Question:
Hello

Do we need to formally register our interest to tender this project. We have selected the VendorPanel option to confirm we will tender

Regards

Answered on 21/May/2026 09:08 AM:


No

Question:
Moddex is nominated as the supplier of handrail system, but products specified for the handrails require a stainless-steel finish, which is out of their scope of work. Could you please confirm if a galvanised or powder-coated finish would be acceptable?

Answered on 21/May/2026 09:12 AM:


Galvanised and powder-coated finish would be acceptable

Question:
The roof specification currently nominates ARC Panel; however, we have recently found out that ARC Panel has gone into liquidation.

I reviewed the specification, which lists ARC Panel 125mm corrugated roof and corrugated ceiling panels. We have investigated similar products, such as InsulRoof; however, the contractors we contacted do not offer a corrugated finish on both sides — only on the roof side.

As the corrugated finish provides additional structural strength, it may be necessary to consider increasing the panel thickness if an alternative product is used.

Could you please advise an alternative supplier/product ?

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 05:58 PM:


Bondor Solarspan - 125mm. Top deck - High-rib trapezoidal profile. Bottom deck - VJ. Finish to match previous.

Question:
Hi Team

Can you please advise the internal wall, ceiling, and floor, finishes to the Demolition areas, to create the new entry. DM-01, DM-02, DM-03, DM-12

What services need to be isolated or diverted in this area?

Do you have photos?

Kind regards

Peter Stevens

A Dart & Co

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 05:57 PM:


1. DM:01 - Stud wall + linings. Power

2. DM:02 - brick veneer + internal linings + wet area fit out (grab rails etc). Potential services in wall

3. DM:02 - Vinyl flooring. Possibly played over tiles - TBC onsite

4. DM:12 - Carpet / vinyl flooring - to be confirmed by client

Question:
could you please issue the Geo report as it has not been attached with the tende documentation.

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 05:55 PM:


Updated

Question:
Could you please confirm as to whether the specification is correct where it is calling up for "Invisiguard screens" (Page 19 of the specification) to be installed to the balustrades. For longevity this wouldnt be the best product to install.

Answered on 27/May/2026 03:59 PM:


Yes, Invisiguard screens (Page 19 of the specification) to be installed to the balustrades.

Question:
RFI

What is the spec for the W1 light fitting,

Appears to be missing from the drawing

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 11:17 AM:


The W1 light fitting would be Gamma Maxi Pat, 28W, 4K C/W Electronic Control Gear.

Question:
The existing path structure surrounding the clubhouse is a type of stamped stencilcret. Th edocumentation states tha all concrete works is o be broom finished. Could you please confirm what we are to allow for as the specified finish will no match he exising finish.

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 11:17 AM:


Yes, documentation states that all concrete works is to be broom finished.

Question:
The existing pathway of which we are to dowel into is only a 100mm concrete stencilcrete path. Could you please confirm as to what we are supposed to dowel into as he existng structure adds no structural integrity.

Answered on 27/May/2026 03:56 PM:


Agree, do not allow for dowelling into existing 100mm concrete.

Question:
With teh documentation hat has been provided, could you please confim as to whether the Scenic Rim Council will be providing diocumentation through to construction issue, and as to whether they will be submitting he hydraulic plas to council. Please provide furher clarity in regards to what we ar eto allow for in regards to the services, structural, arhcitectural design.

Answered on 27/May/2026 03:43 PM:


Yes, Scenic Rim Council will be providing documentation through to Construction issue.

Yes, Scenic Rim Council will be submitting the hydraulic plans to Council for approval.

Question:
In regard sto the hydraulic an darchitectural drawings, the current drawngs have the hydraulic pipework being cutout in the new blockwork walls. With teh structural drawings detailing that the structural steel is to be cast into the the blockwork walls and also core filled (Block walls and also structural steel, th ewall will lose structural integrity by the cutting out of blocks and also the works to be performed to the reo bar in he block walls. It would be better suited if the block walls that have hydrualic works to be performed on are battened out and sheeted wih 9mm FC rather han what has been documented. Please advise as I am sure that someone will be chasing for a variation for these works.

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 11:14 AM:


The walls with a majority of the hydraulic services do not have columns nearby. Also, the lines appear to be mainly between 15 and 32mm diameter, these will not require very deep chasing into the blockwork and will miss reinforcement if the reo is installed centrally (as per the structural our drawings).

Wet areas have full height tiles, so chasing rather than concealing within blockwork is acceptable.

Question:
RFI

Where is the door hardware schedule?

There is a cover page for it, but not actual schedule.

Answered on 04/Jun/2026 12:51 PM:


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Question:
Could you please confirm whether the existing electrical pillar and power pole will be removed by the Client prior to commencement of works?

Answered on 03/Jun/2026 11:10 AM:


The Electrical pillar and power pole will not be removed, but the overhead power will be removed prior to commencement of works.

Question:
Could you please expand on your response to the removal of the Power Pole and existing electrical Pillar. On drawing #E002, it states that the existing power pole and MSB are out of the scope of works and are to be carried out under a separate contract. Given hat the MSB has already been installed, could you please confirm if Energex will be removing the powerpole and Electrical Pillar. Please also note that there are 2 x cables leading into the clubhouse from the said powerpole, of which we are led to believe that one of teh cables may be NBN. Please confirm that this is also being removed by others.

Answered on 04/Jun/2026 11:08 AM:


For project estimation purposes, no allowance is to be made for the removal of power poles or existing electrical pillars. These works will be undertaken by others.

Question:
In regards to the Electrical drawing E002, on the sie plan it shows a new 100mm conduit to be installed for the new amenity DB. Could you please confirm as to whether there has been any new conduit installed already of which may hav ebeen carried out when the new DB was installed. Reason being is that to put the conduit in we will need to cut up all of the new pathway that has been installed recently. It may be easier bringing the new submains for the new DB through the existing ceiling of the clubhouse rather than to remove all of teh new pathway (it would also be a cheaper alternative).

Answered on 04/Jun/2026 11:11 AM:


Agreed, the new submains for the new distribution board (DB) are to be routed through the existing clubhouse ceiling, rather than removing and installing a new pathway, as this presents a more cost-effective solution. This route is to be allowed for as the primary routing, and plans will reflect changes at time of construction.

Question:
Good Morning,

Could you please confirm if there is spare conduit space running from the Ex MSB to the existing clubhouse?

Thanks

Answered on 04/Jun/2026 12:50 PM:


Yes, There spare conduit space running from the Ex MSB to the existing clubhouse