Major Project Work

Client: Manukau City Council/Flowerdays Enterprises Ltd
Project: Great South Road Stormwater Crossing Upgrade
Dates: December 2009 – 2010

Manukau City Council and Flowerdays enterprises combined together to complete a Stormwater crossing upgrade across Great South Road Manukau. Not having Traffic Management resources to complete the works, they approached Temporary Traffic Control Ltd to see if we could help. Our response was "yes we can", and we began our working relationship with Manukau City Council. Great South Road being the heavy Haulage route posed many issues for our design team but the project is finished and has been a success with no delays to motorists or the Heavy Haulage teams that constantly use the road.

Client: Transfield Services Limited
Project: Various
Dates: 2005 – to date

Transfield Services Limited located at the Silverdale branch; currently hold the maintenance contract for the State Highways from Albany to Wellsford. Being New Zealand Transport Agency's representatives, they require a very high standard of TTM. When they are unable to fulfill their requirements in house, their preferred contractor to provide them with their needs, is TTC. For over 6 years and continuing, TTC has been able to assist Transfield in all various TTM needs so they can keep the Highways safe for all to use.

Client: DCN Drilling Ltd
Project: Hunua No 4 Water Transfer Pipeline Lay line Testing
Dates: July 2009 – November 2009

Hunua No 4 project is expected to deliver Auckland with enough water for the next 100 years. The extent of the project is proposed to be approximately 39km long, stretching from Flat Bush in Manukau to Green Lane in Auckland City. With numerous possible routes for the proposed pipe line yet to be decided, a comprehensive study needed to be undertaken to establish plausible lay lines.

DCN Drilling was awarded the contract to provide the bore hole testing and piezometer installations. Dave, from DCN, had engaged a previous Traffic Management contractor to assist him with the project, but it was soon determined the contractor was unable to help him out. Manukau City Council contacted TTC and asked us if we could assist Dave in anyway. Within a week Dave was back on the road and heading quickly to completion of his contract. TTC were more than happy to assist Dave and together we completed the work, and the information being provided from the testing and Piezometers is being gathered and collated.

Client: Northpower Limited
Project: Clendon to Great South Road Substations 33KVa Install
Dates: June 2009 – November 2009

Vector engaged Northpower to complete a new 33KVa cable and duct upgrade to run the length of Roscommon Road from Clendon Substation to the new State Highway 20 project continuing down Cavendish Drive to Great South Road Substation. Northpower, unable to provide resources of their own, engaged Temporary Traffic Control Ltd to supply them with the traffic management needed to complete their contract. On a tight time scale, works were scheduled to be almost continuous from night and day up to 6 days a week only breaking the cycle for peak hour traffic until the project was completed. Northpower, with the help from TTC and their other subcontractors successfully completed the upgrade installation without incidents.

Temporary Traffic Control Ltd is now Northpower's preferred Traffic Management contractors.

Client: Northern Gateway Alliance
Project: Northern Gateway Motorway Extension
Dates: 2004 – April 2009

The Northern Gateway Toll Road ALPURT B2 was undertaken by The Northern Gateway Alliance (NGA) in December 2004. After a short time, TTC was engaged to supply NGA with all of their TTM needs. The majority of the project was on private land, but two keys areas remained within the public eye at all times - Grand Drive, State Highway 1A, and Johnstones Hill, State Highway 1N, The start and finish points for the proposed new alignment, with Johnstones Hill and the Tunnels were the more challenging area of the two but neither of them being less important than the other or the rest of the project. As it was the main link roads to Northland, a lot of restriction was applied to the construction from Transit New Zealand, with the majority of work needed on the roads done during the night to reduce impact and delay to the road user. Before the opening, extensive works were needed on the approach alignments to the project, with numerous motorway closures, to ensure safe transitions for the public on opening night. TTC had great pleasure in opening the motorway to the public on opening night.

Client: Infrastructure New Zealand Ltd
Project: Emergency Phone Installation
Dates: May 2008 – June 2008

After the opening of the New State Highway 18 Motorway in April 2008, Transit New Zealand required that emergency phones be installed the length of the road at 700m intervals in both directions. Infrastructure New Zealand contacted TTC to see if we were able to assist them installing the phones, by providing the necessary Traffic Management to keep their personnel safe on site, as well as the public passing by.
TTC assisted Infrastructure New Zealand with Traffic Management, and together we were able to complete the installation of the phones with no delay or incident to the project or the general public.

Client: John Filmore Contracting Limited
Project: Onehunga Harbour Road Cycle Way
Dates: April – June 2008

Client: Opie Contractors Limited
Project: Silverdale Parkway and Mahurangi East Road
Dates: March – April 2008

Client: Fulton Hogan Limited
Project: Old Albany Township Beautification
Dates: 2005-2006

Fulton Hogan were the contractors, contracted to change Old Albany Township from the old out of date look into the new look of today.
At the time, with their limited amount of resources available, they asked TTC to provide them with Traffic Management. Again as before with the road traveling through the center being a State Highway, Transit required a high level of TTM which TTC was more than able to provide and again there was minimal disruption to the road user and also the businesses within the affected area.