Back in 2010, our National Structures team was engaged by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (SA) to design and install a viewing platform on Kangaroo Island. This structure had demanding requirements – a global tourist attraction and a very unique spectacle – the daily ritual of feeding local pelicans. Given the iconic characteristics, the department […]
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SIS has recently completed the design & construct of a SISCo-FC composite boardwalk and bridge structure for the Office of Environment & Heritage, NSW Parks & Wildlife. Named ‘The River Walk’, the boardwalk is 200 meters in length and follows along the bank of the River Lett at the Hartley Historic Site, near Lithgow in Australia’s stunning Blue Mountains.
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The latest edition of ODS is packed with everything needed to specify your next external works project! From planning and design, to water management, hard and soft landscaping, industry information, and more – ODS puts it all at your fingertips. Find SIS on page 299 of the hard copy or at: http://www.outdoordesign.com.au/landscape-supplies/Sustainable-Infrastructure-Systems-Aust.-Pty-Ltd/009679/14518 online.
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Sustainable Infrastructure Systems (SIS) specialises in the development and manufacture of high quality sustainable products. Our specialty in FRP infrastructure solutions makes SIS the first choice for civil infrastructure constructed from the world’s leading sustainable materials. SIS draws on a wide range of experience providing innovative and cost-effective infrastructure solutions, regardless of the size or
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The Brisbane City Council in Queensland Australia required a modern cycleway / shared path bridge manufactured with modern materials. In conjunction with BAC Technology of Toowoomba, Queensland, SIS manufactured a composite bridge including StructuralComp FRP substructure, to produce this stunning result.
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The Adelaide City Council in South Australia required a replacement boat deck for a decades old timber structure used by Prince Alfred College and Seymour College rowing clubs on the River Torrens in central Adelaide. Given bedrock was as far as 67m under ground level, driven piles were not an option and SIS were required to
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Aquaculture, the farming of aquatic animals, is the fastest growing animal food-producing sector. SISCo-FC Composite Fixings made in the USA are ultra high performance plastics that are now entering vast and untapped markets and applications in regions around the world including ASIA, the Middle East and Australia. For a component replacement for steel that will
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HENLEY Square’s $8.4 million makeover is nearly complete – The Charles Sturt City Council (SA) expects all works to be completed during November 2015. The upgrade – designed by Taylor, Cullity, Lethlean (TCL) landscape architects (SA) includes SIS StructuralComp FRP products in the crucial sub-frame areas that would usually consist of traditional materials that would
Henley Square Redevelopment – Adelaide Foreshore – StructuralComp FRP Read More »
Demonstrating the extremely versatile applications for SIS’ StructuralComp FRP products, we have undertaken testing of our Round Hollow StructuralComp FRP range as sign posts for the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of National Parks, Sports & Racing – Moreton Bay Marine Park. The StructuralComp FRP posts have been in use throughout the harsh environment of the
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The Cairns Regional Council, located in far north Queensland, Australia has recently installed one of two new shared path pedestrian bridges as part of a cycleway development. Council have recognised the need for high strength, lightweight and extremely durable materials to withstand the harsh climate of Australia’s far north. SIS were contacted to supply our StructuralComp
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