INFRASTRUCTURE PTY LTD - Contract/ Tender No. 100177 - Ace Contractors Group Pty Ltd www.acecon.com.au
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Contract/ Tender No. 100177
INFRASTRUCTURE
PTY LTD
Ace Contractors
Group Pty Ltd
www.acecon.com.au
ACE CONTRACTORS GROUP
PTY LTD
Ace Contractors Group is a collection of companies providing
a diverse portfolio of services to clients since 1971. These
services include civil, infrastructure, landscaping, electrical,
environmental, equipment and water. We have the ability to
combine our services to offer our clients an integrated service
that mitigates interface risks.
Infrastructure Pty Ltd
Design and construction of works for
statutory authorities such as VicRoads, V/
Line, PTV, VicTrack, councils and Department
of Defence. Infrastructure projects include
roads, bridges, shared paths, public open Seven Specialist
spaces, and bus/tram/rail infrastructure. Divisions
Landscape Services Pty Ltd
Construction and maintenance of major
landscape projects, including commercial
developments, municipal parks and gardens,
sporting facilities, streetscapes and plazas,
and landscape works associated with public
infrastructure.
Electrical Infrastructure Pty Ltd
Design, manufacture, installation, servicing
and commissioning of switchboards, which
Environmental Services Pty Ltd includes motor control centres, high voltage
Operation of waste transfer stations, active switchboards, substations, PLC, control
landfill disposal sites, and resource recovery and SCADA systems. They also support
facilities, landfill cell and leachate pond other ACE companies with general electrical
development, soil remediation, asbestos works and public lighting.
removal, and general environmental services
to residential, industrial, municipal and
commercial customers.
Water Services Pty Ltd
Design, manufacture and construction of
water and wastewater infrastructure for
Civil Services Pty Ltd water authorities. Works include pump
Earthworks and civil services are associated stations, treatment facilities, water storage,
with the construction of major roads, channels, regulators, and meters.
significant commercial and industrial
developments, schools, universities,
hospitals, defence sites, and correctional
facilities, for example. ACE’s scope is
delivered via subcontract to construction Equipment Services Pty Ltd
companies due to the large scale of the Hire of construction plant and equipment.
projects. Scope elements include, but are ACE Contractors Group has a modern fleet
not limited to earthworks, roads, footpaths, of GPS/LPS controlled earthmoving plant
drainage, car parks and lighting. (excavators, dozers and graders).
ACE INFRASTRUCTURE PTY LTD
Since its inception in 2008, ACE Infrastructure has delivered
a diverse range of infrastructure projects to clients in both
the public and private sectors including:
XX Vicroads XX Melbourne University
XX V/Line XX Monash University
XX Victrack XX Greater Metropolitan
XX MTM Cemeteries Trust (GMCT)
XX Department of Defence XX City and Shire Councils
XX Deakin University XX Private and Property
Developers
XX Latrobe University
ACE’s extensive experience and capability includes:
XXRoads, intersections and signalisation
XXBridgework and structures (including strengthening and foundations)
XXRail Infrastructure (crossings, stations, platform extensions, bridges,
carparks, embankment stabilisation)
XXPavements (carparks, roads, ports, logistics, airports)
XXRecreational and community spaces
XXWater and drainage infrastructure
XXBulk earthworks
XXNoise and retaining walls
XXSafety barrier systems and highway finishing works
With an experienced team of project managers, engineers and supervisors capable of executing
a variety of construction projects, ACE Infrastructure’s contribution to services in the public
domain has a national reach. More recently, our capability to deliver technical infrastructure has
been a recognised strength in the marketplace. We continue to focus on being the contractor of
choice for road, bridge, and rail infrastructure.
The variety and complexity of projects completed by ACE continues to grow. It is a testament to
the team’s capabilities, their projects, and the continued trust and confidence our clients have
shown in us to deliver.
ACE has a fully equipped plant and equipment workshop serviced by qualified tradespeople.
We can source quality plant and equipment to meet specific project demands as a result of our
longstanding relationships with equipment suppliers around the country.
In further support of quality outcomes, ACE Infrastructure can draw on the Group’s wide
variety of survey and machine control options to cater for specific projects needs. Our in-house
expertise in the fields of civil design, survey and machine control management gives ACE the
capability and confidence to tackle even the most technically complex projects to the tightest
tolerances.
ACE uses Tokara software on projects, allowing office based engineers to view live streaming
of the GPS controlled equipment operation in the field. This software enables staff to see
progress on-site remotely. It also helps to troubleshoot issues, update computer models,
produce as-built drawings and cut/fill reports in real-time without stopping the machines
progress on-site. As a result, this improves safety and quality, the accuracy of reporting,
work efficiency and time management.
‘Ace Infrastructure have been excellent to work with.
We have been impressed by their project management,
professionalism, consultative approach, and attention to detail.
