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SHAMROCK TEAM:
Antony Hallagan
Estimator / Project Manager
Les Nolte
Site Supervisor
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CLIENT: John Holland
CLIENT REP: Jason Patullo
CONTACT NO: (07) 3368 3144
ENGINEER: NSW Dept of Public Works
VALUE: $1.2 million
DURATION: March 2003 – February 2004
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Shamrock Civil were awarded the civil component for the construction of
a new State High School at Banora Point, NSW. The acid sulphate
affected soils were remediated as part of the early works, which
involved the blending of approx 15kg lime p/t of soil. Earthworks
comprised of stripping & stockpiling topsoil, importing 35,000m3 of
fill, placing & compacting to form building platforms, sports
ovals, hard courts and roads. On completion of earthworks, previously
treated topsoil was re-spread to sports ovals and trimmed to
grade.
Civil storm water included construction of large box culverts, pipe
work, various types of concrete structures and a Bio-trench. The
roadwork’s component included construction of 20,000m2 of asphalt car
parks and internal roads, construction of roundabouts, bus set downs
and road widening externally.
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SHAMROCK TEAM
Andrew Kerr
Estimator / Project Manager
Paddy O’Boyle
Site Supervisor
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CLIENT: Westfield Design & Construction
CLIENT REP: Malcolm Brooke
CONTACT NO: (07) 3878 9300
ENGINEER: MPN – Greg Tyquin
VALUE: $975,000
DURATION: March 2004 – October 2004
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This contract included earthworks, storm water and electrical conduit
installation. The major component of our works is included
construction of approx 15,000m2 of flexible pavement for a new car park
at Westfields Garden city. Pavements included heavy duty access
roads & intersections and light duty car park areas. Contract
also included line marking and road furniture. Prior to
completion we undertook the hard landscaping to the perimeter of the
site. All works were completed in accordance with Brisbane City
Council standards and MPN specifications. Our contract also
included works to the main entry / Drop off zone – these works were
programmed to cause minimum disruption to the public.
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SHAMROCK TEAM
Callan Stephens
Estimator/Project Manager
Carl Eaton
Site Supervisor
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Logan Hyperdome Redevelopment
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CLIENT: Clifton Coney Stephens
CLIENT REP: Rory King
CONTACT NO: (07) 3255 1290
ENGINEER: Robert Bird & Associates
VALUE: $500,000
DURATION: Oct 2003 – Dec 2003
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The early works package for the Logan Hyperdome redevelopment was one of the first projects undertaken by Shamrock Civil as Principle Contractor. Works included, service relocations, demolition and excavation of 30,000m3. We had full resposibilty of Traffic Mannagement and diversions. Demolished paving materials were recycled for use on other Shamrock Civil projects. The project was completed to a high standard and in accordance with the works program.
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SHAMROCK TEAM
Andrew Kerr
Estimator
Les Nolte / Carl Eaton
Site Supervisors
Liam Wilson
Site Engineer
David Carney
QA Coordinator
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The Millenium Arts Project at QCC
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CLIENT: Bovis Lend Lease
CLIENT REP: Peter Kyte
CONTACT NO: (07) 3225 7100
ENGINEER: ARUP
VALUE: $3,500,000
DURATION: May 2004 – October 2004
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The Millennium Arts Project works included site clearing, site decontamination / remediation & bulk excavation. During site clearing/demolition all concrete was stockpiled onsite and crushed using a Nordberg LT1213. This process ensured the sustainable recycling of the onsite concrete demo and created over 7000tonnes of quality crushed concrete which was used a hardstand across the entire site. The site remediation process was conducted under the supervision of the (CPLG) Contaminated Land Practitioner Group -ARUP and saw the removal of over 48,000tonnes of contaminated material. The impacted soil contaminants ranged from hydrocarbons to heavy metals and the disposal and site tracking of these materials was all coordinated by Shamrock Civil Engineering. The bulk earthworks were carried out at the completion of the site remediation and over 20,000m3 of material was removed from site. Due to the position of the site adjacent to the Brisbane River environmental controls were of the highest priority especially during the decontamination phase of the works. Shamrock Civil Engineering implemented all the necessary environmental measures to prevent the cross contamination of impacted soils within the surrounding areas focusing on the importance of silt & erosion control.
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SHAMROCK TEAM:
Andrew Kerr
Estimator
Andrew Kerr
Project Manager
Gary Grace
Site Supervisor
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Aldi Store - Gympie Road, Chermside
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CLIENT: Adco Construction
CLIENT REP: Gus Barakat
CONTACT NO: (07) 3511 5555
VALUE: $220,000
DURATION: November 2003 - February 2004
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Shamrock Civil were contracted by Adco to widen Gympie Road, & expand existing turning lanes within the middle of Gympie Road.
The project was constructed under main roads jurisdiction. Due to the high traffic volumes on Gympie Road; the traffic management, safety & planning of the works were crucial. To enable the works to be performed without disruption to the traffic, lane widths were reduced via temporary line marking to provide room for the traffic barriers & working space to perform the works.
Once Stage 1 (Western Road Widening) was complete, traffic was re-diverted to allow Stage 2 to be performed (Extension of turning lane into traffic island).
The pavement design consisted of deep lift asphalt overlaid with an asphalt wearing course.
All works were completed on time & to main roads satisfaction, with no incidents or delays to the busy traffic on Gympie Road.
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Workshop and offices 309 Progress Road, Wacol, Brisbane Qld 4076 • Phone (07) 3879 4300 Fax (07) 3879 4844
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