Ecowise Services was engaged to undertake early assembly and refinement of the major prototype building blocks, including most of the elements of internal fitout (ie trunk data circuits, all power elements, container interconnection and UPS/Rack final mounting).

This project involved the ACT Government’s 2nd tranch roll-out of public space security cameras.

This project has delivered a safer pedestrian environment and access via a one-way shared zone between Gungahlin Place and Gozzard Street. The improvements to Hibberson Street will mean more people spend time here instead of just walking through. It was important to maintain vehicle access along the street to provide access for businesses, people with disabilities and to ensure safety at night. The project delivered: A more comfortable, safe and vibrant space with greater potential for economic activity in Canberra's fastest growing region. Broader pedestrian verges, with improved landscaping, more trees and places to sit and relax under the shade. A safer pedestrian focussed streetscape, with reduced vehicle speeds, one-way travel (from Gungahlin Place to Gozzard Street) and the introduction of slow points along the length of road. Upgraded and safer pedestrian crossings. On-street parking, disabled parking and bike racks.

Blundells Cottage is an original 1860’s workers cottage. Ecowise Services worked with RAM constructions to install architectural lighting to highlight the buildings significance and history.

The project has completely transformed the West Basin area of Lake Burley Griffin. The project incorporates a boardwalk with area lighting, seat feature lighting and Griffin Marker light (marking the line for Walter Burley Griffins original water axis from Black Mountain to the formal central lake).

Installation and termination of high voltage cables as a specialised contractor.

Ecowise Services was engaged as the Electrical Contractor to convert the roundabout to a functional set of traffic signals. The project involved liaison with Transport for NSW and Essential Energy for the installation of Traffic Signals and Streetlights as part of the modification.

Installation of traffic signals and streetlighting for the Northern portion of John Gorton Drive. This is an important link road and a needed upgrade on the previous Coppins Crossing Road for the expanding suburbs of Molonglo, in particular Whitlam and Denman Prospect.

Ecowise Services has been been engaged since stage 1 of the project in 2013 and completed the rollout out of all high and low voltage electrical infrastructure for the subdivision – Padmount substations, pillars, streetlights.

Denman Prospect is home to over 2000 new residents in the Molonglo Valley. Ecowise Services has been engaged across multiple stages to provide traffic signals and streetlighting infrastructure.

Ecowise Services provided streetlighting and traffic signals installation and modification works as part of the Cotter Road duplication to assist with traffic movement for the new residents of the Molonglo Valley.

Ecowise Services was engaged for the installation of high and low voltage electrical infrastructure for the subdivision – Padmount substations, commercial pillars, streetlights and traffic signals.

Road and feature lighting for the Bebo Bridge Googong.

Ecowise Services provided streetlighting and traffic signals installation and modification works as part of the Aikman Dr Duplication to assist with traffic movement in the Belconnen Town Centre.

The conversion of the existing roundabout to a functional set of traffic signals is unique to the ACT and this is regarded as the most complex traffic signal installation in the ACT.

This is the largest roadway project completed in the ACT. This road network around the Canberra Airport is one of the most congested areas of roadway in the ACT, and the works involved progressive staging to keep the roads functioning throughout. This project involved the installation of 472 streetlights and 5 complete traffic signals sets.

This was one of the largest infrastructure projects in the ACT in 2009, involving tight timetables. This road network around the Canberra Airport is one of the most congested areas of roadway in the ACT, and the works involved progressive staging to keep the roads functioning throughout.

Ecowise Services was awarded the electrical (powerline) reticulation of this estate.

Ecowise Services was awarded the bulk relamp of arterial roadway for a segment of the ACT Government’s streetlighting portfolio.

Part of the needs of the Bulk Water Alliance was a high speed communications circuit to support the remote major construction sites. Ecowise Services was contracted to design, supply and install the fibre optic circuit.

While there are numerous electrical contractors that undertake traditional maintenance on electrical and electromechanical assets in commercial buildings, Ecowise Services takes this further by providing Infra-Red Scanning services as well. Images below show the benefits of Infra-Red scanning to locate more potentially serious maintenance problems before they grow to become fires or surprise plant failures.

Ecowise Services personnel have provided installation, maintenance, accident damage repair and modification services for the entire ACT traffic signals network since the introduction of the first set of traffic lights back in the 1960's.

Ecowise Services has a custom built tractor attachment for regular cleaning of our clients solarfarm solar panels.