Solar Farm Civil Works.

The project

Livic Civil completed civil works for a solar farm in East Coast Bays, including the piled and timber or structural elements that support the solar panels.

The challenge

The work brought earthworks, piling and the panel support structure together on a site beside a sensitive receiving environment. Sequencing and site access had to be coordinated across the civil and structural work.

Livic's scope

As main contractor, Livic Civil delivered the piles and timber and structural elements supporting the solar panels, alongside the associated civil work.

Key works

The coordinated scope covered the panel support structure and associated civil construction.

• Piling
• Timber and structural elements for the panel supports
• Associated earthworks and reinstatement

Construction approach

Earthworks, piling and installation of the panel support structure were sequenced to coordinate access and the interfaces between the civil and structural work.

Quality

Quality checks focused on pile position, structural set-out and the connections between the support elements, in line with the project requirements.

Safety

The works involved plant movements, piling and structural assembly. These activities were managed through the project’s site controls and work planning.

Environment

The site was beside a sensitive receiving environment, so environmental controls were part of planning and carrying out the civil work.

Stakeholders

The project was delivered for a private client in East Coast Bays, with civil and structural activities coordinated as one construction scope.

Outcome

Completed in 2025, the project delivered the piled and structural support system for the solar panels together with associated civil works.