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A coordinated sports-facility supply package for Australian projects.
This package is for Australian schools, clubs, councils, developers and sports organisations planning new facilities or staged upgrades. Apollo coordinates the product-supply pathway while local design, engineering, civil works, installation and approvals remain with the appointed Australian project team.
Sports clubs and associations
Councils and recreation teams
Consultants, contractors and developers
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
Courts & indoor halls
Basketball, netball, pickleball, tennis and shared indoor-sport pathways coordinated around use, storage and future expansion.
Explore system →Package systemSports turf & fields
Football, rugby, hockey and multi-sport turf pathways reviewed around base, drainage, use intensity and maintenance.
Explore system →Package systemSpectator infrastructure
Portable, retractable and permanent spectator seating and grandstands for school, club and larger public venues.
Explore system →Package systemSports lighting
Court and field lighting pathways coordinated around glare, operating hours, controls and local electrical design.
Explore system →Package systemStructures & covers
Permanent court covers, halls and spectator shelter pathways where weather resilience or enclosure is needed.
Explore system →Package systemTraining, display & operations
TORVYR performance, FÍSVOR scoring/display, storage, maintenance and operating systems connected to the complete facility.
Explore system →Project interfaces
Resolve the boundaries before procurement.
Local standards and approvals
Building, access, electrical, structural and sport-specific requirements remain project-specific and are coordinated by the appointed Australian professionals.
Base and drainage
Existing slabs, fields, subgrades, falls and drainage should be understood before surfaces or structures are frozen.
Weather exposure
UV, heat, rainfall, coastal exposure and wind should inform materials, finishes, structures and maintenance planning.
Lifecycle and staged delivery
Maintenance, spares, replacement access and staged expansion should be considered with the initial procurement package.
Procurement sequence
Move from brief to a controlled supply package.
Define facility outcome
Confirm users, sports, competition level, capacity, operating hours and whether the project is new-build or upgrade.
Map the existing or proposed site
Record playing areas, buildings, storage, access, services, spectator zones and known base / drainage conditions.
Coordinate systems and interfaces
Bring surfaces, equipment, lighting, seating, structure, display, training and operations into one scope map.
Freeze supply and local works
Confirm product evidence, quantities, freight and manufacturer documentation separately from local construction and approvals.
What to send
Information needed for a meaningful package review.
State / territory and project name
Facility type and sport mix
Competition / operating level
Site plan or existing-facility drawings
Playing area dimensions
Base / drainage information
Spectator requirements
Lighting / display / scoring requirements
Local consultant / contractor team
Delivery location and programme
Scope boundary
Items not automatically included in Apollo's supply package.
Local engineering and statutory approvals
Civil, drainage and foundation works
Local electrical design and installation
Local installation labour unless separately agreed
Site management and ongoing maintenance
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 Australia sports facility brief