ADCO was engaged to construct the new Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Services (ARFFS) fire station required to service the new parallel runway at Brisbane Airport.
Situated on a greenfield site, the building primarily consists of a structural steel and blockwork structure, clad with profiled metal sheeting, architectural blockwork and perforated aluminium screening.
Internally, the building offers a highly detailed fit-out complete with resting quarters, gym, kitchen, locker rooms, office spaces and training spaces. The facility sits on a sand foundation elevated from the surrounding roads and was constructed to Department of Transport & Main Roads specifications.
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type
CONSTRUCT ONLY
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value
$12 million
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period
8 MONTHS
THE PROJECT WAS DELIVERED TO BUDGET AND WAS CLOSELY MANAGED THROUGHOUT TO ENSURE MINIMAL DISRUPTION TO THE PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS DURING CONSTRUCTION.
THE PROJECT WAS DELIVERED TO BUDGET AND WAS CLOSELY MANAGED THROUGHOUT TO ENSURE MINIMAL DISRUPTION TO THE PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS DURING CONSTRUCTION.
