Project case study
Tom Price Visitor Bay Project
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Project Overview
Byblos Constructions was engaged by the Shire of Ashburton to undertake bulk earthworks and associated civil works for the development of the Tom Price Visitor Information Bay. The project involved establishing a stable, compliant, and durable platform to support the construction of a new visitor facility and associated public infrastructure.
Located on the approach to Tom Price, the facility was designed to provide a safe and functional rest area for travellers, featuring visitor information structures, shade facilities, potable water services, landscaping, and improved access arrangements.
Scope of Works
The project included:
- Vegetation clearing and site preparation.
- Bulk earthworks and civil works.
- Excavation, cut and fill operations, and ground trimming.
- Surveying and service location activities.
- Construction and compaction of road base and building pads.
- Installation of shade structures.
- Plumbing and electrical services.
- Installation of potable water taps.
- Landscaping, planting, and reticulation.
- Fencing and signage.
- Traffic management.
- Asphalt works and crossover construction.
Key Challenges
- Managing earthworks within a constrained site configuration.
- Achieving required compaction and ground preparation standards.
- Coordinating multiple trades and service installations.
- Maintaining safety and environmental controls throughout the works.
- Supporting delivery timelines whilst ensuring quality and compliance requirements were met.
Outcomes
The completed works provided a stable, well-drained, and compliant foundation for the Visitor Information Bay development. The resulting facility delivers a convenient and welcoming stop for tourists and travellers, incorporating shade structures, information amenities, potable water access, and landscaped public spaces.
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