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Shamrock Civil Engineering Pty. Ltd Capability Statement 18 Jul 2018 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. INDUSTRIES SERVED CLEAN ENERGY CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING DEFENCE OIL, GAS & ENERGY RAIL WATER ABN: 68 066 655 856 www.shamrockcivil.com.au Company Details Address: 195 Cobalt Street Local Manufacturer: No CAROLE PARK QLD, 4300 Australia Foreign Manufacturer: No Ph: +61 7 3727 1100 Importer: No Fax: +61 7 3879 4100 Exporter: No Email: [email protected] NT CAL Accredited: No Web: www.shamrockcivil.com.au Works in Remote Locations: Yes ICN Gateway Company ID: 80077 Australian Indigenous Owned: No Employees: 115 ABN: 68 066 655 856 Locations: 3 Contacts Mr Andrew Kerr Ph: +61 7 3727 1100 Mob: +61 4 1902 6132 Email: [email protected] Mr Brendan Kealy Ph: +61 7 3727 1100 Mob: +61 4 3168 8931 Email: [email protected] www.shamrockcivil.com.au 02 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. Shamrock Civil provide project specific construction solutions for their clients with case studies as evidence. Summary Shamrock Civil is a privately owned tier two civil since 1994. Our key civil construction services include site construction company that has been delivering projects clearing, bulk earthworks, pond and dam construction, nationwide for the gas and mining, transport infrastructure, roadworks, demolition and services (electrical, stormwater, commercial, defence and government development sectors, drainage, communications). Description Shamrock Civil provide project specific construction Examples of the civil works that we provide include: solutions for their clients with case studies as evidence. Each project is premised on meeting or exceeding the customers Airport runways, aprons and ancillary works needs as determined through both early and in-progress Building and construction pads client interaction, while maintaining a strong focus on the Bulk earthworks safety and environmental performance, quality, timeliness Dams and ponds and budget for the works. We operate from permanent Hardstand and lay down areas company bases in Ipswich, Townsville and Melbourne, and In ground services excavation, trenching and conduiting establish shop fronts as appropriate when operating in other Land and soil remediation geographical locations for extended periods. Landfill cells and facilities Railway holding and marshaling yards, sidings and station Shamrock have more than 115 permanent employees and works over 75 items of major plant and equipment which provides Roads and bridges direct access to the key resources required for project Sewerage pipelines and infrastructure delivery. We also engage subcontractors and specialist Stormwater drainage and fittings contractors to supplement our operations on an as needs Water pipelines and infrastructure basis. www.shamrockcivil.com.au 03 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. Associations Industries Served > Civil Contractors Federation > Clean Energy > Master Builders Association > Construction & Engineering > Defence Products & Services > Oil, Gas & Energy > > Site clearing Rail > > Bulk earthworks Water > Pond & Dam Construction > Roadworks & Bridge Construction Accreditations > Demolition > AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems > Services (Electrical, stormwater, drainage, comms) > AS/NZS 4801:2001 OHS Management Systems > AS/NZS ISO 14001:2015 Enviro Management Systems > OFSC OHS Accredited > TMR Prequalification: R3 B2 F75 > Vicroads Prequalification: R3 B2 F75 > NSW RMS Prequalification: R3 B2 F20 > PQC: Level 3 www.shamrockcivil.com.au 04 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. Major Clients Facilities > CONTRACTORS > Head Office / Workshop - Ipswich QLD > Clough > Office - Townsville QLD > Golders > Office - Notting Hill VIC > Hutchinson Builders > Establish shop fronts as appropriate > John Holland > Backhoes - Cat and JCB > Laing O'Rourke > Compactor - Cat 815 F11 > Lend Lease > Compressor - Trailer mounted Sullair > GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES > Concretors Trucks > Brisbane City Council > Dozer - Cat D6T XL > Logan City Council > Dump Trucks - Cat 740B > Mackay Regional Council > Excavators - 5 to 45 Ton, Including Rubber tyred > Scenic Rim Regional Council > Fuel Trailer - Bunded > Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads > Fuel Truck > Department of Defence > Generators - 6 to 30 Kva > Queensland Urban Utilities > Graders - Cat and John Deere > OIL & GAS > Kibble - Concrete > Arrow Energy > Laser Bucket - Howard Bagshaw > CS Energy > Lighting Towers > Origin Energy > Linemarker > QGC > Over 70 pieces of Equipment & Plant: > RESOURCES & MINING > Plate compactor > Cleanaway Operations (Transfield) > Plough - Plate Balden > North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP) > Rockbreakers - 5 Ton to 20 Ton > SUEZ Recycling & Recovery > Rollers - Smooth Drum, Pad Foot, Combos > Hanson Landfill Services > Sandbag Fillers > Scrapers - Cat 623G > Service Trucks > Skid Steers > Telehandler - JCB > Tilt Truck > Tipper Trucks > Tractors - John Deere 9630 & 9620 www.shamrockcivil.com.au 05 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. > Traffic Signals - Portable sets > Trailers - Box and welding > Trench Shoring > Trencher - Vermeer RTX 1250 > Tripods - Ferno Arachnapod 3 metre bridge > Vacuum Truck - Simon and Alic > VMSs > Water Moxy - Cat 740 > Water Pumps - 6 inch and 8 inch > Water Trucks - 2000Lt to 15,000 Lt www.shamrockcivil.com.au 06 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. Previous Significant Projects 2018 2018 Hallam Road Landfill Cell 12 Lavarack Barracks Road Maintenance $6,500,000 $4,500,000 Client: SUEZ Recycling & Recovery Client: Aurecon (Department of Defence) 164,600m3 excavation & filling; 250lm of access roads; Road rehabilitation & drainage works at Lachlan Wilson Groundwater Collection System - excavation, 2,000lm of Drive & Robert Towns Boulevard - Demolition of civil pipe, drains, geotextile, aggregate, precast concrete pit and drainage; Culverts/pipes & drainage; Earthworks excavation ballast; 1m thick compacted clay liner - 39,500m3 of & subgrade treatments; Pavements - 14,070m2 of 50mm excavation, trim / preparation of 40,400m2 compacted AC, 12,800m2 of 260mm & 6,456m2 of 180mm insitu clay liner & 510lm of anchor trenches; 41,500m2 of HDPE Stabilised 3% cement; 200m2 of interlocking concrete geomembrane to cell floor & batters; 38,200m2 cushion & pavers in two intersections; Sprayed bituminous surfacing; separation geotextile; Leachate Collection System - 1,670lm Road furniture & pavement markings; Road lighting - pipe, 12,200m3 aggregate & vertical sump riser. electrical conduits & pits; Rectify scour with 750mm dia rock. 2018 New Chum Landfill - Cell 4B 2018 $4,000,000 Pacific Highway Upgrade, Woolgolga to Ballina - Portion B Access Tracks Client: Cleanaway Operations $4,000,000 180,000m3 of subgrade preparation; Construction of compacted clay liner including 32,600m2 of lining systems Client: Pacific Complete (GCL, HDPE & Geotextile); Construction of Leachate Foundation treatment layer under 2km of new highway - collection system including perforated polyethylene pipes, rock placed over geofabric & grid, excavation & treatment of leachate sump riser, 300mm thick aggregate layer and Potentially Acid Sulphate Soils; D&C 870m of temporary separation geotextile material; Construction of anchor access tracks between bridge abutments; Preload & trenches including backfilling. abutment works - placement and removal of preload material over abutment / culvert locations, ongoing monitoring of settlement & detailed excavation; Permanent 2018 longitudinal drain construction adjacent to the highway Sun Metals Solar Farm - Civil Works alignment & drain diversions; Temporary culvert crossings. $4,000,000 Client: RCR O'Donnell Griffin 2017 Stripping of vegetation on site; Leveling & rolling of 17th Construction Squadron RAAF AMberley 140,000m2 site; Filling & compaction of three dams; $15,000,000 Demolition of 1.67km of existing construction road; Forming of the Solar Array earthworks - spreading of 80,000m3 Client: Watpac Construction spoil mound, screening & stock piling of 20,000m3 of spoil Sediment control & basins; material & re-working 47,000m3 of old quarry ground Demolition of existing concrete slabs & pavements; levels; 7km of unsealed access roads to enable construction Earthworks - site clearing, topsoil strip & 60,000m3 of of the array structures; Footings for the support structures earthworks cut to fill; 55,000m2 of asphalt & 60,000m2 of including bored piers; Removal of water main. concrete pavements; 1.6km of stormwater drains & 5 gross pollutant traps; Construction of Humes H-Wall retaining wall; Linemarking, signage & bollards. www.shamrockcivil.com.au 07 SHAMROCK CIVIL ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. 2017 2017 Biloela Escarpment Remediation Works Chardon Bridge Replacement, Cedar Creek $6,000,000 $3,000,000 Client: QGC Client: Logan City Council Permanent rectification of washouts on the escarpment D&C new two lane / three span concrete deck bridge - completed on a 240m long, 30 degree incline - Stripping of Environmental impacts & controls in high risk area; existing erosion control system & unsuitable material; Demolition of existing bridge; Earthworks - 2500m3 of fill; Excavation of benches; Removal & replacement 1050m3 of unsuitable material; Bulk earthworks - fill, geotextile & rock mulch; Bridge construction - bored piling, structural steel erection & Vegetation - biotic soil medium, high performance flexible placement of precast deck units & precast pedestrian growth medium, seed mix & fertilizer; Channel rock fill; footpath; Abutment scour protection; 171m of road Signage;
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