Portfolio submission
Prepared for Scenic World Katoomba
Selected Commercial and Wildfire Protection Installations
Australian projects first, supported by selected international experience.
Portfolio submission
Prepared for Scenic World Katoomba
Selected Commercial and Wildfire Protection Installations
Australian projects first, supported by selected international experience.
Portfolio submission
Prepared for Scenic World Katoomba
One minute on who we are and what we protect.
The film includes broadcast news coverage of this category of protection. It is included as public-facing validation that the category is real and current — no broadcaster endorses Prodigy, and none is presented as doing so.
What we do
One project management team, start to finish.
Site assessment
Exposure, terrain, access and water understood before anything is designed.
System design and drawings
Coverage set out on drawings, to the client’s standards where required.
Water-storage strategy
Storage sized and sited for the footprint actually available.
Pump and power configuration
Electric, diesel or redundant, and off-grid where there is no mains supply.
Automation and controls
Activation and running without someone on site at a valve.
Installation and integration
Installed and tied into the structures and services present.
Commissioning
Proven to operate before it is handed over.
Ongoing support and annual maintenance
Continuing support, with annual maintenance to support insurance compliance.
Why this portfolio matters to Scenic World
Comparable sites, already delivered.
Scenic World Katoomba is a visitor-facing mountain attraction in heritage-listed, dense forest. The designs are individual, standalone projects, linked together to increase overall bushfire resilience. The relevant experience is not a brochure of products — it is delivered systems on Australian sites of comparable difficulty, designed and installed end to end.
The conditions match
Mountain terrain, forested surrounds, continuous public presence, and assets that cannot rely on mains power — the conditions Scenic World operates in are the conditions this work was designed and delivered in.
The evidence follows
Seven Australian projects with real design drawings across conservation, commercial, government infrastructure, tourism and complex private sites; Canadian visitor attractions of the same asset type; and five referees.
Australian portfolio at a glance
Why these seven projects.
Each was designed for terrain, exposure and access problems Scenic World will recognise — forested mountain country, no mains supply to rely on, and assets that had to keep operating throughout.
Commercial and infrastructure
Round House Reserve
A conservation trust’s architect-designed building on an exposed ridge, with no mains power and ground too hard for standard tank pads.
A00319 · detail, page 06
Marshall Cabinets
A trading business whose revenue sits inside one shed: commercial-scale coverage carrying a workshop and a residence on a single designed system.
A00417 · detail, page 09
South East Water / ABK JV
Work delivered inside a live infrastructure site — drawn in the client’s own title block, to their standards, and issued for construction.
A00425 · detail, page 11
Tourism
Nowhere Snowy Mountains
The nearest analogue in the portfolio: a paying-visitor estate in alpine terrain, too spread out for one system, so it was designed as two.
A00378 · detail, page 13
Complex private
Lower Portland, NSW
Three separate structures on one system, with both diesel and electric pumping — so no single pump or power source can take the protection down.
A00311 · detail, page 15
Greendale, VIC
Off-grid, so the protection had to cover the property’s own solar array — the asset the power supply itself depends on. Filmed by Channel 10.
A00341 · detail, page 16
Ruffy, VIC
The same automation and off-grid design at single-building scale — included to show the discipline is consistent, not reserved for large jobs.
A00447 · detail, page 17
Four contexts, one team
Conservation, manufacturing, government infrastructure, tourism and remote private assets — designed, supplied and installed by one team.
Each card shows a detail of that project’s real design drawing; the full sheet is shown at the page named on the card.
Featured project
Round House Reserve
Bush Heritage Australia
An 88-hectare conservation property in central Victoria, with a Gregory Burgess-designed round house sitting on the ridge.
SourceBush Heritage Australia — Round Housebushheritage.org.au
Round House — design read
How the Site Informed the System Design
Scope
Coverage is set out as circles across the protected footprint, drawn over aerial site imagery — so the curtain is designed against the real terrain rather than a generic footprint.
Round House — drone footage
The site, from the air.
