RPAC Fire Protection Infrastructure Upgrade
Project Overview
CV delivered a fire protection infrastructure upgrade at the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) for Redland City Council, enhancing critical safety systems within a live operational venue. The project integrated new hydrant, sprinkler and fire pump infrastructure with supporting civil and electrical works, addressing compliance requirements while minimising disruption and overcoming complex site conditions.
- Client Redland City Council
- Location Cleveland, QLD
Scope of Works
The project encompassed the design, construction, installation and commissioning of a fully integrated fire protection system, supported by associated civil, electrical and reinstatement works.
Key deliverables:
- Underground fire main installation across the RPAC site
- Hydrant and sprinkler infrastructure construction and integration
- Fire water storage tank supply and installation
- Diesel fire pump and jockey pump system installation and commissioning
- Electrical supply integration from existing Council infrastructure
- Civil works delivery including trenching, excavation and service coordination
- Traffic and pedestrian management implementation
- Temporary site establishment and live environment staging
- Site reinstatement and final restoration works
- System testing, commissioning and certification in line with Australian Standards
- Handover documentation development including as-built drawings, O&M manuals
and compliance certificates
Outcomes & Impact
- Operational Continuity – RPAC remained fully functional throughout construction with no disruption to scheduled events or public access.
- Enhanced Safety & Compliance – Delivery of a modern, fully compliant fire protection system aligned with current Australian Standards.
- Complex Site Management – Safe execution of works within a reclaimed landfill environment through proactive geotechnical investigation and tailored HSE controls.
- Seamless Integration – Successful coordination of civil, hydraulic, electrical and structural components into a unified fire protection solution.
- Adaptive Project Delivery – Effective program management despite weather impacts, supply constraints and sequencing dependencies.
- Stakeholder Alignment – Strong collaboration with Redland City Council, ensuring transparent communication and aligned decision-making.
- Risk Mitigation – Robust safety frameworks and live-site controls minimised risk to workers, the public and existing infrastructure.
- Quality Handover – Structured completion supported by comprehensive documentation, testing and certification.
The CV Difference
CV delivers critical infrastructure upgrades in complex live environments through disciplined safety, staging and stakeholder collaboration. Our proactive risk management, technical expertise and strong local government partnerships ensure compliant, high-quality outcomes that strengthen essential community assets.