Design Consultants & Specifiers
Court Craft can provide specialist consultant services for project design, specification and project management.
Head contractors, design agency’s and specifiers often engage with Court Craft to provide specialist information and knowledge to complete project documentation which included sporting infrastructure in a larger project.
Generally, Court Craft provides specialist sporting infrastructure consultant services including:
- Design Management
- Project Manager (MAIPM)
- Cost Plans and Net Unit Rates
- Design review for buildability and conformance to sports code requirements
- Product selection, specifications, performance, tolerance and limitations
- Microsoft Project Programs
The typical sport infrastructure areas serviced by Court Craft for Consultants & specifiers includes but is not limited to:
- Court Sports
- Field Sports
- Track & Field
- Velodromes and Cycle Ways
- Outdoor
Projects
Northern NSW Football
Court Craft was engaged by Northern NSW Football to cost plan various locations over many years, once a location was selected, Court Craft was contracted as a specialist sporting infrastructure consultant to complete the tender design, specification and documentation, complete the procurement phase of specialist subcontract packages and, complete the superintendent role for the Construction Phase of the 2 x FIFA Certified Fields and 12 x 5-A-Side Fields.
Sutherland Shire Council
Court Craft completed a facility assessment management plan of Sutherland Shire Council’s 27 playing courts across 12 locations. Court Craft assessed court, fencing, lighting and surrounding lands inclusive of clubhouses conditions. Court Craft was also asked for recommended locations that could be converted to Futsal or other multisport areas.
Consultant Report – Blue Mountain’s City Council
Court Craft was engaged by Blue Mountains City Council in 2005 to conduct a conditions assessment of all its court facilities. At the commencement of this assessment, Council records showed 25 court facilities with a total of 73 courts. The focus of the assessment for each facility was the playing surface, enclosures system and accessories. This assessment was presented in condition reports on each individual facility under the headings Condition Assessment, Asset Valuation, Asset Maintenance and Renewal Program, Asset Performance & Capacity, and Condition Rating.