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 Bruce Highway / Champion St
Intersection Upgrade
North Queensland Bulk Ports
This project involved the widening of the Bruce Highway
and Champion Street and construction of slip and turning
lanes to service the new Abbot Point Coal Terminal
construction camp at Pring.
Other works included minor earthworks, drainage and
the completion of all conduits, pits and under boring for
the installation of eight street lights.
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 Hinchinbrook Shire Council Road
Rehabilitation
Hinchinbrook Shire Council
This project involved the rehabilitation of 33,200 m2 of
flood damaged pavements throughout the Hinchinbrook
Shire. In total over 150 individual areas ranging in size
from 5m2 to 800m2 were completed.
Rehabilitation was generally completed in accordance
with the Department of Main Roads RMPC requirements
for insitu stabilization under section 150. The work
entailed insitu stabilisation to a depth of 200 mm and the
addition of 3% by mass GP cement.
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 Hinchinbrook Shire Council Annual
Re-seal Program
Hinchinbrook Shire Council (HSC)
This project involved the provision of project
management, supervision and inspection services for the
2008/09 and 2009/10 HSC annual re-seal programs.
The program consisted of 345,000 m2 of C170 bitumen
re-seal, together with the co-ordination of preliminary
maintenance works and supply of pre-coated aggregates.
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 Abbot Point Jetty Investigations
Ports Corporation Queensland (PCQ)
This project involved the removal of encapsulating grout
from the transverse stressing bars along the Abbot Point
jetty and testing the bars for continuity. Once a
successful test was registered, the bars were re-grouted
and sealed.
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 Beach Road Services Relocation
Whitsunday Regional Council /
Department of Main Roads
This project involved the relocation of sewer, water, electrical and telecommunications infrastructure to allow the construction of a round-a-bout on the intersection of Shute Harbour Rd and Beach Rd by Roadtek. As part of the project, Allciv completed all construction management and on-site supervision of the works. We have been intimately involved in the ongoing re-design of service alignments due to the high number of existing services in the vicinity.
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 Abbot Point Construction Camp Access Track
Ports Corporation Queensland (PCQ)
$0.2M
This project involved the construction of an access track to the new construction camp for the Abbot Point Coal Terminal Expansion project. The access road crosses black soil farming land and is subject to frequent inundation during the wet season.
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 Don River Flood Mitigation
Whitsunday Regional Council & Don River Improvement Trust
$2M
Allciv provided Construction Management, Project Engineering and Site Supervision services for this project.
During February 2008 the Don River experienced a flood event that saw a large amount of damage to the lower river delta area. The Don River Improvement Trust was granted money from the Federal Government to repair the damage and mitigate further damage due to future floods. The Whitsunday Regional Council acted as the Principal Contractor for these works. Allciv directly controlled the works, and where possible maximized the use of Whitsunday Regional council personnel and assets, with the balance of the required equipment and labour sourced from the local region.
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 Whitsunday Drive Landslip Remediation
Whitsunday Regional Council
$1.4M
Allciv provided Construction Management, Project Engineering, Design Management and Site Supervision services for this project.
During February 2008 a significant portion of Whitsunday Drive slipped as a result of heavy rains. The Whitsunday Regional Council acted as the Principal Contractor for these works. Allciv directly controlled the works, and where possible maximized the use of Whitsunday Regional council personnel and assets, with the balance of the required equipment and labour sourced from the local region.
The project intent was to move the roadway approximately three metres into the hill to ensure that both traffic lanes are founded on natural ground, and not a cut / fill line which may have contributed to the failure.
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