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FORSYTH BARR STADIUM, UNIVERSITY PLAZA

Forsyth Barr Stadium, University Plaza

New Construction Subcontracts Announced

Six new construction subcontracts for the Forsyth Barr Stadium at University Plaza were announced today, part of the second round of tenders. Stadium Trust Development Director Darren Burden says the new subcontracts were approved by the Trust, following independent advice from project manager Arrow International and quantity surveyor Rawlinsons.

The new contracts cover excavation (Fulton Hogan Dunedin), structural steel (GraysonEngineering), craneage (Daniel Smith Industries), precast bleachers (Concretec), precast flooring (Fulton Hogan Dunedin and Stahlton) and reinforcing steel (Fletcher Reinforcing Dunedin). Demolition and piling work subcontracts have already been let to Hall Bros Limited and DanielSmith Industries respectively. Further subcontracts will be confirmed as construction progresses,including the subcontracts for concrete cast on site, cladding and building services. 

Fulton Hogan Dunedin’s contract for excavation involves levelling the site by cutting and fillingmaterial, digging the foundations and removing surplus fill from the site. A total of approximately 22,000 cubic metres of fill will be excavated during construction. 

Grayson Engineering will fabricate the large-scale steelwork used in the main roof trusses, columns and arches and in the roofs of the East and West Stands. Structural steel is used for itshigh-strength, lightweight and durable properties. The main roof arches will span 105 metresover the main pitch supported by the main roof truss on the South Stand which is 130 metres long. A total of 3,200 tonnes of structural steel will be used in the Stadium. 

Daniel Smith Industries will supply and operate fixed and mobile cranes including erecting theroofing superstructure and placing precast concrete slabs in position. The most significant lift will be the main truss and columns of the edge of the South Stand which support the main roof arches which span the pitch. 

Concretec will make the precast concrete bleachers – slabs of tiered precast concrete which arehoisted into place on sloped raker beams to create the seating areas on the North and South Stands. Concretec will manufacture the 524 bleachers at its Oamaru plant, using a total of 1,840cubic metres of concrete. 

Fulton Hogan Dunedin / Stahlton will make the precast flooring for the floors in the North andSouth Stands above ground level, including the main concourse on level two of the South Stand. A total of approximately 1,000 flooring units will go into making 11,343 square metres of floorarea using 1,500 cubic metres of concrete. 

Fletcher Reinforcing Dunedin will supply all cut and bent reinforcing steel used in concretepoured on-site. All of the 2,000 tonnes of steel is produced in New Zealand by Pacific Steel. Construction of the Forsyth Barr Stadium at University Plaza began in May this year and the project is on budget and track for completion by August 2011. To date 320 people have been inducted to the site, and more than 600 jobs are expected to be created during the two year building process.

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Forsyth Barr Stadium at University Plaza, Dunedin
FORSYTH BARR STADIUM AT UNIVERSITY PLAZA, DUNEDIN

Arrow International's Major Projects division is project managing the design and construction of this multi-purpose, multi-million dollar rectangular stadium. The Logan Park precinct location of this stadium adds a new social hub for Dunedin and links the University to the City.

The stadium has an opening date of August 2011, and will host three matches of the 2011 Rugby World Cup.


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