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Current projects
Following are a number of our most current projects. If you'd like further details on one of these projects, please contact us.
Launceston General Hospital - DEM, AMU, DPU
Project: Launceston General Hospital
Duration: May 2010 – May 2011
Contract Value: $3,500,000
Architect: Philp Lighton Architects Pty Ltd
Engineer: Kingston Australia
Building Contractor: Hansen Yunken Pty Ltd
Description:
Due to the LGH experiencing a significant increase in demand for its emergency services, sub-acute services, day procedures and elective surgery services, a portion of the Federal and State Government capital infrastructure funds will be used to develop and upgrade the infrastructure that supports these services.
New models of care are being developed in conjunction with the design and planning of the clinical areas that will undergo the redevelopments. These new models will be implemented to help facilitate the long term sustainability of services provided by the Launceston General Hospital to meet the health care needs of the Northern community.
September / October 2010
April / May 2011
Well the AMU (Acute Medical Unit) has now been completed and services rough in the DEM (Department of Emergency and Medicine) is now underway. The large task of installing the new transformer and generator is also about to start.
Launceston General Hospital - ICC & Carpark Stage 1
Project: Launceston General Hospital - ICC and Car Park Stage 1
Duration: September 2010 – September 2011
Contract Value: $2,500,000
Architect: Phillip Lighton & Design Haus
Engineer: JMG and E.S.T
Building Contractor: Fairbrother Construction
Description:
Supply install and commission all electrical services including reticulation, switchboards, light, power, communications and Audio Visual infrastructure as well as Fire Detection, and Security for the 4 Level Integrated Care Centre and 3 Level Carpark located on Frankland Street.
December 2010
Work is progressing at a rapid pass. We have installed a lot of conduit in concrete slabs and have plenty more to install over the coming months. Most of the current work is installing reticulation that will be utilised once we get further into the project.
April / May 2011
The Car park has now been completed and handed over. A Clipsal Dali Control light system has been installed to control all lighting through-out the building. All cabling was installed in the concrete slab work creating a stream lined finish as there can be no cabling seen in the main areas. Panduit Cat 6 structured cabling has been run throughout to ensure data networking is kept state of the art for many years to come.
Hobart - Princess Whalf
Project: Princess Whalf Shed 1
Duration Satge 1: Aug 2010 – Oct 2010
Duration Satge 2: April 2011 – June 2011
Contract Value: $2,100,000
Architect: Circa (Robert Morris Nunn)
Engineer: Cundall
Building Contractor: Hutchinson Builders
Stage 1 required demolishion of the existing Lighting, and replaceing with new lighting. New toilets and some mezzanine areas were constructed in this stage with New Lighting, gpo’s, data, and AV.
We removed all the existing High Bays and flourecents that were there, and removed the redundant circuits. All the existing GPO’s, MSB and DB’s remained for use as normal at the end of stage 1.
We roughed in most of the new light circuits, GPO circuits, much of the CAT6A Data cables, as well as AV cables. We installed 2 parallel runs of 600mm cable ladder down the centre of the shed on the trusses.
We installed 3 parallel runs of Cold Cathode lighting down the entire length of the tray, fitted new internal wall lights, external wall lights and lighting in toilets and offices.
We installed a colour Kinetics LED Lighting system on a newly constructed catinery structure in the fourcourt of the Shed. This system is controlled with an Apple Mac and VSM Pro controller. This can be programmed to carry our various state of the art lighting shows, as well as speakers in the columns. Cabling is via an elaborate cable pit system installed in the fourcourt.
We installed on the North facing side of the new shed roof a 12kw Solar Panel array. It consisted of a 120 panels in a line stretching from one end to the other. This will be commissioned in Stage 2.
We completed Stage 1 on time, and a number of events including the Beer feast has been held in the partially completed Shed 1. All reports were very positive and everyone held successful stalls.
Stage 2 starts 1 April 2010 and date of completion is the 30 June 2011. The data and AV will be the main focus in this stage as well as installation of the new Padmount substation ans Main Switch Board. The completed shed will be a modern, state of the art venue for functions, and with the new layout done next year, the Taste of Tasmania 2011 will be held on this site.
This was our first major project with Hutchinson builders, and we successfully delivered what was expected at the end of Stage 1, despite the very short time frame assigned to Stage 1.
Mersy Valley Hospital (Department of Emergency Upgrade)