MIW Regional Project Forum Dr Rochelle Macdonald General

MIW Regional Project Forum Dr Rochelle Macdonald, General Manager Engineering and Development

NQBP Ports

OUR MISSION To add special value to the prosperity of the State, our Customers and our Communities while demonstrating high levels of social and environmental integrity in the management and development of our ports

NQBP’s Commitment to Local Procurement

NQBP Projects

Wharves 4 and 5 Fender Upgrade • Upgrade of existing fender system to provide a more flexible and lower maintenance fender solution. • Enables larger and more diverse types of vessel to berth including LR 1 & LR 2 tankers and RORO vessels. • Fenders and fender panels manufactured by Trelleborg. • Tendering for the construction and fender installation works September 2017. • Completion by end of Q 1 2018. • Budget: $9, 850, 000

Wharf 4 Quick release Hooks • Replacement of existing land side bollards. • Reduces manual handling requirements for long mooring lines with integrated capstans. • Upgraded capacity with load cells for improved flexibility and safety. • To be completed with Wharves 4 and 5 Fender Upgrade Project to minimise costs. • Completion by end of Q 1 2018. • Budget: $300, 000

Graeme Heggie Road and Water Upgrade • Refurbishment and upgrade of existing road pavements. • Replacement of existing water mains to provide more reliable service provision to port tenants. • Provision on new road drainage to minimise standing water. • Completion by end of Q 1 2018. • Budget: $1, 400, 000

Ron Searle Drive to Wetlands Drainage Upgrade • Replacement of 200 m of existing storm water drainage main. • Installation of new inspection pits. • Installation of new end wall • Completion by end of November 2017. • Budget: $325, 000

Tug Berth Relocation Project • Design and construction of a new dedicated tug berth facility within the Port of Mackay. • Initial phase capable of mooring two tugs and two pilot boats. • Floating pontoon construction supported with steel piles, subsequent stages will be able to accommodate up to eight tugs and will incorporate a dedicated service wharf. • Concept study has been completed. • Design due to commence in October 2017 • Budget estimate: $5 -6 m

Demolition of Loves Jetty and disused Tug Berths • Demolition of the old Loves jetty tourist wharf and the two adjacent tug berths. • Existing structures are beyond their serviceable life and have been structurally condemned. • Demolition works will remove the existing structures and their supporting piles to make way for new port developments. • Demolition contractor has mobilised in the Port of Mackay. • Demolition due for completion in November 2017 • Budget : $2, 600, 000

Port of Hay Point MOF • Upgrade of existing MOF rock revetments to enable the structure to be adopted as permanent. • Repair works to northern crane platform piles. • Completion by end of November 2017. • Budget: $570, 000

Port of Hay Public Fishing Boat Pontoon • Design and construction of a new fishing boat pontoon to facilitate the launching and retrieval of fishing boats at the existing public boat ramp. • Concept engineering is underway and public consultation by boat ramp users. • Reference design and tender documents for tender estimated October 2017 • Budget: $1, 100, 000

Abbot Point Equipment Shed • New shed to accommodate first strike oil spill response vessels and equipment. • Storage and work shop facilities. • Office and meeting room facilities. • Off grid installation with solar power and battery storage and rainwater harvesting and treatment to potable standards. • Wash down bay for vessel maintenance. • Reference design and tender documents for tender estimated September 2017 • Budget: $1, 290, 000

Abbot Point Navigation Lead Lights • New navigation lead lights to facilitate berthing of barges and vessels utilising the new MOF. • Off grid installation utilising high efficiency LED beacons with battery storage for 24 hour operation. • 1 st stage of installation of marker is complete. • 2 nd Stage installation of electrical components complete by end September 2017 • Budget: $175, 000

Lorim Point Tug Berth Upgrade • Upgrade of three tug berths and one line boat berth at Lorim Point. • Replacement of fenders, panels and chains; instillation of new structural bracing members; and, refurbishment of existing electrical, lighting, water and air services. • Detailed design currently progressing. • Construction planned for October 2018 • Budget estimate: $8, 000

Evans Landing Wharf Approach Re-decking • Replacement of existing wharf approach deck (deteriorating marine ply) with precast concrete planks. Works are also to include blast and paint of existing steel structure. • Review of deck plank design and construction interfacing is being completed. • Construction planned for July – October 2018 • Budget estimate: $1, 650, 000

Tropical Cyclone Debbie Repair Works • NQBP are managing a number of post TC Debbie repair scopes. • Several inspections and facility repairs have already been completed to enable the ports to re-open for shipping and business continuity. • Additional recovery works are also required for breakwater and revetment damage repairs in Mackay Harbour and Hay Point, also some additional office and workshops building scopes including Abbot Point. • A number of repair work packages will be tendered and awarded this calendar year, with work expected to be completed during 2018. • Works to be funded by insurance claims estimated to be in excess of $10 m.

Procurement opportunities • E-tender • Standing offer arrangements – Advertised shortly • Panel of Providers • Contact Cindy Zahmel for further information • Phone: +61 7 4969 0769 • Email: CZahmel@nqbp. com. au

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