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2012058 to 2012063_Panel Member Contact Details STREET ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF Panel TENDERER FOR SERVICES OF BUSINESS Member NOTICES CONTACT TELEPHONE NO. FACSIMILE NO. EMAIL ADDRESS 360 ENVIRONMENTAL 10 Bermondsey Street, West [email protected] PTY LTD Leederville, 6007 Michelle Rhodes 08 9388 8360 08 9381 2360 [email protected] AECOM AUSTRALIA PTY Level 6, 3 Forrest Place, Perth, WA LTD 6000 Maneesh Gupta 6208 0862 62080999 [email protected] AMR + ASSOCIATES PTY 08 93288001 / LTD C3/58 Newcastle Street, Perth 6000 Ben Amrom 0419932033 08 93288004 [email protected] ARMSTRONG PARKIN 41 High Street Fremantle PTY LTD WA 6160 Mr Stephen Parkin 94331388 94331991 [email protected] 16 Sherman Court Berwick VICTORIA ARNOLD DIX 3806, Australia Arnold Dix 0419 688 890 03 9012 4217 [email protected] Level 12 Exchange Tower 2 The ARUP PTY LTD Esplanade WA Australia 6000 Allan Mason 08 93278418 08 94811334 [email protected]; [email protected] AURECON AUSTRALIA Level 5,863 Hay Street, Perth WA PTY LTD 6000 Elvis Adamson 08 6145 9344 08 6145 5020 [email protected] AURORA ENVIRONMENTAL 149‐151 Kensington Street, East Perth (PERTH) PTY LTD 6004 Paul Zuvela 08 9261 4900 08 9261 4999 [email protected] BCA CONSULTANTS PTY PO BOX 1139, LTD West Perth WA 6872 Tony Richards 08 9321 6255 08 9321 9755 [email protected] BG&E PTY LIMITED 484 Murray Street, Perth WA 6000 Simon Shaw 08 6364 3300 08 6364 3399 [email protected] Level 2, 50 St George's Terrace, Perth Mathew Coleman CALIBRE GLOBAL WA 6000 Andy Godden (P4) 08 92653000 08 92654000 [email protected] 11 Harvest Terrace, West Perth WA CARDNO WA PTY LTD 6005 Ray Cook 08 9273 3888 08 9486 8664 [email protected] 07 33579343; 0422 CATENARY SYSTEMS 7 Rock Fig Court 143 955 DESIGN P.L. Palmwoods, Qld. 4555 Peter Swindale N/A [email protected] CONIGLIO AINSWORTH Level 1, 837 Wellington Street, West [email protected] / ARCHITECTS P/C Perth WA 6005 Andrew Ainsworth 9382 3298 9382 3537 [email protected] Cuhullin Pty Ltd (previously Shane 74 Monmouth Street, Mount Lawley, Rennick) Perth, WA 6050 Shane Rennick 0459500053 N/A [email protected] [email protected]; CROSSLAND + HARDY 177 Railway Parrade Maylands WA Matthew Pyke; [email protected]; PTY LTD 6051 Daniel Macey 9272 2214 9370 3547 [email protected] CYBERSIDE PTY.LTD. t/a D'ACE DESIGN AND CONSULTING Unit 2 ‐ 35 Haig Park Circle, East Perth Jan Stelmach or 0422 024 601 or 0400 ENGINEERS WA 6005 Miklos Simon Varga 728 476 N/A [email protected] DELOITTE TOUCHE Tower 2, Brookfield Place, 123 St TOHMATSU Georges Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000 Matt Judkins 08 9365 8095 08 9365 7001 [email protected] 08 9328 4475 DONALDSON and 38 Roe Street, Geoff Warn (Dick 0408 903 384 ‐ Geoff [email protected] WARN Pty Ltd Perth, WA, 6000 Donaldson ‐ TBA) Warn 08 9227 6558 [email protected] Perdaman Advanced L17, 58 Mounts Bay Road, Perth WA Energy Pty Ltd 6000 Mr. Dominic Da Cruz 08 61438664 N/A [email protected] ER CONSULTANTS PTY LTD PO BOX 54 Floreat 6014 Michael Wright 9246 1960 9385 7930 [email