Our market leading team members worked on the Waipipi project which had some unique features in regard to the site being coastal with flat topography but weak ground conditions requiring a range of ground improvements.

Our market leading team members worked on the Mill Creek project which had some unique features in regard to the site access, where a temporary access road was constructed through the Spicer Forrest and the local roading network being significantly upgraded.

Our market leading team members worked on the WestWind project which was on the next level for large scale wind farms developed in New Zealand and was connected to the national Transpower grid. The site has some of the best wind resource in the world and the CBOP scope was was inclusive of mining and manufacturing the roading and concrete aggregates on site. A unique factor was developing the temporary wharf access for the component delivery and also working adjacent to the critical Transpower infrastructure in Cable Bay.

Our market leading team members worked on the T3 project which was similar in scale to Te Apiti but with the next generation turbines with increased capacity to 3mw. The project was unique in regard to building new capacity within an operational wind farm.

Our market leading team members worked on the Te Apiti project which was the first large scale wind farm in New Zealand and was connected to the national Transpower grid. The site on the Ruahine Range adjacent to the Manawatu Gorge was challenging and was impacted by a significant flood event which took out the main site access on the Saddle Road. The project set the standard for large scale wind farm construction in New Zealand.

Our team members worked on the Tararua T1 & T2 project which was located across the top of the Tararua ranges adjacent to the Manawatu Gorge where 48 and subsequently 55 V47 turbines were installed. This was the first wind farm of scale in New Zealand.