Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• All trades inducted; site protocols and emergency procedures communicated.

• Electrical pre-lay works ongoing, with updated pricing received in line with revised drawings.

• Cabinetry can now start to be manufactured,

  • CEO’s Vanity has been installed

  • Kitchenette in the office due to be installed 28th of May

• Appliances have been ordered

• Epoxy flooring contractors have been on site over the past week and have completed Stage 1 works, including all refrigeration panel areas.

  • Epoxy flooring installation has progressed well, and the completed areas are presenting to a high standard.

• Condenser units have been delivered and have now been lifted onto roof.

• Additional mezzanines flooring has been completed.

  • Gyprock installation Studd walls and frame works have started in the additional Mez we are about 80% complete

  • Air conditioning installation has been completed, waiting on Ceiling to be installed

• Updated cost to complete has been provided to Kraig

• Renovation works to the three additional staff bathrooms have now commenced.

  • Demolition works to all bathroom areas have been completed.

  • Plumbing pre-lay works are currently underway.

  • Locations for all hot water systems have now been finalised and completed.

  • Tiles have been delivered and Tiler booked for 15 June

• Assessment of the building stairs and access requirements has now been completed.

  • Findings indicate that the staircase to one of the buildings will lneed demolished and rebuilt

• Site levels and height assessments for the loading dock and crossover have now been completed. Existing power, Telstra, and gas services have been identified running through the crossover area. Current assessment drawings indicate that these services are approximately 1.5m deep. Based on current site assessments, it appears that only approximately 500mm of excavation may be required, which could eliminate the need to disconnect existing services and provide a significant time saving to the programme. Radar surveyors have also been engaged to undertake detailed service locating and depth verification at 500mm intervals across the crossover to minimise risk during excavation works.

• The client has requested alternative access control and security consultants for the project. An additional consultant has now been engaged, and multiple site meetings have been held to review the existing plans, layouts, and project requirements. We are currently awaiting updated pricing and recommendations, which are expected to be received within the next two weeks. This is causing delays to being able to complete the CEO’s Mez

• Lift Shaft has not been cut out for CEO’s Mez.

• Steel has been ordered for Lift shaft and Staircase. To go into the CEO’s Mez, due to be installed 29th May

• Bitumen along perimeter of concrete driveway has been removed

• Grout injection has been completed along perimeter of driveway.

• Earthworks to commence 2nd of June

  • Driveway to be pulled up,

  • Soak wells have been ordered and will put installed in the next 3 weeks

• Western power has de powered site.

  • Generator and fuel supply tank is on site powering cold room containers.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Awaiting critical design and documentation including:

  • Access control details (currently delaying finishing to CEO’s Mez)

  • Substation building design

• Ongoing incomplete and delayed documentation is impacting:

  • Programme certainty

  • Cost-to-complete accuracy

• Still awaiting final structural and updated architectural drawings for the remaining Lots.

• Ongoing uncertainty surrounding Western Power requirements, combined with limited communication and the lack of confirmed plans/documentation, continues to create significant programming challenges. This uncertainty is impacting our ability to effectively plan, coordinate, and schedule upcoming construction activities, with the potential to cause delays to the overall programme.

• As the project has progressed, a number of changes, design developments, and unforeseen complexities have arisen. These have naturally impacted both the project programme and overall budget. As a result, the original timeline will require review and adjustment, and the associated cost implications will need to be addressed to accurately reflect the current project scope and delivery requirements.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• All trades inducted; site protocols and emergency procedures communicated.

• Electrical pre-lay works ongoing, with updated pricing received in line with revised drawings.

• Cabinetry can now start to be manufactured

• Appliances have been ordered

• Epoxy flooring contractors have been on site over the past week and a half and have completed Stage 1 works, including all refrigeration panel areas.

  • Epoxy flooring installation has progressed well, and the completed areas are presenting to a high standard.

• Met on site with the structural engineer and Brett from Arcus to review roof plant locations.

  • Condenser unit locations have now been marked out within the roof space for structural assessment purposes.

  • Jason is currently completing the structural assessment and preparing the required drawings/details for installation.

  • Arcus is ready to proceed with installation of the rooftop condensers once final structural approval and drawings are issued.

• Additional mezzanines flooring has been completed.

  • Gyprock installation Studd walls and frame works have started in the additional Mez

  • Air conditioning shop drawings have now been reviewed and signed off by the engineers.

  • Air conditioning installation has been scheduled to commence following completion of gyprocking works and ceiling framework installation.

• Updated cost to complete has been provided to Kraig

• Renovation works to the three additional staff bathrooms have now commenced.

  • Demolition works to all bathroom areas have been completed.

  • Plumbing pre-lay works are currently underway.

  • Locations for all hot water systems have now been finalised and completed.

• Assessment of the building stairs and access requirements has now been completed.

  • Findings indicate that the staircase to one of the buildings will likely need to be widened to meet access requirements.

  • Current investigations are focused on determining whether the existing staircase can be extended/modified rather than fully demolished and replaced.

  • Further discussions and assessment are ongoing to determine the most practical and cost-effective solution.

• Site levels and height assessments for the loading dock and crossover have now been completed. Existing power, Telstra, and gas services have been identified running through the crossover area. Current assessment drawings indicate that these services are approximately 1.5m deep. Based on current site assessments, it appears that only approximately 500mm of excavation may be required, which could eliminate the need to disconnect existing services and provide a significant time saving to the programme. Radar surveyors have also been engaged to undertake detailed service locating and depth verification at 500mm intervals across the crossover to minimise risk during excavation works.

