With some of the sites being directly adjacent to residential properties and steep topography across the site, there were many challenges overcome in the design and construction phases of the project.
JDSi integrated LandCorp’s requirement for service removal prior to bulk earthworks to mitigate cross contamination concerns due to some of the existing services being known to contain hazardous materials. This included implementation of unexpected finds protocol and consideration of construction methodology during bulk earthwork operations.
The Bulk Earthworks design required achieving as close as practicable to a balanced cut to fill whilst interfacing with adjacent properties. This was complicated by the technical nature of the site, level differences across the sites of over 13m and interfacing with existing residential properties.
JDSi successfully negotiated the stormwater drainage outfall solution with the local authority to capture the stormwater within the public open space area whilst still creating a useable space for the public to interact with.
JDSi split the electrical works into separate works packages to ensure the adjacent residents consumer mains were converted to underground, and the overhead powerlines could be removed by Western Power prior to the completion of the Civil works.
JDSi integrated multiple work packages as separable portions within a single contract to achieve client’s requirements. This arrangement has the added benefit of a single contractor completing the works which encompass civil and landscaping disciplines mitigating interface issues whilst delivering a high quality of work in a shorter duration.