Shepparton BMX Track Set for Upgrades with New Contracts

At its October Council Meeting, Greater Shepparton City Council noted the awarding of two contracts for upgrades at the Shepparton BMX Track, including enhancements to the start hill and track batter surfacing.

The contract for the Shepparton BMX Track start hill enhancements was awarded to Moretto Building Pty Ltd for the lump sum price of $180,584.80. This project improves functionality, accessibility and safety on the five metre and eight metre start hills along with providing an enclosed storage area for the Shepparton BMX and Shepparton Cycling Club to better manage and store club and major event equipment.

The contract for the Shepparton BMX Track batter surfacing was awarded to Pro Polymer Surfaces for the lump sum price of $60,164.50. This project will improve and enhance the track surface at the sides of the jumps providing improved maintenance management for the Shepparton BMX Club and a more aesthetically appealing surface for broadcasting for national and international major events.

These upgrades are part of the Victorian Government's Regional Sports Infrastructure Program, which also include upgrading the Shepparton BMX Multi Use Events Pavilion, with the contract for this project awarded at the August Council Meeting.

Investment into the Shepparton BMX Track and Cycling Precinct will further enhance Greater Shepparton's major events program helping attract a future pipeline of state, national and international events which will stimulate the economy, create sports development and participation opportunities leaving a lasting legacy for the region.

The upgrades to the start hill and track batter surfacing will enhance the Shepparton BMX Club as an outstanding venue for riders, spectators and visitors. These enhancements will position the club to host major sporting events for many years ahead.

Investing in world-class infrastructure not only helps local riders achieve their highest potential but also stimulates the local economy, supports businesses, and attracts more visitors to Greater Shepparton.

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