Site Infrastructure and Building Utilities
Infrastructure works prepare a site to support buildings and essential services. Depending on the project, the scope may include ground preparation, trenches, utilities routes, water and drainage connections, and related civil works
Planning Underground Services
Site Surveys and Existing Utilities
Before excavation, the project team must identify known services, approved drawings, access conditions and coordination requirements with responsible authorities
Service Route Coordination
Water, drainage, electrical and communications routes should be coordinated to minimise clashes and unplanned excavation. Material and installation methods depend on site conditions and specification requirements
Inspection and Backfilling
Required tests and inspections should be completed and documented before concealed works are covered or trenches are backfilled. As-built drawings support future maintenance and expansion
What Influences Infrastructure Costs?
Ground conditions, trench depth, lengths of pipes and conduits, reinstatement requirements, access and project standards all influence pricing. Reliable estimates require drawings and quantities rather than photographs alone
Frequently Asked Questions
Does infrastructure include underground water networks?
It can, depending on the contract and drawings, and often interfaces with building plumbing systems
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