The Rye Park Wind Farm is located to the north of Yass and east of Boorowa, New South Wales, on the edge of the Southern Tablelands and the South-West Slopes near the township of Rye Park. The project area spans the Hilltops, Upper Lachlan and Yass Valley local government areas, located 11 km north-east of Yass on predominately stock farming land.

At Keejen, we take pride in our commitment to excellence, and the Rye Park Wind Farm project stands as a testament to our unwavering dedication to overcoming challenges and delivering outstanding results. As the Construction Manager supporting Zenviron, we played a pivotal role in orchestrating on-ground project support, seamlessly coordinating subcontractors, and collaborating with the Zenviron engineering team to ensure the success of this ambitious venture.

Cooperation with skilled subcontractors allowed an effective and robust road structure through wet, low-lying areas of the project. Designers, Earthworks Contractors, Principals and BOP Contractors cooperate to achieve the best project outcomes, allowing the trafficking of the world's most giant wheeled cranes to erect the wind turbines.

Several pavement designs and construction methodologies were considered economical, and robust methods were implemented, with challenges that were presented.

One notable highlight of the Rye Park Wind Farm project was the execution of public road upgrades. Under our meticulous supervision, these critical enhancements were completed without a hitch, showcasing our ability to navigate complex logistical landscapes with finesse. The smooth implementation of these upgrades enhanced the project's efficiency and contributed to the endeavour's overall success.

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