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Capability-Statement-Utilities-Infrastructure.Pdf Capability Statement Utilites and infrastructure 1 We are ferrycarrig click to Watch our Showreel Video or visit https://www.youtube.com/Ferrycarrig What we do our Expertise Why we do it Ferrycarrig are a leading constructor of utilities and civil infrastructure to the public and private sector construction Our Purpose As the old saying goes, people don’t buy what you do, they buy why markets in Australia. you do it. So why do we get out of bed in the morning? We are a multi-disciplined contractor who will add significant We are dedicated to improving the built environment of communities. value to your infrastructure development by offering a turn- Our purpose is to provide a place for people to flourish and improve key, end-to-end service, whilst prioritising the project’s safety, the quality of life for the communities that we support. quality and environmental outcomes. Shaping the built environment and enhancing the liveability of communities is at the heart of our business. What guides us Our Values At Ferrycarrig, we take our core values to heart. Our values aren’t just words we believe in - they’re the standards that we live by as an organisation. Our core values guide our business, make us strive to be better and they give us a cultural compass. They guide everything we do and how we do it. As we continue to grow, we strive to ensure that the Ferrycarrig team culture that our business was founded on remains alive and well. Raise the bar - We do everything right the first time and we do it with pride in our hearts. and hand of infrastructure he heart Invest in relationships - We invest in our relationships within our teams T and with our clients and stakeholders. We go above and beyond to build and maintain strong relationships. Go home safely - We arrive safe, work safe, and go home safe to what is truly important. We never forget what is truly important. Own the baby - We take full ownership of everything we do and we learn from our mistakes. Play to win as one team - We diligently approach every task as one team. 3 Have fun - We enjoy the journey and create a fun environment. What we promise The Ferrycarrig Way Self Performance We are a one-stop-shop when it comes to civil infrastructure and we don’t rely on subcontractors for critical aspects of project delivery. We have the in-house resources and the capabilities to deliver all aspects of our projects, including our large fleet of plant and equipment and our 250-person strong multidisciplinary workforce. We offer a full service range of capabilities including bulk and detailed earthworks, haulage, shoring, pipelaying, surveying and locating, non destructive digging, demolition and resource recovery, contaminated soil remediation, roadworks, traffic control, and civil construction. Ferrycarrig’s self performance project delivery model provides a seamless and hassle-free project delivery experience. Our approach offers the ability to sequence works to accelerate project delivery, provides opportunities to enhance cost efficiencies, and reduces project interface risks and associated safety-related issues. We Deliver We deliver what we promise. We get the job done and we do what we say we will do. To put it simply, we get things done and we get them done well. Ferrycarrig has established a solid reputation as a trusted and reliable provider of utilities and civil infrastructure. We’ve made a name for ourselves by delivering on what we promise and promising only what we can deliver, and getting it done with integrity, reliability and proficiency. We strive to foster strong business relationships that our clients can depend on time and time again, and aim to deliver a high standard workmanship that exceeds our clients expectations in the execution of our projects. Value Engineering We are focused on adding value for our clients and project stakeholders. For us, value engineering means project value improvement beyond troubleshooting and cost-saving. Ferrycarrig adopts a collaborative and resourceful approach to value engineering. We endeavour to develop progressive and practical solutions that exceed our stakeholder expectations an make our projects more productive, safer, and more sustainable. We believe that we are all one team. Our One Team approach means working in partnership with our clients and project stakeholders as one team and working for the success of their projects, at all times. 