PORTLAND ROAD UPGRADE WORKS 2018 CH26460-27250

Black & More managed the civil engineering design and project management for the upgrade works along 790m of Portland Road. Works included construction of 3 new culvert sites, 790 metres of sealed road and associated roadworks and drainage.

QRA: Value for Money Assessment (2011-17)

Black & More undertakes Value for Money (VfM) Assessments for disaster recovery works throughout Queensland. Our team has assessed major civil works projects undertaken by more than 40 Queensland Local Governments.

Peninsula Development Road: Water Points Evaluation

Black & More undertook engineering inspections of ‘water points’ on the route of the Peninsula Development Road stretching the length of Cape York Peninsula. These inspections informed the planning of major construction works aimed at sealing the PDR for the first time.

Kowanyama NDRRA

Black & More were engaged by Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council for the Documentation, Procurement, Construction Phase Services and Defects Liability Period to act as the consulting project manager for the delivery of works after Kowanyama experienced a Tropical Low which resulted in heavy rain events between 14 and 18 March 2016. Due to the heavy rain events, damage was caused to the essential public assets (in this case roads) and was deemed an “eligible” disaster by QRA NDRRA. Works included; • Scoping and road condition (REPA) • Submission Building • Obtaining approved Work Scope • Tender and Procurement • Sourcing replacement material • Construction Management • Reporting to QRA • Acquittal of funding

Topsy Creek Road

Black & More finalized designs and project managed construction of upgrades along Topsy Creek Road under 2 stages of follows. Stage 1. • Causeway No.1 – Gooseberry Creek (350m x 7m concrete causeway with rock protection either side). • Causeway No.2 – Sand Hole (150m x 7m concrete causeway including 6/1200×900 box culverts and rock protection either side). • Causeway No.3 – Boomerang Creek (250m x 7m concrete causeway with rock protection either side). Stage 2. • Causeway No.4 – (150m x 7m concrete causeway with rock protection either side). • Road and Drainage Upgrades at Various Locations. • Barge Ramp. The aim of the project was to provide an alternate supply route to the Community during the wet season when other access roads are closed. These works were funded by the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development and the Department of Transport and Main Roads.