Bulk Material Storage Dome
Bulk storage dome supply and install in the NT
Bulk material storage dome
Location: Tanami Desert
Client: Newmont
Duration: 3 Months
Type: SMP
Contract: Supply and Install
Facility Description: The Tanami Storage Dome is a critical infrastructure project located at Dead Bullock Soak (DBS) within the Newmont Tanami Operations in the Northern Territory of Australia. This facility is designed to enhance the on-site storage capacity to support the expansion of the Tanami mine. The Storage Dome includes prefabricated materials for efficient assembly to reduced on-site fabrication. The facility features a bulk earthworks pad, concrete footings and flooring, sea containers for storage, dome structural trusses, a heavy-duty wear stop fabric covering, and comprehensive electrical and water services.
Works Completed: HTS Constructions undertook the following works for the TE 2 Storage Dome project:
Project Management: Developed and implemented a comprehensive project management plan, ensuring coordination between engineering, procurement, and construction phases.
Site Preparation: Collaborated with Newmont Tanami Operations Surface Works team to construct the bulk earthworks pad, including local excavation, compaction, and foundation placement.
Structural Installation: Installed sea containers along two sides of the dome, structural trusses, mounting rails, and all necessary bolts and fixtures. Ensured the proper installation of heavy-duty wear stop fabric for the dome and end walls.
Concrete Works: Completed all concrete works, including the floor, pathways, and landings, with appropriate reinforcement and finishing.
Electrical and Water Services: Installed electrical systems, including power outlets, high bay lighting, and local earthing. Connected potable water services to the facility with necessary modifications and trenching.
Commissioning: Conducted comprehensive commissioning of all installed systems, ensuring operational readiness and compliance with technical specifications and Australian Standards.
The TE 2 Storage Dome project showcases HTS Constructions' capability to deliver complex industrial projects efficiently, supporting the expansion and operational needs of the Tanami mine.
DBS Village Expansion
Camp expansion designed to increase the accommodation capacity from 300 to 415 rooms to support the growing workforce at Newmont Tanami Operations.
DBS Village Expansion - An additional 115 rooms added to the previously installed DBS Village
Location: Tanami Desert
Client: Newmont
Duration: 4 Months
Type: Modular install
Contract: Construct and commissioning
Facility Description: The DBS Village Expansion is a significant development within the Tanami Expansion 2 (TE2) project, located at Dead Bullock Soak (DBS) in the Northern Territory of Australia. This expansion is designed to increase the accommodation capacity from 300 to 415 rooms to support the growing workforce at Newmont Tanami Operations. The facility will feature additional accommodation modules, combined laundry/locker rooms, and an extended dry mess diner module. The expansion ensures enhanced living conditions for the personnel with modern, prefabricated, modular transportable buildings, complete with all necessary amenities and services.
Works Completed: HTS Constructions carried out the following works for the DBS Village Expansion project:
Project Management: Implemented a comprehensive project management plan, including safety, environmental, and quality management systems.
Site Preparation: Coordinated with the Newmont Tanami Operations Surface Works team to prepare the site, including civil works for pad preparation and installation of buried services such as water, sewer, electrical, and communication conduits.
Accommodation Modules: Supplied and installed 29 accommodation modules, with 28 modules featuring 4 ensuited rooms each and 1 module featuring 3 ensuited rooms.
Laundry/Locker Rooms: Installed 3 combined laundry/locker room modules, ensuring they are fully operational and connected to necessary services.
Dry Mess Extension: Supplied, transported, and installed an extension to the existing dry mess diner, including new access walkways.
Structural and Finishing Works: Constructed concrete footpaths, service buggy access ways, verandahs, steps, ramps, and handrails. Installed dingo/snake guards and other necessary fittings.
Utility Connections: Connected existing water, wastewater, and electrical services to all new facilities, including necessary modifications and trenching.
Safety and Compliance: Ensured all works were carried out in compliance with Australian Standards and the National Construction Code. Installed fire hose reels, extinguishers, and signage throughout the new facilities.
Commissioning: Conducted comprehensive testing and commissioning of all installed systems, ensuring operational readiness and compliance with technical specifications and Australian Standards.
This expansion project demonstrates HTS Constructions' capability to deliver complex infrastructure, enhancing the living standards and operational efficiency of the Tanami mine workforce.
Tailings Pipeline
The Tailings Pipeline Installation at the Granites Process Plant, part of the Tanami Expansion 2 (TE2) project, is a vital infrastructure development designed to enhance the tailings management capabilities of Newmont Tanami Operations.
The team installs the knife valves and downcomers for the Tailings pipeline installation
Location: Tanami Desert
Client: Newmont
Duration: 5 Months
Type: Industrial SMP HDPE
Facility Description: The Tailings Pipeline Installation at the Granites Process Plant, part of the Tanami Expansion 2 (TE2) project, is a critical infrastructure development to enhance the tailings management capabilities of Newmont Tanami Operations. Located in the remote Tanami Desert of the Northern Territory, Australia, the facility aims to improve the efficiency and safety of tailings disposal, ensuring compliance with environmental standards and supporting increased production demands.
Works Completed: HTS Constructions successfully completed the following works for the Tailings Pipeline Installation:
Project Management:
Developed and implemented a comprehensive project management plan, ensuring coordination between all phases of the project.
Liaised with Newmont’s management team to ensure alignment with project objectives and timelines.
