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Capability Statement Contact Details Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd T/A Wongabel Quarries N Concrete 458 Wongabel Road, Atherton Queensland 4883 PO Box 1336, Atherton Queensland 4883 Phone Quarry: 07 4091 5188 Phone Office: 07 4091 6666 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bolwarra.net.au A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Ian Kidner – Managing Director (SSE Jubilee Quarry Croydon and Routh Quarry Georgetown) Mobile: 0418 771 517 Peter Green – Concrete Manager and SSE Wongabel Quarry Mobile: 0428 976 762 Keoni Kidner – Project Manager & Office Manager – Civil Engineer Mobile: 0417 616 956 Graeme Kelly – Site Supervisor Jubilee Quarry (Croydon) and Routh Quarry (Georgetown) Mobile: 0491 222 343 Steve Johnson – Product Sales & Equipment Hire - Wongabel Quarry Phone: 07 4091 5188 Page 1 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Capability Information Crushing and Screening Bolwarra Enterprises has the ability to provide crushing and screening services completely independently, with a fleet of fully mobile crushing and screening plants and the prime movers and trailer systems to be able to transport the plant to any location. We offer this service preferably on wet hire terms; however, have in the past provided the equipment for dry hire to suitably qualified customers. Hire of Plant Bolwarra Enterprises offers wet hire of well-maintained plant. Please see table over page for a list of the plant available including details of our operators. Page 2 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Plant Schedule Please refer to the table below which shows a summary of our plant and equipment. A full comprehensive list is available upon request. Plant Type Number of Units Excavator Volvo (8/14/25/30/36/2x38 tonne) 7 Grader Caterpillar 16G /14H 2 Front-end Loader (Cat 980, 966, 920, 530) 8 Compactor Caterpillar 825G 1 Body Trucks 6 Prime Mover (four with excess mass permits) 7 Road Trains (double / triple) 4 Water Truck 2 Semi Side-tipper Trailer 14 Dolly Trailer 9 Dog Trailer 4 Low Loader/ Float Trailer 3 Low Loader Dolly Trailer 2 Concrete Agitator Truck (6m3 and 8m3) 11 Articulated Dump Truck (40T) 2 Hydraulic Rock-Breaker 3 Roller (Smooth drum plus pad ft) 1 Crane (Franna) 1 Jaw Crusher 3 Gyro Crusher 2 Impactor Rotary Crusher 3 Cone Crusher 2 Twin Roll Crusher 1 Screening Plant 5 Drill Rig 1 Mobile Concrete Batch Plant 1 Page 3 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Quarry Materials – Wongabel Quarries N Concrete & Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd We offer a wide range of quarry products from our quarries located in Atherton, Tolga, Croydon and Georgetown in North Queensland. Our three major quarries (Wongabel, Croydon and Georgetown) all hold current Department of Transport and Main Roads Quarry Assessment Certificates. Please refer to the table below which shows the products that carry DTMR certification for each quarry. Products available are listed below: Quarry Products covered by DTMR Quarry Certificate Type 2 and 3 Road-bases Type 2 and 3 Road Base Cover Aggregates (various sizes) Wongabel Quarry, Atherton Cover Aggregate Type C & D Concrete Aggregates Concrete Aggregate Course Type 2 and 3 Road Base Crusher Dust, Deco and Maintenance Gravels Jubilee Quarry, Croydon All size rock – Ballast, Trench, Mattress, Gabion Cover Aggregate Type A, B, C & D Type 2 and 3 Road Base Routh Quarry, Georgetown Cover Aggregate Type A, B, C & D Concrete Aggregate Course and Fine Concrete Products – Wongabel Concrete We offer a range of pre-mixed concrete products for all applications delivered directly to site by our fleet of eleven concrete agitator trucks (five of which are eight-wheel vehicles with larger 8 m3 bowls). All products are produced in accordance with AS3600 and tested regularly by NATA certified laboratory. Our mobile concrete batching plant enables us to be able to batch concrete anywhere, therefore being able to affordably supply concrete for large remote work sites. All pre -mixed concrete requirements, delivered directly to your site by our fleet of eleven concrete agitator trucks. Access to additional concrete trucks using sub-contractors. Exposed aggregates and a range of oxides for coloured concrete, for all your decorative requirements. Highest quality raw materials, ensures the highest quality concrete products. Made to specific certified mix designs and quality tested routinely to ensure the high quality is consistent. Dependable service, competitive prices for locals. Free quotes. Page 4 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Management Systems Safety Management System Bolwarra