Brisbane Airport – New Parallel Runway
Project Overview
The Brisbane Airport New Parallel Runway is one of Australia’s largest aviation infrastructure projects, delivering a major increase in airport capacity to support long-term regional growth and connectivity. With a project investment of $1.1 billion, the development included a new 3.3-kilometre runway, extensive taxiway networks, navigation systems, airfield infrastructure and a four-lane underpass. The runway opened in July 2020 and is expected to contribute an estimated $5 billion to the regional economy by 2035.
CV delivered critical electrical and communications infrastructure across the project, supporting the safe and reliable operation of key airport assets and transport infrastructure.
- Industry Airports
- Client SkyWay (Joint Venture between CPB Contractors and BMD Constructions)
- Location Brisbane Airport, QLD
Scope of Works
CV delivered the supply and installation of essential electrical and communications infrastructure to support the operation of the new runway and associated facilities. The works encompassed power, communications, security and control systems across multiple project areas.
Key deliverables:
- Supply and installation of ALER infrastructure.
- Installation of communications equipment, switchboards, cable support systems, lighting and power services.
- Installation of fire protection equipment, mechanical ventilation systems, UPS systems, generators and security infrastructure.