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Name Date Commenced Date Completed Client Picton Road HEWATT COMPLETED PROJECTS Name Date Commenced Date Completed Client Picton Road - RMS Sep-12 Mar-13 RMS David Moloney 02 4222 3265 Picton Road is an arterial Road which links Wollongong with the Hume Highway. The project comprised the realignment of two curves in a 2.7 kilometre section of the road, widening sections of the existing pavement/shoulder, extending culverts and the installation of new large box culverts, a concrete median barrier along the full length of the new work with openings for small wildlife every fifth barrier unit, and steel safety barriers on each side of the road Molonglo 1C Cotter Rd/Kirkpatrick St Intersection Nov-11 Feb-13 Roads ACT RD Gossips -Aaron Wilson 02 62516313 Victoria Creek, Tilba Sep-11 Feb-13 Seymour Whyte Seymour Whyte – Brad Binns 0419 274 300 This project involved the realignment of over 3.5 kilometres of the existing Princess Highway through steep terrain. The Project was a RMS project and all works were carried out in accordance with standard RMS specifications and requirements. Some of the key elements of the project were Environmental Protection, Traffic Management, Over 400,000m 3 of Bulk Earthworks, Stormwater Drainage, Bridges and Pavement Construction. In particular the earthworks were challenging due to the steepness of the terrain. There was a 25m high rock cut through one hill which required line drilling and a drainage blanket. There was also a 15m high earth fill Bombala Sawmill Expansion Sep-11 Jan-13 TASCO Bart Crawley 0409 386 683 Expansion of the existing Sawmill to include a new Green Mill and materials handling line, relocation of the existing Dry Mill facility and installation of a new Treatment Plant. EPIC extension of burnout track Nov-12 Dec-12 Shared Services Procurement Richard Drummond 0402 262 626 Majura Training Area Flood Repairs Jun-12 Dec-12 Spotless Sutton Road Pavement Rehabilitation Apr-12 Dec-12 Roads ACT Roads ACT – Brook Milne 6207 0210 CIA - Majura Road Duplication Aug-12 Nov-12 ACT Roads (Construction Control) Boutchers Drive, Yass Oct-12 Nov-12 Yass Valley Council Hamish Scroope, YVC 6226 9208 Boutchers Drive, Yass Oct-12 Nov-12 Yass Valley Council Hamish Scroope, YVC 6226 9208 Tidbinbilla Tracking Station CSA Works Jul-12 Oct-12 CSIRO Tony Ross 6201 7850 Civil works associated a with the construction of a Central Services Area & Support Building at the Canberra Deep Space Communications Centre Mountain Creek Road, Yass Sep-12 Oct-12 Yass Valley Council Hamish Scroope, YVC 6226 9208 Spring Range Road Apr-12 Sep-12 Yass Valley Council Hamish Scroope, YVC 6226 9208 Wanatta Lane Road Upgrade May-12 Jul-12 Bega Valley Shire Council Majura Training Area Fire Hazard Reduction Apr-12 Jun-12 Spotless Canberra International Airport - Majura Park Aug-11 May-12 Construction Control Gordon Aged Care Units Mar-12 May-12 Ward Civil Ward Civil - Antony Tozer 0427 131 603 Kings Highway Southern Deviation Feb-11 Apr-12 Roads ACT Superintendent – AECOM – Marc Blackmore, 6201 3000; Shared Services Procurement – Ben Crossling, 6207 6477 This project comprised construction of a 5km deviation to the existing Kings Highway at Kowen in the ACT between Queanbeyan and Bungendore. This project was build under full RMS specifications and included a large RCBC system, bebo arches, drilling and blasting of 45,000m³, with tie ins built under traffic of 5,000 vehicles per day. Canberra International Airport, Majura Park Carpark & Building Facility Aug-11 Apr-12 Construction Control Crace 2 (Huon) Jan-12 Apr-12 Huon Management Crace Ponds (BMD) Jan-12 Apr-12 BMD Kirketon Estate Yass Nov-11 Mar-12 Yass Plains Pty Ltd Charles Walker 0407 482 215 Molonglo 1A & North Weston Ponds - Stage 1 Apr-10 Feb-12 Roads ACT Superintendent – Brown Consulting – Mark Kelly, 6211 7100; Procurement Solutions – Peter Dickson, 0478 406 466 Yowani GC Stormwater Aug-11 Feb-12 Yowani Country Club Canberra International Airport, Majura Park Subdivision Oct-10 Dec-11 Construction Control Jiparu Subdivison - Stage 2 Feb-11 Dec-11 Wooljump Pty Ltd Peter Ruwald 0419 420 840 Crace Roadworks (hrly hire) Jun-11 Dec-11 Huon Management Hardwick Lane Nov-11 Dec-11 Yass Valley Council Bonner Roadworks (hrly hire) Jul-11 Nov-11 BMD Crace Roadworks Jun-11 Oct-11 Huon Management Section 21 Braddon Jun-10 Sep-11 Construction Control Hume Park Stage 1 Jun-11 Sep-11 BMD Nicholls Section 73 Jul-11 Sep-11 ACT Land Development Agency Hume Asphalt Plant Jan-11 Aug-11 PBS Building (ACT) Pty Ltd Canberra International Airport Swimming Pool Mar-11 Aug-11 Construction Control HQJOC Sports Playing Field May-11 Jul-11 Spotless Lyneham Sports Precinct Jun-11 Jul-11 Cord Excavation Macintosh Circuit Murrumbateman Jun-11 Jul-11 Yass Valley Shire Council Pialligo Rural Estate Dec-10 Jun-11 PBS Buidling (ACT) Pty Ltd Well Station Drive Extension Dec-10 Jun-11 Canberra