Award and Start Boundary

Snapper Creek shoreline award covers two harbour workfronts

Published 12 August 2026 Updated 13 August 2026 Publisher IMWO Region Asia Pacific Confidence Confirmed
Official Snapper Creek State Boat Harbour project map showing two shoreline protection works areas, the state boat harbour limit, legend and scale

Maritime Safety Queensland; shoreline protection works project map prepared 26 August 2025 for Snapper Creek State Boat Harbour

Queensland's contract disclosure fixes MSQ25017 at AUD 1,981,207 with Hunter Contractors Pty Ltd, while Maritime Safety Queensland's 29 August 2025 notice supplies the planned start, two work areas and access constraints. The official project map resolves the location of both workfronts. Installed quantities, completion, acceptance and final account remain unconfirmed.

Hunter's contract progressed to an owner start notice

Queensland's contract disclosure identifies MSQ25017, Hunter Contractors, open procurement, AUD 1,981,207 and the 10 July 2025 date. Maritime Safety Queensland's notice and project map set out the planned programme, two-area scope, access arrangements and workfront geography. No cited source confirms installed quantities, completion, acceptance or final account.

Award data and a mapped workfront create a usable delivery baseline

MSQ25017 combines two different delivery conditions. The eastern workfront concerns rock-wall reconstruction within the harbour perimeter; the western workfront sits beside the Esplanade access road and required one-way traffic control. The owner also expected ramps, parking, harbour businesses and park access to remain open. These constraints define the package without implying unreported quarry, haulage, survey, testing or marine-plant subcontractors.

Evidence conclusion

Completion evidence remains outstanding

The contract disclosure is dated 10 July 2025, and the owner expected construction to start on 2 September. Its November 2025 completion date was conditional on weather and site conditions. A later site record, completion certificate, acceptance notice or equivalent owner evidence has not been located. The public evidence therefore confirms the award and planned start, while physical close-out remains unverified.

Outstanding evidence

  • Actual mobilisation and first dated site record
  • Eastern rock-wall reconstruction length and quantities
  • Western Esplanade shoreline protection quantities
  • Armour rock source, grading, transport and testing
  • Named survey, traffic-control and marine-plant lower tiers
  • Variations against the AUD 1,981,207 contract
  • Completion certificate and owner acceptance
  • Final account and defects close-out

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