protected] Level 5, 11 Mounts Bay Road Perth Cynthia Bartolomei 9429 2233 [email protected] ERNST & YOUNG 6000 Greg Dobson 9429 2170 +61 8 94292192 [email protected] ESTILL AND ASSOCIATES Suite 15, 755 Albany Highway, PTY LTD East Victoria Park 6101 Linton Pike 93550300 93551411 [email protected] FROBISHER DESIGN PTY LTD A.T.F. THE DANIEL FAMILY TRUST 11 Brillee Street, Carine WA 6020 David Daniel 0404 123 164 N/A [email protected] 999 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000 GHD PTY LTD Perth WA 6000 Drew Farrar 08 6222 8056 [email protected] GHEMS HOLDINGS PTY 4 Duffy Street LTD ATF GHEMS TRUST Bassendean WA 6054 Greg Hill 0417 970 452 08 9373 7111 [email protected] [email protected] GREENCAP ‐ NAA PTY PO Box 7480, Cloisters Square, Perth 9214 6100 LTD WA 6850 Phoebe Gane 0402 896 968 9226 4109 2012058 to 2012063_Panel Member Contact Details STREET ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF Panel TENDERER FOR SERVICES OF BUSINESS Member NOTICES CONTACT TELEPHONE NO. FACSIMILE NO. EMAIL ADDRESS RSEM Pty Ltd (GOBETZ 2 Horden Lane ENGINEERING Hillarys 6025 SERVICES) Philip GOBETZ 0408932191 N/A [email protected] GOLDER ASSOCIATES Level 3, 1 Havelock Street West Perth PTY LTD WA 6005 Ivan Kwan 9213 7600 9213 7611 [email protected] HOLDFAST ENGINEERING PTY LTD 1 Beelara Way Wanneroo, WA 6065 Benjamin Piromanski 0411 295 126 N/A [email protected] Comic Holdings Pty Ltd T/A HUTCHINSON 187‐191 Beaufort Street, Perth WA ASSOCIATES 6000 Colin Wakefield 9328 9155 9328 3266 [email protected] Level 29, 221 St Georges Terrace INDEC PTY LTD (INDEC) Perth WA 6000 Peter Tilley 08 9322 4033 08 9322 4008 [email protected] SNC‐Lavalin Rail & Transit Pty Ltd Level 28, AMP Tower (Previously INTERFLEET 140 St Georges Terrace, TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD) Perth WA 6000 Andrew Willaton 0419463844 N/A [email protected] JCA PROJECT PLANNING Suite 17/19 Outram Street West PTY LTD Perth WA 6005 Trevor van Aurich 08 9322 4873 08 9322 4872 [email protected] 08 7324 4489 KIRSA ENVIRONMENTAL Level 2, 322 Hay Street, Subiaco 6008 Steven Kirsanovs 0412 944 411 N/A [email protected] LANDSCAPE PLANNERS Unit 3 172 Scarborough Beach Road, P/L Mount Hawthorn WA 6016 David Wheeler 08 9242 3997 08 9242 3998 [email protected] LLOYD GEORGE ACOUSTICS 31 Vigilant Terrace, Ocean Reef, 6027 Daniel Llyod 9300 4188 9300 4199 [email protected] Suite 2, 136 Main Street, Osborne LONGRUN Park 6017 Raymond Marks 08 9444 7012 [email protected] LOWES CHURCHILL & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD 9/8 Edward Street, Bunbury WA 6230 Nancy Churchill 0428 960 173 08 9721 9789 [email protected] MBG Titan Systems Pty Ltd t/a Rail Systems Level 2, 507 Murray Street, Perth, WA G: 08 6145 2222 [email protected]; Australia 6000 Michael Stegena M: 0418 903 087 [email protected] MHM ENGINEERING Suite 3D 661 Newcastle Street 08 9227 7366 PTY LTD Leederville 6007 Greg Moore 0427 303 251 9227 7388 [email protected] RED STAMP PTY LTD T/A Suite 7 / 573 Canning Highway MILESTONE CERTIFIERS ALFRED COVE WA 6154 David Cooley 08 9330 7476 [email protected] MILFORD