5 What we've delivered Our Projects Ferrycarrig has made a significant contribution to some of Sydney’s largest and most significant infrastructure projects delivered in recent years. Westconnex Rozelle Interchange Parramatta Light Rail Liverpool Hospital Health & Academic MEMORIAL AVENUE Electrical SYDNEY LIGHT RAIL New Sydney Fish Market Mixed Utility Mixed Utility Installation Mixed Utility Installation Precinct EARLY WORKS infrastructure Upgrade Mixed Utility Installation Installation & Civil Works JHCPB JV, $15M, 15 months CPB Downer JV $45M, 18 months Roberts Co, $8.6M, 10 months RMS, $9 million, 18 months Acciona, $60 million, 3 years Multiplex, $30 million, 3 years Ferrycarrig carried out the installation Ferrycarrig was engaged on multiple Ferrycarrig carried out the installation of As part of the early works program for Ferrycarrig carried out heritage Ferrycarrig is currently delivering the and relocation of mixed utilities contracts and disciplines across inground utilities infrastructure including Memorial Avenue’s extensive upgrade, investigation works and complex design and construction of 2km of 11 kV including gas, water, sewer, stormwater, the Parramatta Light Rail project to stormwater, power, communications, Ferrycarrig, in partnership with Ausconnex, multi-disciplinary utility relocations, feeder route, 500m of undergrounding and high voltage and low voltage power, install and relocate services including and fire service assets. The works also completed a range of electrical distribution protections, and condition assessments relocations, streetlights, smart poles, gas and rail infrastructure assets, and various HP & LP Gas, HV, and LV electricity, involved the modification of several and transmission works along the for high-valued assets such as power, communications relocations, potable water telecommunications assets, on the communications, potable and existing structures within the Hospital, 2.5km route. The works included the telecommunications fibers, gas, water, and sewer connections. The extension of 7 Westconnex Rozelle Interchange project, wastewater, fire services, and private and the construction of a new road to undergrounding of overhead assets and sewer. In the project’s later stages, stormwater culverts into the harbour totalling working across James Craig Road, utilities. Ferrycarrig has also completed facilitate future builds. The project team’s which allow the road construction to be Ferrycarrig delivered several weekend 160m of new reinforced concrete box culverts. Victoria Road, The Crescent, and the Iron structural and civil works including experience and problem-solving approach completed without delay. The Ferrycarrig intersection shutdowns in the heart Construction of 200m of new sea wall and Cove Precinct. Ferrycarrig had up to 18 stormwater and culvert works, retaining was a key element to resolve numerous team has provided all traffic control as well of the CBD to facilitate track slab revetements. Roadworks to upgrade 350m of crews working around the clock during walls, concrete protection slabs, and bulk design issues in a short timeframe and as the removal of existing infrastructure construction, smart pole installation, existing Bridge Road and the construction of the peak of the project. and detailed earthworks. deliver a high-quality program as a result. and new utility installations. and public domain completion. 2 new signalised intersections. Jane Street & Mulgoa Road Sydney MEtro SYDENHAM Station PROSPECT HIGHWAY electrical WesTERN SYDNEY AIRPORT Lower South Creek Treatment Program Sydney metro Barangaroo Station water Infrastructure Upgrade Mixed Utility Installation infrastructure Upgrade Mixed Utility Installation water infrastructure Installation Mixed Utility Installation McConnell Dowell, $17M, 16 months JH LOR JV $5 million, 18 months RMS $8M, 18 months CPB Acciona JV, $12 million,30 months Sydney Water, $12 million, 12 months JHCPBG Alliance, $6 million, 9 months Ferrycarrig carried out the installation Ferrycarrig carried out electrical relocations The NSW Government is upgrading 3.6 Ferrycarrig carried out the decommissioning Ferrycarrig is currently delivering six As part of the enabling works for and relocation of mixed utilities to facilitate stormwater detention km of Prospect Highway. Ferrycarrig, in of the existing low voltage and 11 kV network separate water infrastructure projects on Barangaroo Station development, including water main, sewer main, relocations and new track and platform partnership with Ausconnex, has been and the diversion of the 33 kV transmission three separate Sydney Water treatment Ferrycarrig delivered a range of complex combine services route, walkway lights, construction. Works included low voltage, engaged to complete early works to main, along with installation of potable water, plant sites as part of the development of utility relocations at Barangaroo for direct bury and galvanised steel trough, high voltage, and transmission electrical facilitate the removal of distribution and wastewater, stormwater, communications, Sydney’s North West Growth Centre. electrical 11
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