Beltrame Civil was engaged by Fluence to construct a new yard facility for the installation of a 10MW Battery Energy Storage System for Nexif Energy as part of the existing Lincoln Gap Substation and Windfarm.
The scope of works included, the construction of 2000m2 of pavement and associated drainage works, installation of 600m of earthing grid, construction of 120m of concrete cable trench for HV conduit, construction of 55 concrete footings of various types including 3 enclosure slabs, 6 inverter slabs, 6 transformer slabs, and installation of 120m of high security fencing and vehicle access gates.
Beltrame Civil was engaged by SA Power Networks to construct 10 new high voltage large diameter pole footings. The scope of works included, extensive location of underground services, inclusive of ElectraNet 275kV underground cable to a depth of 5m; construction of seven 11kV pole footings of 1.2m diameter to a depth of 4.5m; construction of three 66kV pole footings of 1.7m diameter to a depth of 5m including two 1810/28 coffin top swamp-type footings utilising DN1500 RCP pile casings; and management of extensive dewatering and poor ground conditions. Project success relied heavily on clear communication and careful liaison between the numerous stakeholders involved, including ElectraNet, local residents, businesses, public transport providers, and DPTI.
Beltrame Civil was engaged by SA Power Networks to construct 31 new high voltage large diameter pole footings and underground existing overhead 11kV HV & LV power lines.
The scope of works included, the construction of fourteen 11kV pole footings at 1.2m diameter to a depth of 4.5m; consutruction of seventeen 66kV pole footings, at 1.65m diameter to a depth of 7.5m; construction of pit and pipework along the lengths of Standard, Hudson, and Nash Streets, Croydon Park; installation of 220m of DN50 communications conduit for fibre optic relocation; construction of a 200 tonne crane hard stand to facilitate the erection of power poles; and management of extensive de-watering and poor ground conditions. Project success relied heavily on clear communication and careful liaison between the numerous stakeholders involved, including the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, residents, businesses, public transport providers, and DPTI.
Beltrame Civil was engaged by ElectraNet to construct a new heavy vehicle road pavement and both surface and subsurface drainage to rectify access and drainage issues at Northfield Substation.
The scope of works included, the construction of a 200,000L stormwater detention basin, 150m of DN375 stormwater network, 450m of road reconstruction including a 400mm thick HD granular pavement construction and 40mm of AC10 asphalt, HD kerb and gutter and spoon drain construction, and supply and installation of non-conductive bollards and fencing.
Beltrame Civil was engaged by ElectraNet to design & construct new heavy duty road pavement and both surface and subsurface drainage to rectify years of poor access at the Yadnarie Substation, 10km West of Cleve on the Birdseye Highway.
The scope of works included, the excavation and disposal of 2000m3 of spoil, demolition and disposal of 4 x existing concrete transformer slabs each being 500mm thick, the construction of various DN150 stormwater drainage and junction pits, the supply and placement of 1875m2 of geofabric and tensar grid, supply and placement of 1000t of PM2/20, supply and placement of 700t of PM1/20, construction of 450m of heavy duty concrete kerbing, and supply and placement of 1100m2 of AC10 asphalt pavement.
This project was completed within 4 weeks responding to a tight deadline set by the client.
Construction of concrete bunds around existing live transformers and reactors at 8 substation sites across South Australia. Works were completed at the following Substations: Berri, North West Bend, Murray-Bridge Hahndorf 2 & 3, Tailem Bend, Middleback, Port Lincoln, Leigh Creek, and Torrens Island.
Project scope included the construction of 16 reinforced concrete bunds, the largest measuring over 200m2 in area; supply, placement and finishing of more than 550m3 of concrete; supply and installation of two 7.2m precast firewalls; design, supply and installation of fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) walls to prevent personnel access to the top of bund walls; and the construction of associated drainage infrastructure and yard works.
Beltrame Civil was awarded the fourth stage of the Prospect Road PLEC project, after successfully completing the three previous stages.
In line with previous stages, the scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. Stage 4A and 4B included 1512m of open trenching and directional drilling and the installation of all first fix civil infrastructure, including 6,500m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV & LV switching cubicles, P7 & P8 pits, service pillars, and HV pole footings.
Project scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. 1250m of open trenching and the installation of all first fix civil infrastructure, including 10,360m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV &LV switching cubicles, P7 pits, service pillars and HV pole footings to develop a fully conduited underground supply network.
The expansion of the existing SAPN Clare Substation to accommodate a new 33KV overhead transmission line being fed from wind farms constructed in the mid-north of SA. The projects cope included 4500m3 of cut to fill on site with 1000m3 of imported fill. The construction of 3,500m2 of pavement and associated drainage works. The project also included the installation of 350m of high security fencing, 1000m of earthing grid installation, 150m of concrete cable trench and 55 concrete footings of various types.
Installation of a new underground 11KVA dedicated feeder was required due to the expansion of the Glenelg WWTP. The project scope included trenching and installation of 4000m of 3x2 layered flat formation 100mm PVC electrical conduits. Inclusive of various pit and joint bay installations and approximately 450m of directional boring across arterial roadways and under the Patawolanga Lake. Due to its extent, the project required working closely with the City of West Torrens, the City of Holdfast Bay and DPTI to minimise traffic disruptions.
Project scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. 1350m of open trenching and the installation of all first fix civil infrastructure, including 10150m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV &LV switching cubicles, P7 and P8 pits, service pillars and HV pole footings to develop a fully conduited underground supply network. The project required intensive liaison with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, residents, commuters and DPTI.
Project scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. 1350m of open trenching and the installation of all first fix civil infrastructure, including 9985m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV &LV switching cubicles, P7 and P8 pits, service pillars and HV pole footings to develop a fully conduited underground supply network. The project required intensive liaison with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, residents, commuters and DPTI.
Trenching and installation of 3000m of 3x2 layered flat formation 100mm PVC electrical conduits. Including various pit and joint bay installations and approximately 300m of directional boring across arterial roadways and under the River Torrens. Due to the project's location and extent of works, we were required to co-ordinate and liaise with the City of West Torrens, the City of Charles Sturt and DPTI.
Trenching and installation of 4 sets of 100mm PVC electrical conduit in trefoil formation over a distance of 2000m. To a depth of 1.8m over the length of the project. Also including various pit and joint bay installations and directional drilling under Port Wakefield Road. The project required intensive liaison with the City of Salisbury and DPTI.
Demolition of two existing 50t transformer pads and the removal of 1,000t of contaminated soil. The construction of a new 50t transformer pad and various disconnector footings. The trenching and installation of direct buried 11KV feeder cables within the live substation.
Project scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. 920m of open trenching and the installation of all first fix civil infrastructure, including 10150m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV &LV switching cubicles, P7 and P8 pits, service pillars and HV pole footings to develop a fully conduited underground supply network. The project required intensive liaison with the District Council of Mt Barker, residents, commuters and DPTI.
Project scope was to underground the existing overhead SAPN HV & LV and DPTI lighting distribution network. 500m of open trenching, 50m of large diameter HDD, first fix civil infrastructure, including 5450m of 100mm PVC conduit, HV &LV switching cubicles, P7 and P8 pits, service pillars and HV pole footings to develop a fully conduited underground supply network. The project required intensive liaison with the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, residents and DPTI.