New South Wales

WTP was commissioned by Dexus Property Group (Dexus) and Scentre Group (SG) to undertake the project price negotiation and recommendation, post contract administration and principals representative role on the retail extension and upgrade works.

The Special Operations Working Accommodation, Base Radio Station / Antenna Farm & Engineer's Precinct (SOWA) project covered approximately 31 hectares and included the provision of approximately 73 new and refurbished buildings and structures.

WT Partnership was engaged by BUPA to provide full quantity surveying services, including cost planning, full tender and post contract administration services through the construction phase for their development at 82 Allum St Bankstown on the site of the former Yagoona Bowling Club.

WT Partnership (WTP) was commissioned by Colliers International Project Services to provide cost management consultancy services for fitout of the new data centre located at Gore Hill on Sydney’s north shore.

WT Partnership (WTP) was commissioned by Colliers International Project Services to provide cost management consultancy services for fitout of the new data centre located at Gore Hill on Sydney’s north shore.

WT Partnership (WTP) has been commissioned by Cornerstone to provide conventional quantity surveying to the Casba Waterloo Project.

WTP has been involved in this project since the bid phase and provided quantity surveying services to Becton and the Department on all dwellings, remediation, road works, footpaths, inground services, WSUD, open space (active and passive), street lighting, street furniture, landscape embellishments and road junctions/intersections.

The project includes the redevelopment of Westfield's Garden City Shopping Centre.

WTP was engaged in 2012 to prepare detailed cost estimates for the works involved for the closure of all the stations, terminating the ticketing, power and other services, and removing the train sets from the track at the maintenance facility on Darling Drive along with removal of the support columns.

Improvement projects ranging from $10 million to $800 million including new rail works, river crossings, station relocations, bridges and underpasses, road widening, bridge re-building and new road construction.