Malabar Headland
50,000m3
LANDFILL WASTE EXCAVATED
1,000m
STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
5,000m3
ASBESTOS ROOFING REPLACED
| Client | Department of Finance |
|---|---|
| Location | Malabar | NSW |
| Value | $6.0m |
|---|---|
| Timeline | Jul 2016 - Nov 2017 |
Synergy carried out civil and remediation works for three main areas; Small - Bore Range, Services Range Stop Butt, The Range Administration and other buildings. The former Small – Bore Range was located on the western portion of the Malabar Headland and required significant remediation works to remove underlying landfill material to make way for a proposed Equestrian facility.
Approximately 50,000m3 of landfill material was excavated, transported and placed in a containment cell, contaminants that were identified included Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM), Volatile Organic Compounds, Hydrocarbons and Heavy Metals.
The existing service range’s southern portion had collapsed and prevented safe use. Synergy remediated and upgraded the rifle range stop butt to allow for continued use. The works required the removal of heavily saturated lead impacted material, reinstatement of the stop butt to meet the range specifications.
The installation of post and panel retaining wall. Six buildings contained problematic ACM throughout the roofing. Synergy was required to remove, upgrade and replace the ACM roofing and associated elements.
"Synergy has demonstrated a genuine understanding of the client’s goals, has applied creative thinking for betterment of the project and commitment in providing advanced civil and remediation services that are industry leading".
