COVA’s long-standing relationship with Hydro Tasmania continues to grow, with our latest works at 2 Elizabeth Street building on a history of successful collaboration.
The project supports Hydro Tasmania’s relocation of key operations from 4 Elizabeth Street, enhancing workplace connectivity and improving collaborative spaces. This move marks a strategic step forward for the organisation – and COVA is a proud to have played a central role in its delivery.
Our scope at 2 Elizabeth Street covered comprehensive base building services design, including HVAC plant, ventilation and air conditioning, hydraulic services, data and general power, lighting and fire protection systems.
With works delivered over multiple carefully staged phases, we ensure a seamless transition and minimal disruption to building operations. This included the complex upgrade of the building’s centralised plant - a critical undertaking requiring precise programming and construction staging over 12-16 week period.
Key contributors to this flagship project include Nathan Brailey (Project Manager and Team Lead), Tim King (Electrical and Lighting Designer), Phil Raine (Hydraulic Designer) and Michael Fletcher (Mechanical Designer), among other valued team members.
Hydro Tasmania is Australia’s largest generator of renewable energy and a leading force in the nation’s clean energy future.
We’re proud to support their mission and remain a committed partner in helping power Tasmania’s role as the renewable energy battery of the nation.
