Bulk Material Storage Dome

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.