500 dwellings.

The Milldale project is an extensive 300-hectare development aimed at creating a vibrant community with 4500 homes, a town center, stream restorations, greenspaces, schools, a retirement village, and local centers.

The Millwater Development is a standout mid to upper-range housing project in New Zealand, transforming former farmland into a vibrant urban community near the Orewa estuary. Hick Bros played a key role, completing earthworks for 2200 of the 2500 residential lots.

The Hamilton Section of the Waikato Expressway, a 22km route crucial to New Zealand's infrastructure, was developed by an alliance including Fletcher and Higgins Construction, with Hick Bros handling extensive earthworks and drainage

Tauhara Geothermal Power Station project included constructing roads, culverts, and drilling sites, showcasing their capability in large-scale construction and commitment to local engagement, as well as successfully completed ahead of schedule and within budget

The Te Uku Wind Farm project, a pioneering effort in the upper North Island, involved constructing access roads, 28 turbine foundations, and extensive erosion control measures across challenging terrain.

The Harapaki Wind Farm project was a nationally significant venture vital for New Zealands renewable energy goals. involved in the project was 41 turbines, 28 kilometers of roads, 70 kilometers of cables, approximately 1.1 million cubic meters of earthworks, and 147 sediment ponds.

The transformation of Raglan peninsula farmland into an urban development addressed environmental challenges with innovative solutions like the Autofloc system for proactive rainfall event management. The project involved spanned bulk earthworks, geotechnical remediation, and extensive infrastructure projects, emphasising environmental stewardship and adaptability to the area's unique demands.

Transforming the 20-hectare Manukau Golf Course into a 440-lot residential area, addressing contaminated soils and managing civil works, with swift responses to complex needs.

Revitalising the former Three Kings Quarry in Auckland Central into a development featuring 1500 homes, sports facilities, and a town center while maintaining safety, quality and program integrity throughout the project stages.

The Beachlands Development is a 16-hectare greenfield project on the Pohutukawa Coast, which will provide 259 lots near Omana and Maraetai Beach.