• The client has requested alternative access control and security consultants for the project. An additional consultant has now been engaged, and multiple site meetings have been held to review the existing plans, layouts, and project requirements. We are currently awaiting updated pricing and recommendations, which are expected to be received within the next two weeks.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Awaiting critical design and documentation including:

• Access control details

• Power- Western power instillation schedule etc

• Structural drawings ( weight of Plant on roof )

• Substation building design

• Electrical and lift documentation

• Ongoing incomplete and delayed documentation is impacting:

• Programme certainty

• Cost-to-complete accuracy

• Still awaiting final structural and updated architectural drawings.

• Ongoing uncertainty surrounding Western Power requirements, combined with limited communication and the lack of confirmed plans/documentation, continues to create significant programming challenges. This uncertainty is impacting our ability to effectively plan, coordinate, and schedule upcoming construction activities, with the potential to cause delays to the overall programme.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• All trades inducted; site protocols and emergency procedures communicated.

• Arcus has completed their refrigeration panels as well as installed several internal condensers.

• Epoxy flooring and screed works are scheduled to commence Tuesday and are expected to take approximately two weeks.

• Copper pipework installation has completed

• Electrical pre-lay works ongoing, with updated pricing received in line with revised drawings.

• Met with concreter and mechanical contractor to obtain updated quotations.

• Tiling contractor has completed bathroom

• Cabinetry can now start to be manufactured

• Appliances have been ordered

• The air-conditioning contractor has completed drawings and is awaiting installation.

• Additional mezzanines have been completed, with flooring scheduled for completion early next week.

• Gyprock installation is scheduled to commence Wednesday.

• Updated cost to complete has been provided to Kraig

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Awaiting critical design and documentation including:

• Access control details

• Structural drawings ( weight of Plant on roof )

• Substation building design

• Electrical and lift documentation

• Ongoing incomplete and delayed documentation is impacting:

• Programme certainty

• Cost-to-complete accuracy

• Still awaiting final structural and updated architectural drawings.

• Western Power currently providing provisional power only, posing a potential constraint to upcoming works.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• All trades inducted; site protocols and emergency procedures communicated.

• Arcus have completed approximately 50% of freezer panel installation.

• Copper pipework installation has commenced.

• Electrical pre-lay works ongoing, with updated pricing received in line with revised drawings.

• Met with concreter and mechanical contractor to obtain updated quotations.

• Core holes completed.

• All internal concrete formed and poured.

• North Star Security have decommissioned existing system; design underway for replacement system.

• Ceiling works: tiled ceilings removed, new ceiling grid installed, bathrooms completed.

• Tiling contractor has commenced waterproofing works.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Awaiting critical design and documentation including:

  • Access control details

  • Structural drawings ( weight of Plant on roof )

  • Substation building design

  • Electrical and lift documentation

• Ongoing incomplete and delayed documentation is impacting:

  • Programme certainty

  • Cost-to-complete accuracy

• Still awaiting final structural and updated architectural drawings.

• Western Power currently providing provisional power only, posing a potential constraint to upcoming works.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Inducted all trades to site and ensured they are aware of all emergency procedures and site protocols.

• Arcus has commenced installation of the refrigeration panels for the freezer.

• Electrical pre-lay works have continued throughout the building, and updated quotes have been received to align with plan revisions.

• Measured up and marked out electrical points in CEO’s Mez for Kitchen and Wardrobes

• Arranged installation of part of the mezzanine floor in 110B to allow refrigeration pipework to be run.

• Scheduled the core hole contractor to attend site and complete penetrations required for pipework.

• Concrete is scheduled to be poured on Saturday beneath the CEO’s mezzanine in 110A, as well as part of 110B.

• Met with Chris Steel from Specialised Building Solutions and am awaiting further information to progress a number of items.

• Met with Northstar Security to review the scope of works and am currently awaiting their detailed plan and quotation.

• Received all required Gyprock quotes for the extensions.

• Continued development of detailed scopes of work across Lots 110A and 110B.

• Met with Gate contractor, walked through the scope of work waiting on quote.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Awaiting further information relating to access control, structural drawings for footings and retaining walls, substation building details, electrical, lifts and other key design elements.

• Incomplete documentation and delayed decisions will inevitably impact project commencement and completion.

• This is also limiting the ability to finalise an accurate cost-to-complete.

• Still awaiting completed hydraulic, structural, mechanical and updated architectural drawings.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Continued progress with putting together a scope of works over the 3 areas that comprise Lot 110- Grahams Mez, IT office and Hall and Prior operations

• Continued progress with pricing, I have met with several contractors out on site to quote on the job.

• However, we are still waiting on Hydraulic, structural, and Mechanical plans including updated Architectural plans.

TO COME

• Materials for Grahams bathroom have begun to arrive i.e. Tiles and bathroom fixtures.

• Nikolas has started inventorying all signage and safety equipment on site. We've identified signage placements and established a site office. Next week, he will return to complete the site safety setup.

• We expect to receive the hydraulic drawings early next week. Once received, our plumbing team can complete their quotes, and we can develop a more defined scope and timeline.

Provided by Site Supervisor Greg Dowse

• Incomplete plans will inevitably cause delays in both the start and completion of the project.

• We are awaiting clarification on multiple cost-related items, which impacts the availability of appliances, materials, and equipment.

• Highly complex Hydraulic and Electrical program