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		<title>AW Edwards &#8211; QantasLink Relocation Works</title>
		<link>https://civilcraft.com.au/case-study/aw-edwards-qantaslink-relocation-works/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Oct 2022 00:00:05 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was engaged by AW Edwards to undertake civil works related to the relocation of the existing QantasLink operations from Terminal 2 to Buildings 167 and 171 within the Qantas Jet Base north of Terminal 3. The relocation works required the installation of a fuel spill drainage system for aircraft refuelling services. This project required coordination with Qantas and Sydney Airport Corporation Limited (SACL) to ensure the existing operations at Terminal 3 and the Qantas Jet Base remained unaffected. Summary of works: Demolition of existing heavy-duty pavement. Earthworks to subgrade level and disposal of spoil classified as excavated natural material (ENM). Design, supply and installation of sacrificial sheet piles with horizontal bracing. Installation of a dewatering system which included with six inch pumps, well points, sedimentation tank for pits and stormwater pipes. Install stormwater infrastructure including stormwater pipes, cast in situ pits and ACO Powerdrain S300K grated drain. Construction of floodlight footings and associated duct bank infrastructure. Construction of heavy-duty pavement consisting of a lean mix concrete subbase layer and a PCC flexural concrete layer. Joint sealing works.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was engaged by AW Edwards to undertake civil works related to the relocation of the existing QantasLink operations from Terminal 2 to Buildings 167 and 171 within the Qantas Jet Base north of Terminal 3. The relocation works required the installation of a fuel spill drainage system for aircraft refuelling services.</p>
<p>This project required coordination with Qantas and Sydney Airport Corporation Limited (SACL) to ensure the existing operations at Terminal 3 and the Qantas Jet Base remained unaffected.</p>
<p><strong>Summary of works:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Demolition of existing heavy-duty pavement.</li>
<li>Earthworks to subgrade level and disposal of spoil classified as excavated natural material (ENM).</li>
<li>Design, supply and installation of sacrificial sheet piles with horizontal bracing.</li>
<li>Installation of a dewatering system which included with six inch pumps, well points, sedimentation tank for pits and stormwater pipes.</li>
<li>Install stormwater infrastructure including stormwater pipes, cast in situ pits and ACO Powerdrain S300K grated drain.</li>
<li>Construction of floodlight footings and associated duct bank infrastructure.</li>
<li>Construction of heavy-duty pavement consisting of a lean mix concrete subbase layer and a PCC flexural concrete layer.</li>
<li>Joint sealing works.</li>
</ul>
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		<title>Botanical Gardens and Centennial Parklands Mount Tomah – Reconstruction of Underground Water Tank</title>
		<link>https://civilcraft.com.au/case-study/mt-tomah-reconstruction-of-underground-water-tank/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Oct 2022 00:38:24 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was selected to undertake the reconstruction of an underground storage water tank. The tank was the main source of water supply to facilities located at the Blue Mountains Botanical Garden. Initial investigations determined that the soil above the existing tank was overloading the structure which caused concrete cracking in the existing roof structure and the central columns which posed a significant safety concern. Summary of works: Site establishment with the provision of safe work access including pedestrian and vehicle control measures. Protection of existing gardens (outside the work zone), building and facade elements. Temporary water tank to use whilst the new one was being built. Bulk excavation around the existing tank. Demolish existing roof and central column. Clean and prepare existing tank walls and floor slab including exposing any remaining reinforcement from the existing structure and apply reinforcement protection. Extend plumbing inlets and outlets through the new walls and slabs. Erect all formwork associated with the construction of the walls, new central column and roof slab allowing for all manholes, grates and covers. Place steel reinforcement and pour concrete. Backfilling around the perimeter of new tank. Waterproofing of tank internals. Undertake all testing and commissioning of the new equipment, [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was selected to undertake the reconstruction of an underground storage water tank. The tank was the main source of water supply to facilities located at the Blue Mountains Botanical Garden. Initial investigations determined that the soil above the existing tank was overloading the structure which caused concrete cracking in the existing roof structure and the central columns which posed a significant safety concern.</p>
<p><strong>Summary of works:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Site establishment with the provision of safe work access including pedestrian and vehicle control measures.</li>
<li>Protection of existing gardens (outside the work zone), building and facade elements.</li>
<li>Temporary water tank to use whilst the new one was being built.</li>
<li>Bulk excavation around the existing tank.</li>
<li>Demolish existing roof and central column.</li>
<li>Clean and prepare existing tank walls and floor slab including exposing any remaining reinforcement from the existing structure and apply reinforcement protection.</li>
<li>Extend plumbing inlets and outlets through the new walls and slabs.</li>
<li>Erect all formwork associated with the construction of the walls, new central column and roof slab allowing for all manholes, grates and covers.</li>
<li>Place steel reinforcement and pour concrete.</li>
<li>Backfilling around the perimeter of new tank.</li>
<li>Waterproofing of tank internals.</li>
<li>Undertake all testing and commissioning of the new equipment, pumps, filters and electrical circuits.</li>
</ul>
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		<title>Botany Bay Council &#8211; Pedestrian Safety Upgrade</title>
		<link>https://civilcraft.com.au/case-study/botany-bay-council-pedestrian-safety-upgrade/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Oct 2022 00:07:36 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was engaged by Botany Bay Council to construct a new pedestrian refuge crossing and a speed hump adjacent to the David Phillips Sports Field along Banks Avenue, Daceyville. Summary of works:  Preparation of traffic control plans (TCPs). Site preparation including locating and isolating existing service. Traffic management. Demolition and excavation of existing concrete median. Construction of new pedestrian refuge. Construction of new concrete kerb and pram ramp. Erection of RTA Type 1 pedestrian fencing. Installation of bicycle hold bars and signs. Landscaping works. Linemarking.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Civilcraft was engaged by Botany Bay Council to construct a new pedestrian refuge crossing and a speed hump adjacent to the David Phillips Sports Field along Banks Avenue, Daceyville.</p>
<p><strong>Summary of works: </strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Preparation of traffic control plans (TCPs).</li>
<li>Site preparation including locating and isolating existing service.</li>
<li>Traffic management.</li>
<li>Demolition and excavation of existing concrete median.</li>
<li>Construction of new pedestrian refuge.</li>
<li>Construction of new concrete kerb and pram ramp.</li>
<li>Erection of RTA Type 1 pedestrian fencing.</li>
<li>Installation of bicycle hold bars and signs.</li>
<li>Landscaping works.</li>
<li>Linemarking.</li>
</ul>
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