Built Environs
Contracts were awarded in SA and
WA in the Government, health, retail and
transport sectors, including:
· Coles Beeliar Village, WA.
· Mount Gambier Hospital
Redevelopment, SA.
· Myer Centre Adelaide Upgrade, SA.
· Ocean Keys Shopping Centre
Expansion, WA.
· Parks Community Centre
Redevelopment, SA.
· Perth Airport Terminal 1 Domestic
Pier and International Departures
Expansion, WA.
· Perth Airport Combined Logistics
Facility and Terminal 1 Forward Works,
WA.
Work also continues on the upgrade
of the Centro Arndale Shopping Centre in
SA and Whyalla Regional Cancer Centre
in SA, with both on target for delivery as
this report goes to press.
Built Environs teams also continue
to work with McConnell Dowell on the
Gold Coast Light Rail public-private
partnership (PPP) in Queensland, as
well as the tendering of other large-scale
public infrastructure projects.
During the financial year, Built
Environs successfully completed:
· 79 Squadron RAAF HQ at RAAF
Base Pearce, WA.
· McCourt Street Medical Centre, WA.
· Noarlunga to Seaford Railway
Extension (as part of the McConnell
Dowell-Thiess joint venture), SA.
· RAAF Base Edinburgh Single LEAP
Stage 2, SA.
· University of Adelaide Capital
Management Plan building works, SA.
· Woolworths Walkerville, SA.
Built Environs teams were awarded
SA Australian Institute of Building (AIB)
Awards for their work on the Noarlunga to
Seaford Railway Extension and University
of Adelaide Capital Management Plan,
with both going through to the national
awards; the 79 Squadron RAAF HQ
project was also nominated for
a yet-to-be-announced WA AIB Award.
At a time of considerable upheaval
in the Australian commercial building
industry, Built Environs continues
to grow and improve its financial
performance, with further growth
planned this financial year.
Part of the McConnell Dowell Group
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The McConnell Dowell Group's commercial
building brand achieved a record award of new
work and work-in-hand this financial year.
1 Perth Airport Terminal 1 expansion
2 Ocean Keys Shopping Centre
3 University of Adelaide Capital Management Plan