Advanced Civil – Girraween

GMS was engaged to install 1.7km of DN150 PVC water main infrastructure across two adjoining rural subdivisions in Girraween, delivering water services to 29 new lots. The project was completed to Power and Water Corporation (PWC) specifications and included the installation of 8 in-ground hydrants, 2 scouring valves, 2 DN150 DICL road crossings, and 8 DN25 copper road crossings.

Project Snapshot

Excavation site with pipes and construction materials.

Project Overview

The works required engineered solutions for two open uncovered drain (OUD) crossings, incorporating vertical bends, flange-to-flange pipe sections, and custom thrust and anchor blocks. All trenching was completed to the required modified compaction standards.

GMS provided design input to eliminate a Gibault fitting, reducing system weak points and improving long-term reliability. A custom lot plan was developed to ensure traceability, and ITPs were used throughout to verify compliance with both PWC and engineering specifications. Works were carried out through the wet season, resulting in some delays shared across all trades on site. Despite these conditions, the project was delivered with zero safety incidents, with daily pre-starts completed across all machinery to ensure safe and efficient operations.

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Client Testimonial

❝ Gold Medal Services delivered beyond our expectations. The quality of work has been outstanding, and we’ve had no issues with the plumbing or civil infrastructure since the project’s completion. We are confident that Gold Medal Services work will stand the test of time for many years to come. ❞
Rick Grant
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