Rebuilding the Whitsunday Region

Since 2015, Ranbury has been working with Whitsunday Regional Council to deliver a significant program of 18 infrastructure projects. These projects range in scale from $150,000 up to $20M and include:

• Proserpine Entertainment Centre ($20M): Replacement of a damaged 380 seat theatre.
• Proserpine Administration Building ($14.5M): Design and delivery of a new administration building, a Local Disaster Coordination Centre, and innovation Hub
• Flagstaff Hill Cultural and Conference Centre ($4M): multi- purpose facility with a function area, a cafeteria style dining set-up and a cultural activities area.
• Whitsunday Coast Airport ($18M): Refurbishment of Operational Airport
• Lake Proserpine ($3.15M): Design, Construction of a camping facility, kiosk, road and signage upgrades and installation of pontoons and wharfs.
• Beautiful Bowen Stage 1 and 2 ($5M): Upgrade of the town’s main street to create a more amenable streetscape and directional signage on the highway.
• PCYC Airlie Beach ($400K): Cyclone remediation and roof replacement.
• Airlie Beach Foreshore ($7M): Infrastructure upgrade for the regions power supply and sewer upgrades incorporating a foreshore revitalisation.
• Bowen Administration Building: Refurbishment of the building.
• Bowen Landfill Cells and Kelsey Creek Landfill ($6M): Construction of a lined landfill cells.

Ranbury’s North Queensland team is providing a range of services to Council from project management and superintendency to contract administration and business case management.