As part of the Spit Master Plan, Alder delivered the Marine Stadium Jetty and Pontoon to enhance public access and amenity within this highly valued coastal precinct. The project formed the third stage of works to support recreational use, provide Broadwater access and enable future ferry services, contributing to the long‑term activation of this regionally significant community and parkland area.
Project value has been adjusted to reflect approximate current-day value as at 2025, based upon industry recognised construction indexation published by Rawlinson.
Strict environmental controls working around sensitive waterways.
As part of the Spit Master Plan, Alder delivered the Marine Stadium Jetty and Pontoon to enhance public access and amenity within this highly valued coastal precinct. The project formed the third stage of works to support recreational use, provide Broadwater access and enable future ferry services, contributing to the long‑term activation of this regionally significant community and parkland area.
Design and construction of a raised jetty featuring architectural elements, viewing platforms and a central rest area, alongside a dual‑berth concrete pontoon with fixed ramp and gangway. Delivered within a sensitive marine environment and adjacent to a major events and community hub, the project required rigorous environmental controls, complex marine construction techniques and extensive stakeholder coordination. Alder also engaged local Indigenous subcontractors, supporting regional economic development while delivering durable, high‑quality marine infrastructure for the Gold Coast community.
