Canungra Training Area 100m Open Range 2
BOUW consulted on the Canungra Training Area Assault Grenade Range Upgrade to:
- Remove existing 100m target line static targetry and target trench
- Construct new 100m target trench and static targetry (with spatial allowance for future electronic targetry)
BOUW delivered the following:
- Remove existing 100m target line static targetry and target trench
- Construct new 100m target trench and static targetry (with spatial allowance for future electronic targetry)
- Range Layout sketch for 100m target line replacement and new Ammo Issue Point
- Concept Sketch for new 100m target line based on DEQMS standard details and including for future elecro-mechanical targetry
- 3D Range Danger Area (RDA) template
- Cone of fire assessment from each firing line (100m, 75m, 50m, 5m-25m)
- Range Use Summary
- Signage Schedule for new or upgraded signage relating to targetry, new waiting shelter and ammo kiosk
BOUW carried out the design and documentation of the targetry infrastructure suitable for “D&C” delivery as outlined above. In addition, the below General Services were also provided:
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- Provide advice as to potential target suppliers and range contractors
- Provide buildability and materials advice in respect of construct waiting shelter to standard drawing
- Respond to RFI’s from tenderers during tender period
- Develop program (time schedule) for project delivery
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