Enterprises follows a comprehensive safety management system which can be provided on request. Insurance Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd T/A Wongabel Quarries N Concrete is covered by: Product & Public Liability Insurance (Policy No. GAR-PL-01135) Workers Compensation Insurance (Policy No. WPR171240262) Heavy Motor Insurance (Policy No. CPG20048567) Carriers Liability Insurance (Policy No. 46335685) Environmental Management Plan Bolwarra Enterprises follows a comprehensive Environmental Management System that can be provided on request. Page 5 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Track Record – Significant Works – Key Clients The following projects from the past three years have been provided as a demonstration of performance. All these projects were delivered within agreed timelines and according to main roads specifications (where applicable). Additional project history can be provided upon request. Year/ Quarry/ Trading Division Product/ Service Date/s Project/ Delivery Site Customer 20 21 Wongabel Quarry Supply 1467 t January 2021 – Ex Bin Watt o’s Earthmo ving Sub Base Gravel 2.3 April 2021 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver February 2021 Forester Road , Moomin QLD 4887 Rocket Constructions FNQ Pty Ltd 124 m3 25 MPa Concrete – April 2021 Julia Close, Peeramon 4884 247 m3 32 MPa Concrete Bernard Street Malanda 4885 Malanda Spar, Malanda 4885 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver February 2021 Lakes Drive, Lake Eacham 4884 Shane Dodds Building 34 m3 20 MPa Core Fill – March 2021 Aurora Circuit, Tolga 4882 120 m3 25 MPa Concrete John Cole Toyota, Atherton 4883 Canopus Circuit, Atherton 4883 Bolwarra Enterprise s Semi Water Car t Wet Hire January 2021 – E2G – Edmon ton to Gordonvale HSA Group 341 hours April 2021 Project (John Holland, Seymore White, Aecom) (Via Marino Excavation ) Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver January 2021 – 414 Koah Road , Koah Qld 4881 Quality Sheds 177 m3 25 MPa Concrete April 2021 Daley Street, Tolga 4882 7 m3 32 MPa Concrete Equestrian Drive, Tolga 4882 Boar Pocket Rd , Danbulla QLD 4872 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver January 2021 – Loader Street , Atherton 488 3 Ian Byrnes Building 60 m3 20 MPa Corefill March 2021 Chinn Road, Kairi 4872 264 m3 25 MPa Concrete Arora Circuit, Atherton 4883 Palamino Avenue , Tolga 4882 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver January 2021 – Hollman Street , Kairi 4872 Flory's Homes Pty Ltd 102 m3 25 MPa Concrete March 2021 Mareeba Airport 4880 103 m3 20 MPa Concrete Undara Volcanic National Park, Savannah Way, Queensland 4871 Page 6 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N. 54 009 853 221 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver February 2021 Peak Street, Atherton 488 3 Dean Scrivener Building Pty Ltd 194 m3 25 MPa Concrete – March 2021 Driver Close, Atherton 488 3 Wongabel Quarry Supply and Deliver 3087 t February 2021 Atherton Hospital 488 3 Triple S Earthmoving & Pipelaying Screened Deco – April 2021 Contractors Wongabel Quarry Supply and Deliver 2,570.3 t April 2021 Deep Creek, Road Wongabel 488 3 Tablelands Regional Council 2.1 ROADBASE @ 1% Cement Wongabel Quarry Supply and Deliver 1232 t January 2021 – Theresa Creek Road , At herton 488 3 LDI Constructions Civil 2.1 ROADBASE @ 2% C ement February 2021 20 20 Wongabel Concrete Supply and Deliver December 2020 Emerald Creek, Mareeba RoadTek North (Cairns) 55 m3 32MPa Spray Fibre Mesh Concrete Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd Supply and deliver December 2020 Strathmore Rd Croydon RPQ Spray Seal Pty Ltd Ex Routh Quarry 660 t PRECOAT Aggregate 10 mm 504 t PRECOAT Aggregate 16 mm Wongabel Quarry Supply and Deliver December 2020 Belson Road RoadTek North (Cairns) 110 t Type 2.1 ROADBASE Pugged 817 t Type 2.1 ROADBASE @ 0.5% Cement 397 t Type 2.3 ROADBASE @ 0.5% Cement 23 t Sized Rock 120 -200 Wongabel Quarry Supply and Deliver December 2020 Atherton Mareeba Road, Mareeba RoadTek North (Cairns) 2259 t Type 2.3 ROADBASE @ 0.5% Cement 1671 t Type 2.1 ROADBASE Pugged Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd Supply and Deliver December 2020 Various Locations Queensland Rail Ex Jubilee Quarry 51 t Sized Rock 20 – 60 Remote QLD 152 t Oversize Rock >300 25 t Crusher Dust Wongabel Quarry 1,168 t 2.3 ROADBASE Pugged December 2020 Supply and Deliver to East Barron Durack Civil Pty Ltd 891 t 2. 2 ROADBASE Pugged Road Page 7 of 20 B:\1 Proposals & Plans\1.4 Tenders & Quotes\1.4.1 Supporting Docs\Capability Statement\Bolwarra Enterprises Capability Statement (April 2021).docx Bolwarra Enterprises Pty Ltd A.B.N.
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