Walk Trail Construction in Cable Beach Torndirrup National Park

Overview The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is seeking the services of a suitably qualified supplier to construct a new walking trail connecting The Gap and the Cable Beach Lighthouse Precinct within Torndirrup National Park, Albany. The project involves the construction of approximately 600 metres of Class 3 sustainable walking trail, including trail formation, Bremer Bay limestone surfacing, drainage treatments, granite paving, granite step construction and associated site rehabilitation works. Scope The Scope of Works includes all labour, materials, plant, equipment, supervision, management and incidentals necessary to complete the Works described in the Contract Drawings, Specifications, Bill of Quantities and associated Contract Documents. The new trail must be constructed in accordance with Attachment A, Detailed Design, The Gap to Light House Trail, and the specifications herein and attached. The scope of works generally includes, but is not limited to, the following: Preliminaries Attendance at start-up and project coordination meetings Compliance with statutory and DBCA requirements Site inspections and pre-construction walkthrough with the Principal Mobilisation and establishment of the construction site Management of site including erosion, dust and overspill protection measures Provision and maintenance of all site facilities, amenities, plant and equipment required to complete the works Site security, public safety management and maintenance of pedestrian access arrangements Site clean-up, dismantling of temporary works and demobilisation Preparation and submission of as-constructed documentation and handover information Vegetation Clearing, Grubbing and Trail Formation Coordination with Aboriginal monitors, engaged by the Principal, during ground-disturbing activities Adherence to the dieback management plan Vegetation clearing, grubbing and site preparation within approved disturbance limits Full removal of all vegetation roots within the alignment, not cut off at ground level Foundation preparation and trail formation works Installation of all drainage elements and requirements Rock Steps and Crazy Paving Coordination with Aboriginal Knowledge Holders, engaged by the Principal, for the identification and approval of rocks suitable for collection and use in trail construction, with rock collection strictly limited to rocks from the trail footprint and adjacent area approved by Aboriginal Knowledge Holders Collection, transport and installation of Principal-supplied rock materials from a nearby DBCA depot, within approximately 5 km of the site, as directed, if site-sourced rock is insufficient to complete the works Construction of granite rock steps Construction of granite crazy paving sections Trail Surfacing Supply, placement and compaction of Bremer Bay limestone trail surfacing Construction of drainage infrastructure and erosion control measures as detailed on the drawings and as required to achieve a durable, functional and sustainable trail Rehabilitation of trail edges and all disturbed areas adjacent to the works Tender Briefing and Site Inspection A site visit will be held at the site in Torndirrup National Park, Albany. A non-mandatory site briefing can be arranged, by appointment, by contacting Jarred Pedro on 0448 783 328 or at jarred.pedro@dbca.wa.gov.au. Enquiries Enquiries Contact: Gillian Hill Phone: (08) 92199344 Email: gill.hill@dbca.wa.gov.au Technical Contact: Jarred Pedro, Superintendent Mobile: 0448783328 Email: jarred.pedro@dbca.wa.gov.au