CIVIL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION
News and Media
August 12, 2022
CCF Earth Awards 2022
Bardavcol were surprised and very pleased to receive the 2022 “Culture and Values” Award from the Civil Contractors Federation SA - CCF SA at the 2022 Earth Awards last Friday evening, and also very happy that Daniel Kranixfeld one of our longest serving team members was able to receive it
The award was present to Bardavcol in recognition of it’s involvement in the civil construction industry for over 45 years.
We would like to thank the CCF SA CEO, Rebecca Pickering for describing how Bardavcol have actively engaged and contributed in the civil construction industry in many areas over a number of years including representatives on various committees and supporting the industry by upskilling and training.
This award is fantastic recognition of business such as Bardavcol being a consistent albeit a quiet achiever.
This award would not have been possible were it not for all Bardavcol employees (both past and present), our subcontractors and supply chain. #proudlysouthaustralian #bardavcol #civil #shapingthefuture #team #culture
May 6th, 2022
Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) Wetlands
Bardavcol have thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with Ecodynamics to assist BHKC Stormwater Board and ProcurePM in delivering the Pakapakanthi / Victoria Park Wetlands Project.
With the official opening last Friday, feedback from the community has been outstanding, making battling through a wet winter well worth it.
Well done to Greg Matthews, Gianni Fattori and the entire Bardavcol team on delivering this outstanding project.
#community #transformation #proudlysouthaustralian #team #improvingwaterquality
October 5, 2021
Flagstaff Road Upgrade
The Department for Infrastructure and Transport (the Department) and Bardavcol are progressing well with the delivery of the Flagstaff Road Upgrade project, with bulk earth works now completed in readiness for the construction of the fourth additional lane to make the road a permanent two-way dual carriageway.
Bardavcol have been working hard investigating opportunities to reduce the project’s carbon footprint and improve sustainability outcomes. Through an idea initiated by SA Water, excess material excavated from this project will be re-used at Happy Valley and Mount Bold reservoir reserves, as part of works to stabilise ground for carparks and walking trails, before the sites open to the public later this year.
As part of Bardavcol’s ongoing business we continually investigate opportunities to integrate projects to deliver broader improved sustainability and efficiency delivery in collaboration with the Department and other key stakeholders.
CCF 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award
12th February 2021
Bardavcol was recognised for our long term achievement in the Civil Engineering and Construction industry, receiving the 2020 President’s Lifetime Achievement award from the Civil Contractors Federation SA - CCF SA. The team were thrilled to be joined by one of our founders, Mike Barnhurst, to receive the award. As a proud South Australian owned and operated company it was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the fact that each day every South Australian’s lifestyle is enhanced by infrastructure delivered by Bardavcol.
June 10, 2021
Victoria Park Wetlands
A birds eye view of progress at the Brown Hill Keswick Creek Stormwater wetlands works at Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi (Park 16). Thanks to the BHKCSP board for their faith in our team to deliver the project. Vision courtesy of BHKC Stormwater Project.
September 6, 2021
Nottage Terrace Upgrade
Our team at the Scotty’s corner intersection upgrade have reached a significant milestone with the traffic shift onto the newly constructed pavement to occur on Wednesday 8 September 2021. This shift will allow our crew to continue work on the construction of the new traffic signals and kerbing works to bring the project to completion over the coming months.
May 13, 2021
Main North Road / Nottage Terrace Upgrade
As a South Australian owned/operated business Bardavcol look forward to delivering the Nottage Terrace intersection upgrade.
#proudlysouthaustralian #bardavcol #civilconstruction #buildwhatmatters #govt
May 28, 2021
Victoria Park Wetlands
Many will have seen progress of the Brown Hill Keswick Creek Stormwater Project wetlands at Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi (Park 16) from Fullarton road. It has been all hands on deck and the Bardavcol team are making great progress with 62,000m³ of 125,000m³ of soil excavated also quickly approaching completion for the viewing mound and embankment areas. The existing creek has been widened to its new configuration with embankment stabilisation completed on the southern side. Most of the soil bank evident from the road will be re-used with any excess removed from the site. We look forward to this project not only aiding the management of flooding but also improving water quality, enhancing biodiversity of the area and creating amenity for park users.
#bardavcol #buildwhatmatters #proudlysouthaustralian #civilengineering #improvingwaterquality