HOLDINGS Unit 2/160 Edward St , PTY LTD Perth, 6000 Philip McCluskey 0412 492 221 N/A [email protected] PO BOX 5725, St Georges Terrace MMI ENGINEERING LTD Perth WA 6000 Andrew Nelson 08 9481 3988 08 9322 5645 [email protected] MOTT MACDONALD 143 Cambridge Street, West AUSTRALIA PTY LTD Leederville WA 6007 Peter Hall 08 73257383 N/A [email protected] 646 Newcastle Sreet, MPS ARCHITECTS Leederville, Perth 6007 Brett Priest 9328 9888 93289811 [email protected] MWH AUSTRALIA PTY Level 5, 190 St George’s Terrace 0478 403 990 / 08 LTD Perth WA 6000 Jon Dare‐williams 93888799 08 9211 1411 jonathan.dare‐[email protected] NDY MANAGEMENT PTY Level 11, 200 St Georges Terrace, LIMITED Perth WA 6000 Holly O'Neill 9281 6800 9281 6888 [email protected] Suite 4, Level 1, 08 6363 0800 / 0438 NS PROJECTS PTY LTD 437 Roberts Road, Subiaco 6008 Mr. David Franks 442 788 08 6363 0899 [email protected] O'BRIEN HARROP 3/25 Walters Drive Osbourne Park ACCESS 6017 Ann O'Brien 08 9244 1169 08 9204 1398 [email protected] OPUS INTERNATIONAL 2/186 Main Street, Osborne Park CONSULTANTS 6017 Ian Thew +61 8 9340 9900 +61 8 9440 1255 [email protected] PALMER GRIFFITHS AND ASSOCIATES 15 Kooringal Court, Kingsley 6026 Allan Griffiths 0416 081 016 N/A [email protected] PARSONS Level 5, 503 Murray Street, Perth WA BRINCKERHOFF 6000 Philip Nicholls 08 9217 3234 08 9489 9777 [email protected] PDC DESIGN PTY LTD 48 Kishorn Road, Applecross WA 6153 Paul Wiseman (08) 9315 6600 (08) 9364 7860 [email protected] Level 1, 261‐271 Wattletree Road PRESNA PTY LTD Malvern Victoria 3144 Sally Bonham 03 9508 0100 03 9509 6125 [email protected] R. & E.O'CONNOR PTY 9387 1415 (Editha LTD PO Box 815 Nedlands WA 6909 Rory O'Connor O'Connor) 08 93871415 [email protected] 2012058 to 2012063_Panel Member Contact Details STREET ADDRESS OF THE NAME OF Panel TENDERER FOR SERVICES OF BUSINESS Member NOTICES CONTACT TELEPHONE NO. FACSIMILE NO. EMAIL ADDRESS RAR & P NOMINEES PTY LTD T/A RAWLINSONS Paul Roberts [email protected] (WA) 16 Tanunda Drive, Rivervale WA 6984 Kirsty Maxted 08 9424 5800 08 9277 9065 [email protected] RIDER LEVETT Level 9, 160 St. Georges Terrace, 6000 BUCKNALL WA PTY LTD Perth Alistair Aitken 08 9421 1230 08 9322 7592 [email protected] RPS Australia West PTY Level 2, 27‐31 Troode Street, West LTD Perth WA 6005 Matt Giles 9211 1111 9211 1122 [email protected] RSEM Pty Ltd (GOBETZ ENGINEERING SERVICES) 2 Horden Lane, Hillarys WA 6025 Philip GOBETZ 0408932191 N/A [email protected] Unit 210, 396 Scarborough Beach SERLING CONSULTING Road, (WA) PTY LTD Osborne Park, WA, 6017 Gil Alexander 08 9202 8740 08 9202 8749 [email protected] 908 Albany Highway East Victoria SHAWMAC PTY LTD Park WA 6101 Tony Shaw 93551300 93551922 [email protected] Jacobs Group (Australia) 94694352 0457528229 Pty Ltd (Previous 11th Floor Durack Centre, (Helen) 0400182455 SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ 263 Adelaide Terrace Duncan Ellis / Helen [email protected]; (Duncan) PTY LTD) Perth 6000 Forster +61 8 9469 4488 [email protected] SITE ENVIRONMENTAL & REMEDIATION
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