OAKLANDS RAIL UPGRADE

Project Value: $174 Million

Electrical Cost: $2.3 Million

Project Time: 6 Months

A newly built rail and road grade separation at Oaklands Park to improve travel times and reduce travel time variability for vehicles utilising the crossing (including commuters, business and freight). The project was designed to improve safety and access for pedestrians and cyclists with a new pedestrian bridge, pathways and activated crossings. The project has been delivered by the PTP Alliance, with joint funding from the Australian, State and Local governments.

General Description of Work:

Installation of new switchboards, isolation transformer and earthing system and high voltage rail earthing system.
Intelligent Dali control lighting system to report back top DPTI head office.
Energy efficient lighting control systems, to respond to the clients requirements at a moments notice.
Supply and installation of all specified and compliant light poles, light fittings and all electrical materials.
Supply and install station, forecourt and share path lighting under and on top of Morphett bridge through a sophisticated wiring system to maintain safe lighting levels during an emergency.
Supply and install of UPS emergency lighting system throughout the station and shared paths.
The supply and installation of supply and install of UPS emergency lighting system throughout the station and shared paths.

Dual SAPN power supplies to hydraulic services pumps with energy monitoring, automatic transfer switches, and the ability to attached a back up generator.
Installation of complete building security and smoke detection system as specified and the required power supply supplying sophisticated real time energy monitoring and lighting control configuration and commissioning by South Australian switchboard manufacturer BEswitchcraft.

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