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Construction Snapshot September 2015 NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT Construction Snapshot September 2015 Concept: Larapinta Drive / Lovegrove Roundabout The Department of Infrastructure publishes Construction Snapshot on a quarterly basis. The information provides an overview of the Northern Territory’s construction activity for major works over $500 000. It reflects work that is both currently underway and potential future construction-related work as at 30 September 2015. Table of Contents IN PROGRESS ............................................................................... 1 TERRITORY WIDE .................................................................................................... 1 CENTRAL AUSTRALIA ............................................................................................. 2 BARKLY REGION ..................................................................................................... 4 KATHERINE REGION ............................................................................................... 4 EAST ARNHEM REGION .......................................................................................... 5 TOP END RURAL ...................................................................................................... 5 PALMERSTON AND LITCHFIELD ............................................................................ 6 DARWIN ENVIRONS ................................................................................................. 8 PROPOSED .................................................................................. 10 TERRITORY WIDE ...................................................................................................10 CENTRAL AUSTRALIA ............................................................................................10 BARKLY REGION ....................................................................................................12 KATHERINE REGION ..............................................................................................13 EAST ARNHEM REGION .........................................................................................14 TOP END RURAL .....................................................................................................16 PALMERSTON AND LITCHFIELD ...........................................................................16 DARWIN ENVIRONS ................................................................................................18 DISCLAIMER ................................................................................ 22 CONTACT ..................................................................................... 22 IN PROGRESS IN PROGRESS Anticipated Est. $M TERRITORY WIDE Completion COOPERATIVE PROJECTS Expand mobile phone services and broadband into communities 30 Q2 2019 DEFENCE PROJECTS Phase 3 Defence Terrestrial Communications Network Facilities upgrades TBA Q1 2016 Map: Northern Territory IN PROGRESS Photos: Papunya - health clinic upgrade Anticipated Est. $M CENTRAL AUSTRALIA Completion NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Alice Springs Correctional Centre - expansion to Cottages Precinct 0.5 Q4 2015 Kaltukatjara - health clinic 2.6 Q4 2015 Ntaria - Child and Family Centre 1.8 Q4 2015 Papunya - health clinic upgrade 2.3 Q4 2015 Stuart Highway - pavement rehabilitation chainage 1491 - 1786km 0.5 Q4 2015 Tanami Road - extend seal chainage 221.0 - 225.0 km 6.2 Q4 2015 Ti Tree - Health Centre upgrade 0.6 Q4 2015 Titjikala - health clinic 2.5 Q4 2015 Kilgariff - land release 1B 1.9 Q1 2016 Tjukaruru Road - chainage 117 - 181 km - upgrade and seal (stage 1 ) 1.9 Q1 2016 Alice Springs Paths and Tracks Connectivity Project - tourism paths 2.5 Q2 2016 Photos: Titjikala - health clinic IN PROGRESS Photos : Alice Springs Hospital - Teaching and Training Facility Anticipated Est. $M CENTRAL AUSTRALIA (cont) Completion Alice Springs Hospital Alice Springs Hospital - decant ward and corridors rectification 4.9 Q3 2016 Alice Springs Hospital - Teaching and Training Facility 4.8 Q1 2017 Alice Springs Hospital - fire rectification works 19.7 Q3 2018 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing (NPARIH) Kaltukatjara (Docker River) - 46 remote housing upgrades TBA Q4 2015 COOPERATIVE PROJECTS Alice Springs Supreme Court building 14.0 Q1 2016 MINING AND PETROLEUM SECTOR PROJECTS Spinifex Bore - garnet sand surface mining and processing operation 14.4 Q1 2016 PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS Alice Springs - lots 8146 and 8147 Parsons Street - new Supreme Court and office building 20.0 Q2 2016 Map: Central Australian Region IN PROGRESS Anticipated Est. $M BARKLY REGION Completion NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Tennant Creek - Udall and Peko Road land release 4.7 Q4 