Recent projects

  • 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...

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  • Wairakei East Wetland (Pond G) Construction

    MAP Projects was engaged by Tauranga City Council to undertake the construction of stormwater swales and a wetlands area comprising of around 250,00m3 of earthworks and over two kilometres of access track. Culverts in four different locations were installed with a portion of the work, both earthworks and structures, undertaken below the water table.

    This is a large scale project that has run smoothly in consultation with the client and its representatives and where any design issues once encountered have been dealt with in a spirit of mutual cooperation with a view of delivering the best solution within the available budget

    The earthworks comprised of roughly 250,000m3 of sand and topsoil handled and reshaped with 10,000 m3 of fill area...

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  • Kaituna River Re-Diversion

    MAP was engaged by JSwap Contactors to complete the structures work on the Kaituna River Diversion near Maketu, Bay of Plenty. This involved a large box culvert bridge structure through a body of water, concrete boat ramp, and timber jetties.

    To construct the bridge MAP first installed approximately 250m of sheet pile coffer dam and pumped the work area dry...

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  • Waitangi Stream Remediation and Erosion Protection

    The Waitangi Stream is controlled by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council and is used to control levels in Lake Ōkāreka. In late 2017 flows were increased beyond the streams capacity causing major scouring of one stream section, putting houses above at risk and damaging the natural environment.

    The site was accessed via a private road which was owned by a number of concerned land owners...

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