Resurfacing Projects
Brisbane City Council
Brisbane City Council’s 2018-19 road resurfacing program will help make suburban streets smoother, safer and more enjoyable to use every day, representing a $90 million investment. By improving access to major transport networks, minimise traffic congestion and improve safety in local areas by constructing intersections, corridor upgrades and minor road projects.
Stanley Road Construction is the chosen contractor to supply and lay the asphalt for Works Package 1 which will include major road construction, intersection upgrades and amendments to local roads.
The project started in November 2018 and will continue into 2019.
Resurfacing Projects
Redland City Council
Road Resurfacing Council Program 2017 / 2018
Redland City’s 2017-18 budget invests heavily in community infrastructure, from new roads to better parks with $40 million committed to improving the road network, renewing marine transport infrastructure and upgrading footpaths, bikeways, carparks and bus shelters.
These road upgrades will involve full road reconstruction and realignment, resealing and surfacing as well as several safety upgrades to key local roads and intersections.
Stanley Road Construction is one of the suppliers chosen to supply and lay asphalt, reseal and conduct minor civils for works including major road construction, intersection upgrades and amendments to local roads.
The program started in 2017.
Rehabilitaiton Projects
Gateway Motorway Services
Emergency Repair Work
Gateway Motorway Services (a Leighton Contractors’ Services Division /Lend Lease joint venture company) is contracted to undertake all maintenance responsibilities on the existing and newly constructed assets. The motorway carries over 100,000 vehicles per day in a space restricted, high speed environment, which creates a challenging operating environment for the maintenance team.
Stanley Road Construction was sub-contracted to assist GMS in maintaining the pavement repairs as part of the Gateway Upgrade Maintenance Project. These road repairs involve resealing and surfacing as well as several safety upgrades to key local roads and intersections.
The program started in September 2014 and is ongoing.
Cement Treated Base
RAAF Amberley Base
BMD Construction
The Royal Australian Airforce Base in Amberley is undergoing significant upgrades to cater for its expanding fleet. The upgrades consist of new aprons, a hangar and associated infrastructure.
Stanley Road Construction was sub-contracted to assist BMD under the C-17 Maintenance Facility Contract on the construction of a new aircraft concrete apron. The works involved the laying of CTB (Type 2.3 CTCMR Gravel) to a specific depth of 150mm with extremely tight tolerances and time limits. This was achieved with the assistance of a track mounted paver fitted with high compaction screed and Trimble 3D paving system.
The program started in July 2017 and continued to February 2018.
