Building & Structures

Ardmore Military Training Area Boundary Fence Upgrade

In early August 2020 MAP Projects finished the construction of some 13km of deer fencing along the Ardmore Military Training Area (AMTA) boundary and a fully automated gate at the entry to the training facility, for the New Zealand Defence Force.

This was a project in support of impending statutory requirements for the Auckland Council’s regional pest management plan and to improve security of the training area.

The area covers a large area of hard, steep terrain that runs through dense bush and the occasional boggy creek...

Esk Hydro Power Scheme

Completed in October 2013 for TrustPower in the Hawkes Bay, the Esk Medium Hydro Civil Works Project comprised the construction of two Run of River Hydro Schemes with a combined generation capacity of 3. 8MW. MAP Projects scope included all of the stream intakes, power stations and pipework’s...

NZDF Ammunition Igloo Civil Works No 1

This project in 2014 – 2015 for the New Zealand Defence Force entailed Civil Works for enabling new Ammunition Igloos being built at an NZDF Base. Stage 1 involved earthworks and 380 m of 7m wide access road completed in just 3 weeks. Stage 2 involved igloo filling, concrete paving slabs and completion of the service road...

NZDF Ammunition Igloo Civil Works No 2

This 2015-2016 Project was the second for the New Zealand Defence Force, gained on the strength of our successful project for them in 2014. This one involved the complete Civil works to augment the erection of two large Ammunition Igloos and the access roads to same. This project included ; some 25,000m3 of earthworks including a cutting up to 17m deep; the Supply and placement of upwards of 4000m3 crushed aggregate pavement and Building foundation; Specialist building and rock batter foundation work

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Western Borefields Civil Work

The 2014 Western Borefields Project involved the installation of all civil works as construction partner to PFS Engineering. The project involved the connection of two new wells into the Wairakei Steam generation network. This added some 10MW of generation capacity to the scheme...