-Chris Rhoden, VicRoads
IN SAFE HANDS
ACE works within a highly regulated environment, meeting
international and national standards. Additionally most clients
have their own stringent specifications and requirements that
ACE must meet. ACE is compliant with the Building Code
2016 and Fair Work Act 2009. We are members of the Master
Builders Association, the Civil Contractors Federation and
Landscaping Victoria.
ACE Infrastructure has VicRoads prequalification for civil (road and bridge) construction
(R4, B3, TGS and TMP) to financial level F75, for projects up to the value of $75M. We have
reciprocal prequalification in most states (Vic, NSW, ACT, Qld, SA and WA) under the national
prequalification system.
We have an integrated management system accredited to the following standards:
XXAustralian Government Building and Construction WHS Accreditation Scheme,
accredited by the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner
XXOccupational Health and Safety Management (AS/NZS 4801)
XXEnvironmental Management (ISO 14001)
XXQuality Management (ISO 9001)
These accreditations underpin our ability to tackle the most technically complex and
commercially demanding projects safely, to a high standard and with a strong level of project
management consistency.
WATER RESCUE
ROAD SPILL
SNAKE BITE
TRENCH
COLLAPSE
ELEC TRICAL
WHEN AN EMERGENCY OCCURS
STIKE
1 •
•
Deploy life ring
Maintain visual contact with employee
• Engage emergency siren
• Supervisor to become the incident controller
WHEN AN EMERGENCY OCCURS
•
1
Supervisor to assess if 000 is required to be called
• Sound siren
WHEN AN EMERGENCY OCCURS
1
• Deploy the life boat to rescue employee
• Emergency controller to notify Emergency Services
• Wrap employee in thermal blanket • Notify site supervisor
• Power down machinery
• Call 000 & send employee to front gate to guide emergency services
• Evacuate to playground on northern side of bridge
• Lie bite victim down and ask them to keep still and WHENclam AN EMERGENCY OCCURS
2
IF EMERGENCY SERVICES ARRIVE
• Inform emergency services of known information upon arrival
• Emergency services to resume control of patient with ACE •
soon as possible
Apply further bandages on affected
1
• If on a limb apply an elasticised roller bandage 10-15
limb starting
cm wide
• Cease
above
as immediately
all work
• Supervisor to be advised
the fingers/
emergency controller assisting on request WHEN HELP ARRIVES toes and moving as far up the limb as possible • Supervisor to become incident controller WHEN AN EMERGENCY OCCURS
2 • Apply
• Inform emergency services of known information
• Emergency services to resume control of patient
bandage
upon
• Immobilise
arrivalas tightly as possible to the limb
with ACEthe bandaged limb using splints
emergency controller assisting on request • Keep the patient lying down and completely immobilised
1
• Remove all non-essential personnel from area
• Notify supervisor
• If safe, secure trench against further collapse
• Try and break the power by moving the plant at least 8 meters from
the power source
KNOW YOUR SITE INFORMATION
2
• Document when the bite occurred, when the bandage was applied • If not possible stay in the vehicle until the power has been isolated
and if possible the bite location • Develop an exclusion zone around strike zone at least 8 meters from the strike
• What has been done so far to rescue victims
• How many victims are there • Call 000
• Where in the trench were they last seen • Contact the service provider
WHEN HELP ARRIVES
2
• Teamwork, Integrity, Caring, Excellence • What is the purpose of the trench • Stay calm maintain exclusion zone and remain in plant until service
• Inform emergency services of known information• upon How arrival
deep is the trench provider arrives
• Emergency services to resume control of patient •with
AreACE
there any services in the area or in the trench
IN THE EVENTOF FIRE AND EMERGENCY
2
emergency controller assisting on request
WHEN HELP ARRIVES EXIT IS REQUIRED
3
• Teamwork, Integrity, Caring, Excellence
• Jump clearupon
• Inform emergency services of known information ensuring that you do not make contact with the plant and the
arrival
ground at the same time
• Provide emergency services with all underground drawings
DBFYD, service locator, as built • When you jump ensure you land with your feet together and continue to jump/
shuffle with your feet together until minimum of 8 meters away from plant
• Teamwork, Integrity, Caring, Excellence • Emergency services to resume control•ofAvoid
site with ACE
contact with plant until power authority on site has given all clear
emergency controller assisting on request
• Do not enter the 8-meter zone until all clear
WHEN HELP ARRIVES
3
• Teamwork, Integrity, Caring, Excellence
• Inform emergency services of known information upon arrival
• Emergency services to resume control of site with ACE emergency
controller assisting on request
• Teamwork, Integrity, Caring, Excellence
Project Experience
BRIDGES
BRIDGE STRENGTHENING WORKS
HUME FREEWAY AND GOULBURN VALLEY HIGHWAY
VICROADS WESTERN REGION
ACE managed numerous subcontractors to deliver structural steel and carbon fibre
$ strengthening and associated works for nine bridges forming part of Australia’s
National Highway Network between Melbourne and Sydney. The projects aimed to
increase the capacity of the bridges, improve safety and prolong their service life for
5M the future.