2015 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing (NPARIH) Tennant Creek - remote housing NPARIH upgrades 0.5 Q2 2016 COUNCIL PROJECTS (BARKLEY REGIONAL) Tennant Creek - new state of the art public swimming pool and facilities 3.6 Q4 2015 Photos: Tennant Creek - new state of the art public swimming pool and facilities Anticipated Est. $M KATHERINE REGION Completion NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Buntine Highway - strengthen and widen 9.2 Q4 2015 Victoria Highway - West Baines - stage 3 chainage 377 - 380km 6.0 Q4 2015 Western Creek Road - 60 concrete inverts at chainage 50 - 103 km 0.4 Q4 2015 Yarralin Airstrip - upgrade and seal 2.5 Q4 2015 Victoria Highway - rest area at chainage 378 km 1.0 TBA Ngukurr - remote health clinic 5.9 Q1 2016 Victoria Highway – Saddle Creek Crossing upgrade 11.0 Q1 2016 Central Arnhem Road – Rocky Bottom Creek new bridge 15.0 Q3 2016 Roper Highway - Roper River / Wilton River - high level bridge crossings and road upgrade 44.0 Q3 2017 Photo: West Baines - stage 3 chainage 377 - 380km Anticipated Est. $M KATHERINE REGION (Cont.) Completion Government Employee Housing (GEH) Kalkarindji - construct Government Employee Housing 0.5 Q4 2015 POWER WATER CORPORATION PROJECTS Katherine Power Station - life extension - Mars fuel and control system 4.9 Q2 2016 DEFENCE PROJECTS Project Growler: Delamere Range Facility. Infrastructure, comm's and guidance systems. TBA Q2 2017 RAAF Base Tindal - married quarters extension - 50 houses TBA TBA IN PROGRESS Anticipated Est. $M EAST ARNHEM REGION Completion NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Galiwinku - Shepherdson College - Trade Training Centre 1.6 Q4 2015 Laynhapuy and Gumatj Homelands - Supply and Install transportable dwellings 1.5 Q4 2015 Maningrida - Remote School Attendance Strategy (RSAS) - Ablution Block 0.6 Q4 2015 Maningrida - Trade Training Centre 1.2 Q4 2015 Gove District Hospital - staff accommodation fire upgrade 2.5 Q1 2016 Nhulunbuy High School - home economics upgrade 1.5 Q1 2016 East Arnhem - Trade Training Centre 3.2 Q2 2016 Galiwinku - demolish and replace 20 dwellings (package 1) 10.7 Q2 2016 Galiwinku - demolish and replace 20 dwellings (package 2) 14.6 Q2 2016 Umbakumba - health clinic 6.0 Q3 2016 Galiwinku - Supply and Install transportable dwellings 2.4 TBA Maningrida - upgrade transport access - barge landing 1.2 TBA Government Employee Housing (GEH) Milingimbi - construct Government Employee Housing - 2 by 2 bedroom stand alone dwellings 1.2 Q4 2015 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing (NPARIH) Warruwi - remote housing, new builds and upgrades TBA Q4 2015 COOPERATIVE PROJECTS Pickertaramoor Road - upgrade (part 2) 2.0 Q3 2016 Anticipated Est. $M TOP END RURAL Completion NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Arnhem Highway - slip lane at Anzac Parade 0.6 Q4 2015 Rural - drainage upgrades 1.9 Q4 2015 Port Keats Road - flood immunity (Moyle Floodplain) 9.7 Q1 2016 Wadeye - multi purposes Police Station and accommodation 28.3 Q3 2017 POWER WATER CORPORATION PROJECTS Howard East Borefield access road, pipe works and bore equipping 10.1 Q4 2015 Darwin River Dam - new pump station 28.0 Q2 2019 Government Employee Housing (GEH) Minjilang - construct Government Employee Housing TBA Q4 2015 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing (NPARIH) Milikapiti - remote housing, new builds TBA Q4 2015 Photos: Port Keats Road - flood immunity (Moyle Floodplain) IN PROGRESS Anticipated Est. $M PALMERSTON AND LITCHFIELD Completion GOVERNMENT PROJECTS Roystonea Avenue upgrade - Temple Terrace to Gurd Street 5.2 Q4 2015 Stuart Highway / Temple Terrace - intersection 9.0 Q4 2015 Tiger Brennan Drive / Roystonea Avenue - off ramp 2.0 Q1 2016 Litchfield Park Road - seal selected sections 4.9 Q2 2016 Palmerston Special School - stage 1 30.5 Q2 2016 Berrimah - Multi User Barge Ramp 15 Q3 2016 Palmerston Regional Hospital Headworks 18 Q4 2016 Palmerston Regional Hospital 150.0 Q2 2018 Photos: Tiger Brennan Drive / Roystonea Avenue - off ramp Palmerston East Palmerston East - Southern Connector Road and Mitchell Creek Bridge 2.5 Q4 2015 Palmerston East - Zuccoli southern HV electrical reticulation 3.6 Q4 2015 Palmerston East - Zuccoli west sewer pump station and rising main 6.2 Q4 2015 Palmerston East - Zuccoli subdivision - stage 2 40.0 Q2 2018 Palmerston East - Zuccoli subdivision - stage 3 and 4 - 750 lots, primary school and 107.8 Q4 2021 neighbourhood shopping centre Palmerston East - Zuccoli subdivision - stage 5 - 430 new lots 43.3 Q4 2021 Photo: Palmerston East - Zuccoli west sewer pump station and rising main POWER WATER CORPORATION PROJECTS Strangways Zone - substation replacement 26.5 Q2 2016 Channel Island Power Station - life extension 55.0 Q3 2017 DEFENCE PROJECTS Robertson Barracks - facilities for ASLAV CPT (Crew
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