Site Preparation:
Prepared the site for the installation of the tailings pipeline, including clearing, grading, and excavation as required.
Established necessary site facilities and ensured adequate power, water, and communication services.
Pipeline Installation:
Supplied and installed HDPE pipelines with diameters ranging from 450mm to 560mm, covering a total length of approximately 8.5 km.
Executed precise welding and jointing of the HDPE sections, ensuring robust and leak-proof connections.
Installed necessary supports, brackets, and fittings to ensure the stability and integrity of the pipeline.
Conducted pressure testing and inspection of the pipeline to ensure compliance with safety and operational standards.
Safety and Compliance:
Implemented rigorous safety protocols, including risk assessments, safety meetings, and compliance with Newmont’s safety standards.
Ensured all work was carried out in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and environmental regulations.
Commissioning and Testing:
Conducted comprehensive commissioning of the tailings pipeline system, including functional testing and performance verification.
Ensured seamless integration with the existing tailings management infrastructure at the Granites Process Plant.
Quality Assurance:
Maintained detailed documentation of all quality control measures, ensuring all works met the highest standards of quality and compliance.
Conducted regular inspections and audits to verify the integrity and performance of the installed pipeline.
This project showcases HTS Constructions' expertise in delivering complex industrial projects, enhancing the operational efficiency and environmental compliance of Newmont Tanami Operations' tailings management system.
DBS Village
Located 600km NW of Alice Springs, DBS Village is built to accommodate 300 employees and provide them with a high standard of remote living.
DBS Village - 300 Person accommodation with supporting facilities
Location: Tanami Desert
Client: Newmont
Duration: 8 Months
Type: Modular and steel construction
Contract: Construct with design of non-modular structures
Facility Description: 300 person accommodation using modular buildings with Kitchen / Dining, Gym, Recreation area, Wet Mess, Administration, Locker Room, Commercial Laundry, Telstra Tower, Toilets, Maintenance shed, Acoustic Wall and Carpark. The facility is landscaped with a running track around the perimeter.
Works Completed: HTS was responsible for the installation of 142 modular buildings including foundations and complexing. Once installed, HTS completed all connections, testing and commissioning prior to handover. In addition to the modular installation, HTS was responsible for the design and construction of the Commercial Laundry and Wet Mess, installation of a 140m acoustic wall, concrete footpaths and accessways, landscaping, walking track, HV and LV kiosks and connections.
“In the capacity of sub contractor, we found HTS leadership to be forthright, supportive, committed and respectful of our area of expertise. They exceeded our expectations commercially (in that they settled their accounts very promptly in accordance with terms), they were efficient in all aspects of the works including: site inductions/mobilization, safety, trades support and project management. The workplace culture within their team was exceptional.”
Nauru Mains Power Upgrade
HTS provided design, procurement and installation support for the upgrade of local electrical infrastructure
Location: Nauru
Client: Canstruct International
Duration: 12 Months
Type: Electrical Infrastructure
Contract: Design and Install
Facility Description: The facility was located on Nauru and dependent on generators to supply electricity. There was an opportunity to connect the facility to the local HV network however modifications to the electrical infrastructure was required.
Works Completed: Having in depth knowledge of the installed infrastructure, HTS designed and manufactured a changeover board to allow the mains power to be connected. HTS also travelled to site to supervise the installation, conduct commissioning, training and handover.
Nauru Facilities Assessment
HTS provided support in assessing facilities on Nauru
Nauru - Located ~3300km NNE of Brisbane in the Central Pacific
Location: Nauru
Client: Eigigu Solutions Corporation
Duration: 1 Months
Type: Modular Buildings
Contract: Assessment / Report
Works Completed: HTS was responsible for the inspection, testing and compiling of a report to outline building condition. Deploying Quantity Surveyors and Building Specialists, HTS personnel reviewed several facilities, documenting their condition and implementing a easily transferable assessment criteria to inform the client.
Refurbishment of Modular Buildings
This project involved the refurbishment of modular buildings in Yatala, QLD and the transportation of over 150 buildings to central Australia.
The Yatala laydown yard prior to dispatch
Location: Yatala, QLD
Client: Newmont
Duration: 3 Months
Type: Modular Construction
Contract: Refurbishment
Facility Description: The facilities included accommodation modules, kitchen / diner, gym buildings, ablution blocks, recreation facilities, administration buildings, specialist equipment and building materials.
Works Completed: HTS was responsible for receiving the buildings and completing refurbishment and improvement works to ready the buildings for transport. Once completed, the buildings were strapped and packed for transport, loaded onto trucks and transported over 3,000km to site along some of the worst maintained roads in Australia (Tanami Track). During all stages of the works, building condition and works were recorded.
CBH Stage 1 - Install of New Accommodation and Facilities
HTS mobilised to seven CBH sites to install accommodation and facilities
Location: Western Australia
Client: OTOC Australia
Duration: 2 Months
Type: Modular Construction
Contract: Installation
Facility Description: The project included works on CBH facilities at 7 remote sites in Western Australia. The sites included Salmon Gums, Cascade, Pingrup, Kellerberrin, Dulyalbin, Varley and Lake King.
Works Completed: HTS was required to mobilise to each site and install accommodation modules and facilities along with supporting infrastructure. With each site being unique, HTS was required to install new septic systems, pump pits, water connections as well as electrical connections to local infrastructure.