Seven of the nine bridges used carbon fibre technologies supplied by BASF Australia.
Application of this type requires specialist techniques and expertise. ACE partnered
with Aeramix, an industry leader with proven experience in the application of these
types of materials.
$ of works for the contract included:
Scope
XXCarbon fibre strengthening
Seymour, XXRepair of nine bridges
Chiltern, XXManaged within and over sensitive waterways and floodways
Shepparton, XXPositioned on the two main highway routes between Melbourne and Sydney
VIC XXWorking at heights
EDUCATION
TAN TRACK/JOCK MARSHALL RESERVE NATURE WALK
MONASH UNIVERSITY
As a part of Monash University’s 15-year plan for their natural, historic Jock Marshall Reserve
$ Nature Walk, ACE was contracted to undertake the construction and installation of a modular
designed elevated timber boardwalk, along with landscaping works, including planting.
The elevated boardwalk provides safe access from Blackburn Road to the campus.
3.7M ACE also undertook remedial works, new paving and construction of a 2km running track,
with a 1km DDA compliant loop around the oval, featuring after-hours lighting, exercise
stations and drinking fountains.
$
Scope of works for the contract
included: XXPiling works
Clayton, XXDemolition XXDam wall works
VIC XXBulk earthworks XXRetaining wall construction
XXSteel structure with timber decking XXInstallation of furniture and signage
XXInsitu concrete works XXInstallation of fencing and balustrades
XXConduits and trenching works XXPlanting, mulching and grassing
XXPavement construction XXElectrical works
BRIDGES
PYKES CREEK BRIDGE STRENGTHENING
VICROADS SOUTH WESTERN REGION
This project involved 2 new cross-over pavements and one existing emergency cross-over to
$ be re-surfaced. Once the freeway was closed, works could start on the bridge and upgrades
of the Western Freeway bridge over Pykes Creek Reservoir on the Melbourne bound bridge.
3.5M ACE Infrastructure Pty Ltd had undertaken steelworks on the northern bridge across Pykes
Creek. The purpose of the works was to strengthen the existing structure, re-surface the
bridge deck, and re-open to traffic.
Delivery Challenges: Learnings:
$ traffic staging around tie in points
XXComplex XXArbitrary Laser scan of under-side of
requiring over 20 individual TMP’s bridge completed using new BM’s
Myrniong, XXLong lead time for steel manufacture XXScaffolding and pontoons were used
and shipping of TP components to access the under-side of bridge
VIC (normal scaffolding not practical)
XXSurvey challenging using total station,
no good PM’s or TBM
XXAs-built structure and water level drawings
were hand drawn in feet and inches from 1968
XXAt time of award, piers 2 and 3 steel were
under water, levels had to drop for installation
XXLocation of existing steel reinforcement was
difficult to pinpoint for dowel installations
ROADS
CALDER HIGHWAY & SPECIMEN HILL ROAD
INTERSECTION UPGRADE
VICROADS NORTHERN REGION
This project involved the construction and upgrade of a fully signalised intersection and
$ roadworks at the Calder Highway - Specimen Hill Road - Inglis Street intersection in Bendigo.
This also included the sealed entry ways on all side roads.
1.7M Delivery Challenges for this project included:
XXEffective traffic management was essential. Planning and implementation in the form of
staged construction allowed traffic movement to continue with minimal disruption, and
$ the safety of workers and pedestrians.
ensured
XXSafety was paramount and was particularly critical due to the need for night works.
Appropriate after care was provided.
Bendigo,
VIC
RAIL
VICTRACK CARPARKS
$
V/Line
Various,
VIC
Victrack had been commissioned by the Victorian Government to construct new car parking
spaces at various stations throughout the Victorian railway network Victrack engaged ACE to deliver
new car parking spaces at the following stations: Gisborne, Kyneton, Castlemaine, Kilmore East
and Wallan. Works included construction and extension of car parks, new pavements, kerbs,
footpaths, landscaping, CCTV and public lighting at a cost of $10m.
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF TALBOT RAILWAY STATION
$
V/Line
Talbot,
VIC
ACE Contractors Group designed, constructed and commissioned all necessary infrastructure
works to enable V/Line to commence passenger services from Talbot Station. The project required
amendments and expansion to the existing infrastructure to allow the passenger rail service
between Ballarat and Maryborough to stop at Talbot. ACE supported V/Line during various onsite
community consultation meetings.ACE INFRASTRUCTURE PTY LTD
11-13 Moncrief Road
Nunawading
Vic 3131
Ph: (03)94313944
Fax: (03)94313842
www.acecon.com.au
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