Spectrum Comms with Transport for NSW – Cities and Active Transport Division Project Objectives Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are business-led, placed-based partnerships, created to support local economies and to deliver services to local businesses that are additional to those provided by councils or government agencies. Transport for NSW’s CAT division was responsible for developing a […]
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Spectrum Comms with ARTC Project Objectives The Mount Murray Rail Loop Extension Project was to extend the existing rail loop at Mount Murray in NSW to allow longer grain and mineral trains to utilise the loop. Work included extending the loop by approximately 300m, installing a new turnout on the existing main line, replacing a
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MERRYGOEN RAIL LOOP EXTENSION Project Objectives The Merrygoen Rail Loop Extension Project was to extend the existing rail loop at Merrygoen in NSW to allow longer trains to operate with only a single relocation of the locomotives. Work included extending the loop by approximately 900m, relocating the existing turnout and catch points,realignment of tracks on
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Spectrum Comms with Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Project Objectives Newcastle Light Rail involved the design and construction of a stabling and maintenance facility, six stations and 2.7 kilometres of high capacity light rail through the centre of the Newcastle CBD. Major construction was completed in 12 months, expedited by consideration of community and social impacts
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CHICHESTER TRUNK GRAVITY MAIN (CTGM) Project Objectives A $43M project to replace and bury underground, a critical 8-kilometre section of the ageing Chichester Trunk Gravity Main (CTGM) between Tarro and Duckenfield. An additional 24km of pipeline between Seaham and Osterley was also removed. Hunter Water has been upgrading sections of this main water line since
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