Cairns slipways upgrade#

St Augustine’s College was delighted with the work of Limecut. There and they are always saying how much they like the look. It’s comfortable for people to spend time It is envisaged that Limecut will be involved in further aspects of the Cairns Domestic Terminal redevelopment as the project progresses. Limecut has proven capable of meeting deadlines on this project while at the same time displaying the creative ability to provide a design that is innovative, practical and meets Cairn’s Airport’s requirements. Used for the seating throughout the terminals. Limecut has provided expertise in the special planning in the departure lounge, co-ordination and the placement of seating as well as the unique design of the fabric Limecut has been engaged by Cairns Airport as part of our Furniture, Fittings and Equipment design consultancy team involved in the redevelopment of the Cairns Limecut’s professionalism and proven deliveries in this regional but internationally recognized marine centre will ensure that additional projects by both NQEA and Cairns Slipways, will demand the services of Limecut. Key role in delivery of such well recognized services. Numerous suppliers and manufacturers in our local, but internationally recognized Superyacht industry cluster based in Cairns, support the delivery of complete design, construct and refit capacity, which is unsurpassed in Australia. Timelines of deliverables from Limecut, has been for NQEA, a very significant and favorable Limecut’s solutions are delivered competently, and with due regard for the manufacturing processes and materials which are required to realize effective designs. NQEA in its own right has delivered in excess of 225 vessels and is Australia’s longest established and most diversified shipbuilder. NQEA’s most recent delivery, a 63m SOLAS compliant cruise ship, had its interiors features designed and specified by Limecut. Such projects have requested the utilization of Limecut’s professionalism to liaise directly with complex clients to understand their unique, and in the case of Superyachts extremely personal requests, and transform these requests into novel and distinctive design solutions. Limecut Commercial Interiors’ relationship with NQEA and its wholly owned subsidiary Cairns Slipways, has germinated through multiple marine based projects ranging from semi-submersible submarines to commercial high speed passenger ferries to Superyachts. It was further noted that while the government is investing in the upgrades, the works themselves will be managed by the shipyards involved.LIMECUT & NQEA – A SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP “More than $400 million of maintenance work on the replacement fleet of up to 21 Pacific Patrol Boards will be conducted here,” he said.įederal Member for Leichhardt Warren Entsch added that the delivery of this commitment will ensure Cairns is well placed to secure additional maintenance and sustainment work for commercial customers and the Royal Australian Navy.

Cairns slipways upgrade#

“Cairns provides vital facilities and support services to the Australian Defence Force, and this upgrade work will mean they are well placed to keep doing so into the future” said Pyne. Minister Pyne said the projects will include over 170m of wharf construction, upgrades to electrical and fire systems, workshop construction, security systems, hardstand resurfacing and construction of an additional 135m of slipway rail. The Australian government is providing AUD$24 million in funds for upgrades in the Cairns Marine Precinct.Īustralian minister for defense industry Christopher Pyne said agreements have been signed with Norship Marine, BSE Cairns Slipways and Tropical Reef Shipyard to undertake a variety of works to increase the capability and capacity of the existing shipyards.