The 401 Mowbray Road, Chatswood - public domain project, contracted by Alessi Design and Build, encompassed a comprehensive range of services designed to enhance public infrastructure and urban functionality. The project involved key activities such as demolition, earthworks, pavement reconstruction, and the construction of concrete kerbs and gutters, which improved both drainage and pedestrian accessibility. Additionally, the installation of concrete footpaths, vehicular crossings, and flexible pavements, along with line marking, contributed to a seamless flow of traffic and accessibility. The scope further included soft landscaping to restore and beautify the surrounding areas, and utility adjustments, such as modifying Telecom pits to align with new surface levels. Overall, the project delivered a durable, efficient, and well-structured public domain upgrade, ensuring long-term reliability, operational efficiency, and strict compliance with environmental and safety standards.

THE SCOPE

• Removal and disposal of existing concrete footways, driveways, and kerbs.

• Excavation and preparation of the site for new footpaths, vehicular crossings, and pavements, including disposal of surplus spoil off-site.

• Milling of road surface to minimum depths and resurfacing with asphalt (AC10 and AC20) for improved durability.• Construction of new concrete kerbs and gutters to enhance drainage and pedestrian access.

• Installation of concrete footpaths to improve walkability and access, along with the construction of reinforced concrete vehicular crossings for vehicle access.

• Installation of flexible pavements to support varying traffic loads & Implementation of line marking and traffic signs for enhanced road safety and management.

• Placement of topsoil and turf to restore and beautify the surrounding areas.