Featured projects.

When it comes to electrical and utilities infrastructure, there is no place to hide from poor quality work. At CINC Group, we don’t need to hide anything, as we are proud of the work we do — and the work we have done.

You can see it for yourself in the range of high-quality projects we have completed, where our clients could be certain of achieving an outstanding result.

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RESIDENTIAL

Lotus Tower Apartments.

Client: Electrical Data and Security Services Location: Kangaroo Point, QLD Project value: $205,760.00 Contract period: 40 Weeks Completion date: September 2011

Formerly The Domain apartments, Lotus Tower is a unique 20-storey apartment building located within easy walking distance of the Brisbane River, South Bank and the Brisbane CBD. With over 200 apartments and 3 basement levels, Lotus Tower is a truly modern, luxury residential building with high expectations of functionality. Switchboard Innovations completed the switchboard design and and constructed the 1250A Main Switchboard, 19 meter panels and 200 unit load centres, in addition to one community distribution board.

Education

Ormeau Woods State High School — Stage 2.

Client: Matrix Projects Location: Ormeau, QLD Project value: $898,090.00 Contract period: 21 Weeks Completion date: September 2011

This project was the second stage to complete works at Ormeau Woods State High School. EDSS delivered full electrical contracting services — fire, data and security, communications, CCTV, light and power — to assist in the completion of the Sporting Hall, Manual Arts Block, Science Block, Home Economics Block, Teacher’s Staff Block, Amenities and Undercover Area. Working to a tight schedule, this project was successfully completed under budget and within the time frame given by Matrix, with whom we developed great working relationships.

Health

Domain Varsity Rise Aged Care.

Client: GEO Developments Location: Varsity Lakes, QLD Project value: $1,600,000.00 Contract period: 52 Weeks Completion date: September 2011

Domain Varsity Rise is a contemporary, multi-level residence built with the need for a peaceful, yet community-integrated, lifestyle in mind for its residents. The 80 low-care and 40 high-care places include Dementia-specific and special-needs care options, in one of the Gold Coast’s most sought-after residential areas at Varsity Lakes. Our ability to supply all of the required electrical contracting services — including, electrical installation, submain cabling, power installation, lighting, communication and MATV System — enabled EDSS to be the successful tenderer.

Warner Temporary PRV: Ensuring Water Supply for New Housing Developments.

Client: Unitywater Location: Warner, Queensland Project value: $200,000 Contract period: 8 weeks

Cinc Whelan Electrical recently completed a critical infrastructure project, the Warner Temporary Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) installation, in partnership with Shadforth for Unitywater. This six-month, $200,000 project is a key example of our expertise in delivering tailored electrical solutions for large-scale infrastructure needs.

Challenges and Solutions

Installing a pressure relief valve system in an active residential area posed a unique set of challenges. Ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding communities and meeting stringent environmental and safety standards was a top priority. Leveraging our experience in water and wastewater infrastructure, Cinc Whelan Electrical adopted a streamlined approach to planning and execution, allowing for efficient installation within tight deadlines.

The underground flow meter installation and remote monitoring system further enhanced the project’s value, providing Unitywater with real-time data access and control without the need for on-site management, an essential feature for large-scale water networks.

Technical Implementation

The successful execution of the Warner Temporary PRV project highlights our team’s comprehensive capabilities:

Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) Installation: A critical component to regulate pressure in water pipelines, preventing potential damage.

Custom-Built Cabinet: Designed to house and protect the PRV, ensuring durability and easy access for maintenance.

Underground Flow Meter: Installed to provide accurate readings of water flow, crucial for system efficiency.

Remote Monitoring: Implemented for offsite data collection and control, significantly reducing operational costs and on-site interventions.

These technical solutions not only fulfilled the immediate project requirements but also enhanced long-term operational efficiency for Unitywater.

Outcomes

The Warner Temporary PRV project was completed on time and within budget, significantly contributing to the region’s infrastructure by ensuring reliable water services for future housing developments. By providing tailored solutions, Cinc Whelan Electrical demonstrated its ability to handle complex electrical installations while maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality.

Partnering for Future Success

At Cinc Whelan Electrical, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality infrastructure solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients. Our partnership with Shadforth and Unitywater on this project is a testament to our commitment to excellence. We look forward to supporting future projects that continue to improve essential infrastructure across Queensland.

Newport Navigational Boat Lock.

Client: Hall Contracting Location: Newport, QLD Project value: $270K Contract period: 9 Months Completion date: September 2020

The Newport Boat Lock included pumps, gearboxes, actuators, switchboard, alarm system, access control, laptop control, pedestrian lights, obstruction detection, traffic monitor, live video, PLC and HMI with remote communication. Oh, and we were a finalist for the Master Electricians National Excellence Award – Industrial Project of the Year.

Nambour Materials Recovery Facility.

Client: Sunshine Coast Council Location: Nambour, QLD Project value: $2.6M Contract period: 6 months

In the continually evolving sphere of electrical solutions, the Cinc Group stands as a beacon of excellence, showcasing the seamless integration of varied services under one umbrella. Recently, the consortium played a pivotal role in bringing the Nambour Materials Recovery Facility project to fruition, an initiative steered by the Sunshine Coast Council. Situated at Cooney Road, Bli Bli, Queensland, this significant project, valued at $2.6M, demonstrated the depth of our expertise and the collaborative spirit we embody.

Adventure Park Tsunami ride.

