The Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) commissioned Byrne Consultants to undertake safety inspections of road shoulders and road infrastructure such as guardrail and culverts on 10 sites across Northern Territory (360 kms of road). This included preparing estimates, design documentation and tender documents for each site to allow the construction upgrade of road shoulder projects by various treatments. These projects formed part of the National Road Safety Program to provide life-saving road safety treatments and increase protection for vulnerable road users.
Byrne Consultants were engaged to undertake the following scope of works: • Undertake road asset inspections on all major highways across the Northern Territory. • Undertake road safety assessment and determine remedial works required. • Implementation of required traffic control measures during inspections. • Provision of specially equipped vehicles for inspections. • Asset and defect logging including GPS location. • Prepare design solutions, quantities, estimates and contract documentation and RFT’s.
Byrne Consultants successfully demonstrated a thorough understanding of road safety standards throughout the project along with the proven ability to successfully undertake pavement and roadside asset inspection and assessment, with detailed data logging of road networks. Byrne Consultants delivered a report that provides detailed information on the risk assessment and scoping documentation for road shoulder upgrades.
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
The NT Subdivision Development Guidelines are a Northern Territory Government initiative to consolidate and standardise subdivision design and construction requirements across all localities within the Northern Territory.
Brownfield housing developments require site servicing plans to detail utility connections to the lot and for civil set out. This project involves the design and documentation of site servicing and civil layout plans for remote infill lot developments across the Northern Territory to support the Remote Housing Program.