Contractors Canberra International Airport Costco Building Jan-11 Jun-11 Construction Control Williamsdale Substation Apr-10 May-11 Downer EDI Canberra International Airport Carpark Jan-11 May-11 Construction Control Harrison 4 Estate 1A & 1B Feb-11 May-11 Huon Management Commonwealth New Building Project Jul-09 Mar-11 Bovis Lend Lease Bonner Stage 3A May-10 Dec-10 Nanima Road Bus Bays May-10 Dec-10 Doug Southwell Kings Highway Jun-10 Dec-10 HMAS Harman Site Remediation Mar-10 Nov-10 Spotless Angle Crossing Substation Jun-10 Oct-10 Downer EDI Bonner Stage 2A/2B Sep-10 Canberra International Airport Apron Stage 2 Nov-09 Jun-10 Construction Control Canberra International Airport Apron Stage 3 Mar-10 Jun-10 Construction Control Canberra International Airport Terminal Stage 1 Mar-10 Construction Control Federal Golf Club Retention Ponds Jun-09 Dec-09 Canberra International Airport Apron Stage 1 Apr-09 Sep-09 Construction Control Princess Hwy Oak Flats to Dunmore Realignment - Kiama Aug-07 Jul-09 Fulton Hogan Fulton Hogan - Harry Spray 0417 043 202 Realignment of the dual carriageway highway for approximately 5km. Contract for bulk earthworks of 500,000m³, including 30,000m³ of blasting, select fill, topsoil, drainage blankets and bridging layers all to RMS standards for the construction of 6km. All works undertaken under strict traffic control arrangements and tie in protocols for the Princess Highway Lanyon Drive Duplication Apr-08 May-09 ACT Govt GHD – Scott O’Keefe – 02 6113 3200 College Street, Bruce Roadway Upgrade Works Feb-09 Apr-09 ACTPLA Bonner Stage 1B Apr-09 Direct Factory Outlet (DFO) - Canberra Apr-07 Aug-08 Contexx Pty Ltd John Hawkins 0425 804 370 Acton Temporary Carpark Aug-08 Crace Construction of 2 Intersections Aug-08 Franklin 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B Aug-08 Taliesin Park Subdivision, Via Queanbeyan Jun-07 Mar-08 Russell Carpark 26 Mar-08 Gungahlin Drive Extension - Packages A & B Nov-05 Dec-07 Roads ACT - John Hayford Extension of the Gungahlin Drive from Barton Highway to Glenloch Interchange for 8km. This project involved removal and stockpile of topsoil – 62,000m³, general earthworks – 1.25M m³, removal off site of 143,000m³ and placement of select material - 53,000m³. This project also included the blasting of approximately 15,000m³ of rock adjacent to a residential suburb ANU John Curtin School of Medical Research Stage 2 Mar-07 Sep-07 Jiparu Estate Stage 1 Jan-07 Aug-07 Wooljump Pty Ltd Peter Ruwald 0419 420 840 Canberra International Airport Brindabella Park Carpark No. 6 Oct-06 Feb-07 Construction Control Canberra International Airport Runway Extension Mar-06 Jun-06 Construction Control Canberra International Airport Carpark No. 5 Nov-05 Construction Control Russell R4TR – Northcott Drive Realignment May-05 Sutton Road Improvement Stage 1 May-05 Yellow Creek Subdivision, Yass Feb-05 Horse Park Drive May-03 Dec-04 Majura Field Firing Range Nov-04 HMAS Harman – DNOC & MUD Oct-03 May-04 Gungaderra Ponds, Gungahlin Jan-04 Apr-04 Parramatta Street Extension Oct-03 Mar-04 Barton Highway Duplication Oct-01 Jan-03 Little Burra Subdivision Stages 1, 2 & 3 Jan-02 Nov-02 West Belconnen Landfill Rehabilitation Works Oct-01 Apr-02 Russell Infrastructure North & South Carparks Feb-00 May-01 Capricorn Park, Barton Highway Feb-99 Feb-01 National Museum of Australia - Acton Feb-99 Feb-01 Brindabell Airlines Stages I & II Sep-00 Nov-00 Russell Apex Roundabout Oct-99 Oct-00 Crace Subdivision Dec-08 2009 Franklin 3C Feb-09 2009 Majura Rifle Range Mar-09 2009 Subdivision BL 585 Majura Mar-09 2009 Tarcutta Stage 1 Apr-09 2009 Canberra International Airport Brindabella Park Carpark No. 4 Jul-03 2003 Construction Control Dickson Precinct Parking Station Oct-03 2003 Lowe Street Reconstruction, Queanbeyan Aug-02 2002 Kingston Foreshore Apartments Nov-02 2002 Canberra International Airport - Mar-00 2000 18 Marcus Clarke & London Circuit Buildings 1999 Colbee Court Extension 1999 Forum Apartments 1999 Harrison Ponds 1999 Landmark Apartments 1999 Meteropolitan Apartments 1999 Mount Campbell Subdivision 1999 National Apartments 1999 NCWB Russell 1999 Phoenix Apartments 1999 Sky Plaza 1999 Picton Road is an arterial Road which links Wollongong with the Hume Highway. The project comprised the realignment of two curves in a 2.7 kilometre section of the road, widening sections of the existing pavement/shoulder, extending culverts and the installation of new large box culverts, a concrete median barrier along the full length of the new work with openings for small wildlife every fifth barrier unit, and steel safety barriers on each side of the road This project involved the realignment of over 3.5 kilometres of the existing Princess Highway through steep terrain. The Project was a RMS project and all works were carried out in accordance with standard RMS specifications and requirements.
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