Defence

WT played a key role on the $436 million revamp of HMAS Cerberus, the Royal Australian Navy’s largest training establishment.

The Riverina Redevelopment Project is a strategic initiative aimed at overhauling infrastructure at three Department of Defence sites: Albury Wodonga Military Area, Blamey Barracks, and RAAF Base Wagga, over 25 years. It focuses on constructing new accommodation, training facilities, and car parks, alongside refurbishing existing structures to meet modern Defence requirements. 

WT played a pivotal role in the design phase of EST9101PH1 Project Phoenix, aimed at enhancing the Defence High-Frequency Communications System. 

The Fishermans Bend Redevelopment project is revamping a Port Melbourne research facility used by Defence scientists. This initiative aims to upgrade the facility’s services, enhance security, and improve workspaces to support Defence challenges now and in the future.

The Australian Embassy compound is the most expensive Commonwealth building outside of Australia.

To allow relocation of the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) Officer Training School (OTS) from Point Cook to East Sale, over 20,000 m2 of new floor space including new teaching, office, living-in accommodation and a new mess hall were required to accommodate up to 300 OTS students per year.

WT were engaged by Australian Government Department of Defence to provide full quantity surveying services, including cost planning, full tender and post contract administration services through the construction phase to final account for the proposed facilities at Tobruk Line, Holsworthy.

WT was engaged by the Department of Defence to provide full quantity surveying services for the facilities at Luscombe Airfield, Holsworthy.

The Anzac War Memorial in Wellington commemorates the long and close relationship between the people of Australia and New Zealand, and in particular, the shared Anzac experience of war.