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Sports facilities planned around island climate, logistics and long-term maintainability.
This package is for Pacific schools, clubs, resorts, community facilities and development programmes where tropical exposure, salt, high rainfall, cyclone/high-wind risk, freight constraints and maintenance capability materially affect the correct sports-facility solution.
Government and development programmes
Sports clubs and federations
Resorts, contractors and 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
Community courts
Basketball, netball, volleyball, tennis, pickleball and multi-sport pathways reviewed around outdoor exposure and maintainability.
Explore system →Package systemFields & turf
Football, rugby and multi-sport field systems coordinated around rainfall, drainage, use intensity and available maintenance.
Explore system →Package systemSpectator & shade
Bleachers, grandstands and weather-protection pathways reviewed around wind, salt exposure and public use.
Explore system →Package systemLighting & technology
Maintainable court/field lighting, scoring and selected displays with destination electrical and enclosure review.
Explore system →Package systemActive recreation
RIDEspan and selected recreation systems for schools, councils, resorts and community public spaces.
Explore system →Package systemTechnical / lifecycle resources
Climate guidance, O&M plans, diagrams and project briefs designed around remote servicing and spare-parts planning.
Explore system →Project interfaces
Resolve the boundaries before procurement.
Salt and corrosion
Material grade, coatings, fasteners, drainage details, rinse/cleaning and electronic enclosures need explicit coastal review.
Rainfall and drainage
Tropical downpours, surface falls, outlets, erosion and wet access should be designed before playing surfaces are selected.
High wind / cyclone exposure
Covers, structures, lights, displays, containment and portable equipment require site-specific structural criteria and secure operating procedures.
Logistics and maintainability
Container access, inter-island freight, spares, simple replacement and local maintenance capability can be more important than lowest initial cost.
Procurement sequence
Move from brief to a controlled supply package.
Define island and exposure
Confirm island/country, coast proximity, wind criteria, rainfall, power and site access.
Prioritise maintainability
Choose systems that can be cleaned, inspected, repaired and supported with realistic local capability.
Plan freight and spares
Coordinate packing, containerisation, receiving, storage and critical spare components before release.
Separate supply from local works
Confirm Apollo/manufacturer deliverables separately from local engineering, civil work, installation and approvals.
What to send
Information needed for a meaningful package review.
Island / country and project
School / club / community / resort use
Sport mix
Site plan and ground condition
Coast / salt exposure
Wind / cyclone criteria
Rainfall / drainage
Power / lighting requirements
Maintenance capability / spares
Port / delivery / site access
Scope boundary
Items not automatically included in Apollo's supply package.
Local engineering and statutory approvals
Cyclone / wind engineering sign-off
Civil, drainage and foundation works
Local electrical and installation labour
Inter-island/site handling beyond agreed delivery scope
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.
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