Glenzeil Pty Ltd have been appointed by project managers, Global Management Corporation, to construct a brand new office/warehouse facility for a National industrial irrigation and agriculture company, Nelson Irrigation Corporation of Australia Pty Ltd, in the thriving Seventeen Mile Rocks industrial estate.
This is a green field site ready for construction to start. Site works will commence with the installation of concrete tilt-up panel's, cast onsite and lifted into position as the warehouse perimeter walls. This will be followed by the erection of the structural steel roof beams and metal roofing. Attached to the warehouse is a 2 story suspended slab office block that consists of secure undercover carparking on ground level with offices and meeting rooms on the upper level. There is also provision for a roof deck for display workshops of their irrigation products. The electrical & mechanical services are design and construct by Glenzeil and our subcontractors, to ensure that the project meets BCA requirements. Minor external works are required with an external carpark and gardens.
The contract starts early February 2012 and with a 24 week construction programme, completion will be achieved at the end of July 2012.
This is a green field site ready for construction to start. Site works will commence with the installation of concrete tilt-up panel's, cast onsite and lifted into position as the warehouse perimeter walls. This will be followed by the erection of the structural steel roof beams and metal roofing. Attached to the warehouse is a 2 story suspended slab office block that consists of secure undercover carparking on ground level with offices and meeting rooms on the upper level. There is also provision for a roof deck for display workshops of their irrigation products. The electrical & mechanical services are design and construct by Glenzeil and our subcontractors, to ensure that the project meets BCA requirements. Minor external works are required with an external carpark and gardens.
The contract starts early February 2012 and with a 24 week construction programme, completion will be achieved at the end of July 2012.
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