Project Description

Services:

Client:

Lyttelton Port Company

Project Value:

$10 million

Lyttelton Port is the major bulk fuel terminal for the South Island, importing over a million tonnes of bulk fuel (petroleum, LPG, methanol and bitumen) each year.  The oil berth project aims to provide a resilient structure to service the 117 bulk fuel vessels that visit the Port each year.  Through structural strengthening and refurbishment it is hoped to prolong the life of the structure by a further 15 years.

Works included:

  • Retaining Wall Repair and Replacement
  • Scour Protection
  • Deck Substructure Stringer / Capping Beam repairs
  • Deck Substructure connection replacement
  • Bollard beam repairs
  • New Lighting, Substation Upgrades
  • Deck Joint Repairs
  • Lines Platform Repairs
  • Western Mole Structural Strengthening
  • Pavement upgrades
  • Pile jackets

We have been involved in providing estimates for various options ranging from upgrades to the existing structure through to a completely new build.  We also provided full post-contract quantity surveying services.