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A Fiji resort supply package built around island logistics and long-term operation.
This package is designed for Fiji resorts and destination developments where guest zones, coastal exposure, cyclone considerations, receiving routes, local installation and future maintenance need to be planned together.
Hotel owners and operators
Architects and consultants
Main contractors and procurement 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
Outdoor architecture
ARKEN, FASGAR, AUVENOR, VELARIS, TREVIK and related systems for guest terraces, villas, restaurants and pool areas.
Explore system →Package systemPools
AUREMONT and selected pool pathways reviewed around island freight, access, lifting, services and local works.
Explore system →Package systemBuildings
Large-structure, modular and selected prefabricated pathways for resort support, guest and operational facilities.
Explore system →Package systemSports & recreation
Sports flooring, spectator systems, pump tracks and recreation packages for guests, staff and community-facing facilities.
Explore system →Package systemPublic realm
CIVARO pathways for resort circulation, coastal amenity, parks, guest seating and destination public space.
Explore system →Package systemOutdoor kitchens & cooking
NORDVAL and selected cooking systems for villas, restaurants, bars and guest entertainment zones.
Explore system →Project interfaces
Resolve the boundaries before procurement.
Cyclone & wind
No generic cyclone assumption should be made. Site-specific criteria must be supplied by the appropriate local project professionals.
Coastal corrosion
Salt, rain, UV, drainage and maintenance should influence finish, fastening and spare-component planning.
Island logistics
Receiving port, depot, inter-island movement, crane access, storage and staged deliveries should be considered before products are frozen.
Operational continuity
Spares, consumables, maintenance capability and future replacement access matter more on remote and island sites.
Procurement sequence
Move from brief to a controlled supply package.
Map the resort zones
Separate villas, pool / beach, dining, recreation, public realm, staff and back-of-house requirements.
Review exposure and maintenance
Capture cyclone, salt, rain, UV, drainage and local service capability.
Build the freight plan
Confirm port, depot, onward transport, unloading, storage and staging before final packaging decisions.
Freeze supply and local scope
Confirm product, evidence, spares, freight, local works and installer responsibilities before order release.
What to send
Information needed for a meaningful package review.
Island and final site
Key count / resort scale
Project-zone schedule
Drawings / BOQ
Wind / cyclone criteria
Coastal exposure
Receiving port / depot
Onward transport and crane access
Local contractor / installer
Spare and maintenance strategy
Scope boundary
Items not automatically included in Apollo's supply package.
Local cyclone engineering
Foundations and civil works
Local electrical and plumbing
Local installation labour
Statutory approvals and local construction management
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.
Submit Fiji resort supply RFP