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September 2024

These 6 precast concrete deck panels were safely landed on a night shift on the 8th of September.
This is the reinforcing installed for the precast decks stitches. Once poured the structure will be one monolithic unit.

August 2024

Above left and right: Greener pastures; the hydroseeding process happens when we have completed our underground service works and are ready to move on; the two photos show the process as the ground is prepared, the seed sown and magical nature does her work!

July 2024

This is the completed Berry’s Bridge substructure. Once all 6 precast panels have been fabricated, they will be placed across these structures using a large crane.
The manholes on site are connected by underground drainage pipes.

June 2024

A1 culvert works completion: All drainage work has now been completed at the SH16 and Joyce Adams Place intersection.
The team is installing the finishing touches to a rip-rap apron around the concrete culvert headwall.`Rip-rap’ is the name for stones or crushed concrete placed at the outlet ends of culverts to protect against erosion and help dissipate the energy of fast flowing water. A 'headwall’ is an integrated wall located at either end of a drainage pipe or stream crossing structure.
Berry Bridge - Pier B construction: This photo shows a brand-new concrete pile cap a few days after completion. It is the second of 2 pile caps and acts as the foundation for a Berry Bridge pier wall. The reinforcing sticking out of the pile cap will tie into the future pier walls.

May 2024

Construction workers repairing road at night under bright lights.
Two crews working in conjunction installing subsoils across SH16.
A dirt road with orange cones and with a dirt bank on the side.
Fulton Hogan crew has completed the batter between Berry’s Bridge and Matua Road after trimming it to a finished level. Topsoil was re-spread on top and then mulched to protect the topsoil.

April 2024

BEFORE – The underground service ducting is also ready for Vector to pull through their 33kV cables!
The cables have been pulled through the ducts and the trench is back-filled.

March 2024

Installing a stormwater treatment device at night on SH16.
This large storm water pipe has been laid along SH16 in the roadside berm and stretches eastwards 140m to terminate near Wintour Road.

February 2024

The combined services trench crew are excavating a continuous trench to lay and connect new, empty lengths of utility service ducting along the roadside. The utility service connections can then be pulled through the ducts ready to be connected to farms, houses or businesses either soon or in the future.
This is what a new combined services trench looks like inside. The ducts are laid lengthwise in a bed of fine gravel to keep them separated and level. The warning tapes for any future excavation tell us what they will contain; orange for Vector power, Green for Chorus comms and red for Vector Comms.

January 2024

CST: CST stands for Combined Services Trench. The trench is carefully prepared to receive multiple underground ducting pipes. These will carry services such as power to existing and future home or commercial connections.
NE Berry Bridge: In January, work to the North East of Berry Bridge included building a platform to receive the a crane to assist with the construction of the newly widened bridge infrastructure.

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