Aerial footage of the Round House Reserve site, supplied for this submission and playing here in the deck.
Featured project
Marshall Cabinets
Marshall Cabinets — Tallarook, Victoria
Two structures protected on one designed system: a commercial workshop and the residence.
Marshall Cabinets — design read
Two structures, one designed system.
Scope
The pair of plates shows the whole property as one hydraulic problem, rather than two unrelated installations.
Featured project · government asset upgrade
South East Water / ABK Joint Venture
ABK Joint Venture — delivering major South East Water infrastructure
A protection system associated with a government asset upgrade, delivered for the joint venture carrying out the works.
SourceABK Joint Ventureabergeldie.com
Infrastructure discipline
From Design to Compliant Delivery
Working to client drawing standards
The drawing is produced in the client’s format and title block, not in a supplier’s own template.
Coordinating with existing services
The design is set out around services already present on the site.
Staged tie-ins
Connections are planned as stages rather than as a single shutdown.
Documented site controls
The works sit inside the compliance, safety documentation and management systems the site requires.
Tourism relevance
Nowhere Snowy Mountains
Nowhere Alpine Estate — Snowy Mountains, NSW
A tourism and accommodation asset in alpine country: three structures carried across two independent systems.
This drawing predates the current design process, and is presented as the as-built record for the project rather than as an example of the current drawing standard.
SourceNowhere Snowy Mountainsnowheresnowymountains.com.au
Snowy Mountains — the second system
Two independent systems, both drawn.
The estate is not carried on one system. This is the as-built record of the second, drawn separately because it protects its own structures and stands on its own pumping.
Complex private · New South Wales
Three structures, one system, dual pumping.
Three separate structures protected on one designed system, each fully automated, with both diesel and electric pumping so the system does not depend on a single pump or a single power source.
Private property, identified by project code and region only — no client name and no address appears on this page. A design drawing is shown rather than photography because site photography is only used with the owner’s permission.
Complex private · Victoria
Two structures, including the solar array.
Two protected structures on an automated off-grid electric water curtain — one of them the property’s own solar system, which is the asset the power supply itself depends on.
Private property, identified by project code and region only. The film and broadcast media shown later were recorded at this property with the owner’s participation; the drawing is shown here because it is the design record.
Complex private · Victoria
A single structure, fully automated and off-grid.
One protected structure on an automated off-grid electric water curtain — the same design discipline as the multi-structure systems, at single-building scale.
Private property, identified by project code and region only — no client name and no address appears on this page. A design drawing is shown rather than photography because site photography is only used with the owner’s permission.
The work on film · A00341 · A00378
Real projects, on film.
A Prodigy project film and a Channel 10 news segment, both recorded at the Greendale property (A00341) — and site footage from the Snowy Mountains estate (A00378). All three play here in the deck.
Presented as public-facing validation that this category of protection is newsworthy and real. It is not an endorsement of Prodigy by any broadcaster, and is not offered as one. The Snowy Mountains footage is site footage of that project supplied by the client team, and nothing beyond that is claimed from it.
Canada — marquee commercial and tourism assets
Visitor-facing assets, in mountain country.
Recognisable commercial and tourism assets in mountain country, held to the same evidence standard as the Australian work. Asset type and relevance only, with real photography where we hold it.
Golden Skybridge
Elevated visitor attraction · British Columbia
A ticketed attraction built around an elevated walkway in forested mountain terrain.
Banff Gondola
Mountain visitor attraction · Alberta
A gondola-served summit attraction operating daily with the public on site.
University of British Columbia
Institutional campus asset · British Columbia
An institutional client with campus buildings and public access.
Jasper Fire Hall
Municipal emergency-services asset · Alberta
A municipal emergency-services building in a mountain town.
Green Lake Station, Whistler
Mountain resort asset · British Columbia
A resort-area asset in a high-visitation mountain corridor. Prodigy’s installation here is complete.
Vale Ski Lodge
TBCSki lodge
Listed for completeness; details not yet confirmed for this submission.
