Caddmandu was established in 1995 with the view to provide quality MX Solutions and designs to the Civil Engineering Industry.

Road and highway design forms the core of our business, ranging from access roads, minor roads and intersection up-grades through to major highway and interchange design.

Jason started using MOSS at the age of 18 in 1986, with the then DMR and over the past 20 yrs he has developed an extensive and sound knowledge base using the MX software in various design platforms both as an employee and contractor with the RTA and then with other large local consultants, such as KBR, SMEC & GHD as a contractor. Jason has experience as a designer, developer of systems and trainer, which we believe, gives him a unique and unsurpassed knowledge of the software.

From 2000-2004, Jason Cox through Caddmandu, provided support, development and training services to Infrasoft and then Bentley. The main focus of the contract was to provide these services to the RTA, based around the service agreement with the RTA and Infrasoft/Bentley. In addition to the services provided to the RTA, Caddmandu also provided varied training courses and support to various councils and private consultants.

Since then Caddmandu has been actively engaged in projects of varying size and complexity, from detailed design of the new Port Gateway project at Port Macquarie, with a four lane divided carriage design from the Pacific highway into Port Macquarie on the NSW mid-north coast; contracting to the Lane Cove Tunnel project in various capacities for both the survey and construction teams, ensuring data collected by the field surveyors was in a usable format for the designers and adhering to the quality procedures in place; to simple intersection design at the ANSTO Complex at Lucas Heights, and more recently with the construction teams on the Brisbane Airport Link and at the Kurnell Desalination Plant assisting with design solutions that facilitate smooth construction progress.

Over the years, Caddmandu has worked closely with survey teams on various projects, including the Glebe Island Arterial & Anzac Bridge construction. This has led to a first hand knowledge of the specialised requirements of surveyors for setout and construction purposes.

In 2005, Jason expanded his training portfolio by leading a 5-week training program for the National Highways Department in Sudan. Over this time Jason trained 12 National Highway Authority Engineers in MX, overcoming language and cultural difficulties. This position was advertised worldwide. Since then Jason has also led MX Update training for MWH in New Zealand.

Jason has been an active member of the MOSS/MX User Association, since 1988 with Caddmandu sponsoring and organising the 1999 Sydney Conference. Jason has held various positions on the Executive over the years such as President, Secretary and Technical Coordinator and presenting Technical Papers and Workshops at a number of Conferences.

Sue Christie-Cox of Caddmandu was the Conference Coordinator and Convenor for the 2007 and 2008 Conferences in Perth and Adelaide.
Caddmandu has been a proud sponsor for the MX Conference since 1999.

Whatever your MX requirements, call Caddmandu and talk to us about how we can help you.

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