Spectrum Comms with Cessnock City Council Project Objectives Carmichael Park BMX facility is the only BMX facility within the Cessnock Local Government Area. It was a freestyle dirt track that was being predominantly maintained by local users and lacked supporting infrastructure such as shade, water fountains, seating and pathways. Council received $250,000 in funding from […]
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Spectrum Comms with Department of Planning and Environment Project Objectives The Tuggerah Lakes Expert Panel was established as an advisory panel to the Tuggerah Lakes Working Group, tasked with engaging the community and key stakeholders in the development of strategies to improve water quality in Tuggerah Lakes. Funded by the NSW Government, the panel required
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Spectrum Comms with John Holland Group and Transport for NSW Project Objectives The Tamworth Intermodal Rail Line involved reactivating a non-operational track between West Tamworth to Westdale to facilitate rail access to the proposed Tamworth Intermodal Rail Terminal. The project involved removal and replacement of 5km of railway track and ballast, restoration and replacement of
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Spectrum Comms with Salients for Wollongong City Council Project Objectives The Coastal Management Act 2016 requires Council to prepare and implement a Coastal Management Program (CMP) which will detail the future use, management, and development of the Wollongong coastal environment in an ecologically sustainable way, for the social, cultural and economic well-being. Our Role Spectrum
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Spectrum Comms with Maitland City Council Project Objectives Maitland City Council intends to build three new community facilities within the Eastern Precinct of the Maitland Local Government Area. Two of the facilities will be in the existing suburbs of Tenambit and Thornton; the third will be in the new urban release area of Chisholm. Each
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Spectrum Comms with Arenco Project Objectives The Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway will provide the only cycling link between Sydney central business district (CBD) and North Sydney CBD. The current cycleway access to the Harbour Bridge, at Milson Point, is via a 55-step connection, next to Burton Street. Our Role Working onsite and in partnership with
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Spectrum Comms with Jerrara Power Project Objectives The Jerrara Power energy from waste facility located near Bungonia in NSW will have the capacity to thermally treat up to 330,000 tonnes per year of residual municipal, commercial and industrial waste that would ordinarily be directed to landfill, generating up to 30 megawatts of base load renewable
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Spectrum Comms with Lake Macquarie City Council Project Objectives Lake Macquarie City Council wanted to improve the way they seek out, facilitate and report on public involvement in their community engagement process. Council understands if they want to improve the way they engage with their communities, they need to involve them in shaping what that
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Spectrum Comms with Symal Infrastructure Project Objectives The Cedar Party Creek Bridge project in Wingham is a $39 million infrastructure upgrade to replace the existing bridge at the town’s entrance. The new structure is being built on the current alignment and elevated to meet or exceed the 100-year flood level, improving flood resilience. A new
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Spectrum Comms with John Holland for Transport for NSW Project Objectives NSW Government has rolled out the New Intercity Fleet to replace aging trains servicing, customers between Sydney to the Central Coast, Newcastle, the Blue Mountains and the South Coast. A purpose-built maintenance facility in Kangy Angy was developed to service and maintain the new
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