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for these assets, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
Golden Skybridge
Asset type
Elevated visitor attraction · British Columbia
Why it is relevant here
A ticketed attraction built around an elevated walkway in forested mountain terrain, operating with the public on site. Of everything in this portfolio it is the nearest match to Scenic World as an asset.
The photograph is real Prodigy project photography of this asset. It evidences the asset and its setting only — not what was installed, to what specification, or to what result.
SourceGolden Skybridge — operator’s pagebanffjaspercollection.com
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
Banff Gondola
Asset type
Mountain visitor attraction · Alberta
Why it is relevant here
A gondola-served summit attraction operating daily with the public on site — elevated infrastructure carrying visitors through mountain terrain, which is what makes the protection problem comparable to Scenic World’s.
Both photographs are real Prodigy project photography taken at this asset, and they show Prodigy sprinklers and pipework installed on the summit roof, with the system running. They evidence that a system is installed and operates here — not its extent, its specification, or any performance result, none of which have been supplied for this submission.
SourceBanff Gondola — operator’s pagebanffjaspercollection.com
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
Banff Gondola, on site
Two clips filmed during the installation at the Banff Gondola summit. They play here in the deck, from this deck’s own storage — no login and no external link.
The footage is real Prodigy site footage taken during work at this asset. It evidences that Prodigy carried out an installation here, on this site, in these conditions — not its extent, its specification, or any performance result, none of which have been supplied for this submission.
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
University of British Columbia
Asset type
Institutional campus asset · British Columbia
Why it is relevant here
An institutional client with campus buildings in a forested setting and public access — the closest thing in the portfolio to an organisation that must justify its protection decisions to a board and to its own visitors.
The photograph is real Prodigy project photography of this asset. It evidences the asset and its setting only — not what was installed, to what specification, or to what result.
SourceUBC Loon Lake Lodge & Retreat Centreloonlake.ubc.ca
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
Jasper Fire Hall
Asset type
Municipal emergency-services asset · Alberta
Why it is relevant here
A municipal emergency-services building in a mountain town — the building a community depends on remaining operational during a fire event.
The plan is Prodigy’s own coverage design for this asset, taken from the project proposal (C00462) and shown as supplied — a working design document, drawn over commercial aerial imagery (Google/Airbus/Maxar). It evidences the design set out for this site, not what was installed or to what result. Photography of this asset is not included in this submission.
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Canada — marquee asset
Green Lake Station, Whistler
Asset type
Mountain resort asset · British Columbia
Why it is relevant here
A resort-area asset in a high-visitation mountain corridor, where the protection problem is shaped by continuous visitor presence rather than by a single building. Prodigy’s installation at this asset is complete.
The plan is Prodigy’s own coverage design for this asset, taken from the project proposal (C00278) and shown as supplied — a working design document, drawn over commercial aerial imagery (EagleView). The installation here is complete (confirmed by the project team, 24 August 2026); photography of the installed system is not included in this submission.
No specifications, contract values, dates, performance results or endorsements are stated for this asset, because none have been supplied for this submission. Asset type and relevance only.
Media and market validation
Public-facing coverage of the category.
Included as evidence that this protection category is real, current and publicly discussed — not as endorsement.
Framed strictly as public-facing validation of the category and of broader wildfire protection expertise. No broadcaster endorses Prodigy, and none is presented as doing so.
Reference readiness
Five References
All confirmed · 5
John Muchan
0488 037 508Bush Heritage Australia (A00319)
Michael Marshall
0427 049 596Marshall Cabinets (A00417)
Richard Keller
0429 989 232Lower Portland project (A00311)
Continued
Michael Lee
0448 743 372South East Water / ABK Joint Venture
Ian Aitken
0413 727 419Ruffy project (A00447)
This is the only slide in the deck on which any referee is named. Direct numbers are provided for Scenic World’s use in taking up references; no addresses are published.
Closing
Prepared to Support Scenic World
Commercial wildfire protection across conservation, tourism, infrastructure and remote assets — designed, installed and commissioned by one team.