Plenary opens RAAF accommodation project
Plenary Group and Compass Group Pty Ltd have completed construction for the Single Living Environment Accommodation Project (LEAP 2) facility at RAAF Edinburgh in South Australia. Plenary reported that Defence has moved in one month ahead of schedule.
Plenary Living and local builder Built Environs. delivered the A$80 million Single LEAP 2 project in two stages. The construction of the 200 accommodation units in stage one were completed on schedule in December last year and the remaining 232 units were made available for occupation in early June.
The project involved the financing, design, construction, operation and maintainance of 3,015 accommodation units across 14 Australian Defence Force bases for a 33 year term.
The Plenary Living consortium was appointed preferred proponent on 8th June and on 28 June 2011, Plenary Living announced that it has been reached financial close with Defence.
Source: Plenary Group
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