Client: Adventure Park Location: Geelong, VIC Project value: $480K Contract period: 5 Months Completion date: September 2011

Whelan was commissioned to provide the Variable Speed Drives for the “Tsunami”, the second stage of the water park at Victoria’s largest theme park – Adventure Park. Installing Schneider Altivar VSDs, allowed for superb control of the KSB Pumps in this incredible 7.5-storey, 172m long, triple-funnel waterslide, with raging water, large waves and swirling rips.

Electrical Installation Works @ Suncentral CBD Maroochydore.

Location: Maroochydore, QLD Completion date: July 2019

The large central Sewage Pump Station is now complete and ready for the new Maroochydore Suncentral CBD to be developed.

Over two contracts, our Company completed all of the mechanical / electrical, switchboards, variable speed drives, odour control, MHL tanks, dosing, plumbing and telemetry works.

Sports Field Lighting – Maroochydore.

Location: Maroochydore, QLD Completion date: July 2016

Whelan Electrical Services installed the complete lighting and electrical works for the new Maroochy Shire Council Multisports Complex at Fishermans Road Maroochydore.

The project consisted of :-

Manufacture of 600 amp main switchboard and distribution section
AFL field lighting for training level complete with 30 metre lighting poles
AFL field lighting for competition level complete with 25 metre lighting poles
10 Netball courts with full lighting
Car Park lighting
Stage 1 Amenities Block
Stage 2 Amenities Block
Waste Water Pump Station

Pioneering Commercial & Industrial Development.

Location: 531 Johnson Rd, Heathwood Project value: $960,000.00 Contract period: 10 Months

In the heart of Heathwood, Queensland, a notable transformation has taken place at 531 Johnson Rd, setting a new benchmark for Commercial and Industrial developments in the area. Underground Power, a distinguished division of the Cinc Group, has successfully executed comprehensive intersection and subdivision works, underscoring our commitment to delivering robust and innovative electrical solutions to complex civil projects.

COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS

Brisbane Airport Export Park.

Client: Civil Contractors Location: Brisbane Airport, QLD Project value: $550,000.00 Contract period: 24 Weeks Completion date: September 2011

Export Park is a 90-hectare precinct, ideally located to facilitate air cargo operations. It was designed as a corporate office park, catering for the individual functions associated with Cargo Terminal Operators, Freight Forwarders and Warehouse Distribution networks. Underground Power was contracted to provide infrastructure development and laid over 11,000 meters of conduit.

A specialist under-road borer was also utilised during the project to bore two 600mm diameter under bores — that contained 8 conduits — for a length of 40m underneath existing roadway and swale drain.

LARGE CUSTOMER CONNECTION

Kawana Shopping World.

Client: Hopscotch Projects Pty Ltd Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD Project value: $250,126.00 Contract period: 6 Weeks Completion date: September 2011

As this is a working shopping centre, close attention and seamless planning was required to ensure that the works had minimal impact on normal operations. Generators were provided to ensure that no interruptions were experienced by tenants during the commissioning of the new transformers, while creating the new cinema. Underground Power provided Energex C&I conduits, HV cable pit to Energex specification, dual 1000kVA pad-mounted transformers, termination and joints earthing consumer conduits and HV & LV cabling.

Newport Stages E63, E64, & E65 Project Completion.

Client: Stockland Location: Griffin Project value: $526,000.00 GST Inclusive (Including Materials)

Cinc Group is proud to announce the successful completion of the Newport Stage E63, E64, and E65 projects, further cementing our position as a leader in the infrastructure sector. This trio of residential subdivisions in Griffin, executed for our esteemed client Stockland, showcases not just our commitment to delivering top-tier infrastructure but also highlights our rigorous Quality Assurance (QA) procedures that set us apart in the industry.

Details:

E63: 17 Lot Residential Subdivision
E64: 28 Lot Residential Subdivision
E65: 21 Lot Residential Subdivision

Each stage of this project was approached with meticulous planning, innovative execution, and a steadfast commitment to quality and safety, reflecting our core values and operational excellence.

The Queensland Parliament House Electrical Revolution.

Client: QLD Parliament House Location: Brisbane City, QLD Project value: $3.8 million Contract period: 18 Months

An integral part of Brisbane City’s architectural framework, the historic Queensland Parliament House, recently underwent a substantial enhancement in its electrical infrastructure. EDSS, in synergistic collaboration with Switchboard Innovations, navigated through an elaborate 18-month project to refresh and technologically advance its electrical bedrock, under a project vested by QLD Parliamentary Services. This venture, valued at a robust $3.8 million, stretched across four intricately planned stages, articulating a perfect amalgam of historical reverence, innovative technology, and infrastructural expertise.

GOVERNMENT

Amberley RAAF ETC1 DFI MSB.

Client: Department of Defence Location: Amberley, QLD Project value: $58,789.00 Contract period: 6 Months Completion date: September 2011

RAAF Base Amberley has a facility called Engine Test Cell 1 (ETC1) which is used to test aircraft jet engines. ETC1 has an associated Defence Fuel Installation (ETC1-DFI), which supplies fuel for engine testing. The ETC1 upgrade enables the testing of Pratt & Whitney F135 engines for the F-35 and retains the ability to test the General Electric F414 engines for the F/A-18 Super Hornets. Switchboard Innovations were engaged to complete a scope of works around design and documentation, project management and supervision, and supply and delivery of the Main Switch Board (MSB).