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A coordinated recreation package for Australian councils and public-space projects.
This package is for councils, parks teams and community-project buyers planning active recreation precincts, park upgrades and multi-use public spaces. It keeps recreation, public realm, site conditions and staged procurement connected while leaving local design, civil works and approvals with the appointed Australian team.
Parks and recreation teams
Landscape architects and consultants
Community facility project teams
Apollo is supply-only. Local design, engineering, approvals, construction, installation and commissioning remain with the appropriate project parties unless a specific support item is expressly included in the agreed supply scope.
Package scope
Systems that can be coordinated around one project brief.
Package system
RIDEspan pump tracks
Modular pump-track pathways for parks, youth recreation and staged active-space development.
Explore system →Package systemCourts & sports flooring
Multi-sport, pickleball and selected court systems reviewed around base, drainage, users and programme.
Explore system →Package systemCIVARO public realm
Seating, bike / scooter, park, coastal, urban and related public-space pathways.
Explore system →Package systemSports & area lighting
Lighting pathways for courts, recreation zones and public operation where local electrical design is separately defined.
Explore system →Package systemArtificial turf
Sports and landscape turf for selected recreation, training, low-maintenance and activation zones.
Explore system →Package systemSupporting structures
Shade and selected structures where the recreation precinct needs covered or sheltered activity.
Explore system →Project interfaces
Resolve the boundaries before procurement.
Civil works
Bases, drainage, earthworks, paths and foundations remain local project responsibilities unless separately defined.
Public-space design
Accessibility, circulation, fall zones, landscape and whole-site design remain with the appointed local professionals.
Operations
Age groups, hours, noise, maintenance, supervision and future expansion should inform the product mix.
Staging
Modular and repeatable systems can support staged procurement where the council wants to expand a precinct over time.
Procurement sequence
Move from brief to a controlled supply package.
Define the public outcome
Confirm user groups, community need, park role, target activities and funding / delivery stage.
Map the site
Record footprint, drainage, existing assets, access, services, shade and surrounding circulation.
Build the product schedule
Choose recreation, public-realm, lighting and supporting systems around the actual users and maintenance model.
Stage procurement
Separate immediate works, future expansion, spares and replacement planning into a practical delivery sequence.
What to send
Information needed for a meaningful package review.
State / territory and council
Site / park name
Target users and activities
Site plan and available footprint
Existing surfaces / drainage
Product families required
Accessibility / circulation interfaces
Electrical / lighting requirements
Delivery postcode and unloading
Staging / expansion intent
Scope boundary
Items not automatically included in Apollo's supply package.
Landscape architecture and masterplanning
Civil and drainage design
Local electrical design and installation
Statutory and accessibility approvals
Local installation unless separately agreed
Next step
Send the actual project, not a generic shopping list.
The fastest route is to include the current drawings, quantities, destination, project stage and technical requirements so Apollo can separate product supply, documentation, freight and destination responsibilities.
Build council recreation brief