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Overview

BEEP was engaged by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service to carry out FAFT upgrades and storm damage repairs across the fire trail network in Nangar National Park.

Works were delivered in accordance with the Fire Trail Design, Construction and Maintenance Manual (SCS, 2017) and targeted improvements across over 22km of access trails, incorporating structural works at crossings, passing bays, and erosion-prone locations.

About this Project

Client: Telco NSW/ACT Parks
Capability: Remote Access Trail Construction
Location: Mt Clear, ACT
Duration: 16 working days

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Scope of Work

Grading and compaction of existing fire trail network
Import and placement of road base material at six trail locations
Seven watercourse crossings treated with rock armouring
Extension of 23 concrete ford aprons including excavation, formwork, steel, and concrete finish
Installation of gabion baskets to stabilise a heavily eroded crossing
Construction of a new pipe culvert with headwalls, dissipation pad, and rock armouring
Inclusion of passing bays and turnaround points across the upgraded trail network
Total works covered approximately 22.99km of trail

Summary

The Nangar National Park FAFT Renewal and Upgrade Project was successfully delivered with all works meeting NPWS specifications and environmental controls.

Despite minor delays due to weather and peak visitor periods, the upgrades improved structural resilience, accessibility, and safety across the trail network. The site is now fit for ongoing fire management and emergency access.

Nangar National Park – Fire Trail Renewal & Upgrade

Overview

About this Project

Scope of Work

Summary

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