Water
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W2BH project receives national award
The Wentworth the Broken Hill Pipeline Project (W2BH) has received top honours at the Civil Contractor Federation’s National Earth Awards.
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MPC Kinetic provides fixed supply of water for Broken Hill
This year, MPC Kinetic completed a challenging new water pipeline that will secure water supply for Broken Hill for future generations.
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Utility completes pipeline installation
The installation of Melbourne Water’s M102 pipeline has been completed.
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HPDP awards new contracts
BMD Group has been awarded a contract to construct the final 18 km of the Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project (HPDP).
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Water turned on for W2BH
Water has started to flow through the Wentworth to Broken Hill Pipeline (W2BH) in New South Wales.
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Haughton Pipeline generating jobs
The first stage of the Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project (HPDP) could support up to 1,000 jobs, according to Townsville council.
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Rapid progress on SA Water’s Orroroo Water Pipeline
Progress continues to flow on SA Water’s new 37 km Orroroo Water Pipeline, with the construction crew installing around 750 m pipe each day.
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MPC completes backfilling on W2BH
MPC Kinetic has completed backfilling for the Wentworth to Broken Hill Pipeline (W2BH) project.
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260 km QLD water pipeline project receives approval
Nathan Dam, a SunWater proposed dam to supply water for industrial development and urban communities in Central Queensland, has been granted environmental approvals, marking a significant milestone in determining the viability of the Nathan Dam and pipelines project.
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WaterNSW to build Broken Hill pipeline
The New South Wales (NSW) Government has appointed WaterNSW to build, own and operate the 270 km Murray to Broken Hill water pipeline.
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Monadelphous wins multiple contracts
Monadelphous has secured a number of contracts across industry sectors, including two major contracts in the water infrastructure market.
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Origin postpones Darling Downs sale
Origin’s sale of its Darling Downs pipeline infrastructure has been postponed again according to the Australian Financial Review (AFR).
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Monadelphous to construct NZ water pipelines
Monadelphous has secured a major construction contract associated with the Amuri irrigation scheme in New Zealand.
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Planning underway for Broken Hill water pipeline
DPI Water is currently undertaking detailed project planning works for the 270 km pipeline.
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Seqwater and Wood Group team-up
Seqwater and Wood Group have established a partnership to maintain the South East Queensland (SEQ) Water Grid and water supply assets.
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NSW green lights Broken Hill water pipeline
New South Wales (NSW) will construct a new 270 km pipeline from the Murray River to secure Broken Hill and the surrounding communities' long-term water supply.
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Wimmera Mallee Pipeline extension announced
Approximately 1,300 km of pipelines will be built to link the West Waranga Channel to the Wimmera Mallee Pipeline. The project is expected to cost about $80 million, which includes $40 million from the Labor Government and a $20 million contribution from Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water and landholders. Under stage two of the South West Loddon Rural Water Supply Project, more than 260 farm businesses and 370 other rural properties will be connected to the grid, creating 134 jobs during and beyond construction. The pipelines will deliver about 780 million litres of water to local landholders and hydrants, and standpipes…
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Melbourne to Geelong pipeline starts flowing
The Melbourne to Geelong water pipeline has been switched on for the first time, with water from the Melbourne system flowing into Barwon Water’s Lovely Banks basins. The 59 km pipeline connects the Lovely Banks storage basins with Melbourne’s supply network at Cowies Hill, west of Werribee. Completed in December 2012, the $80 million pipeline project was one of the biggest in Barwon Water’s 100-year history. The Melbourne to Geelong pipeline was part of a record $750 million investment program between 2008 and 2013 to diversify the region’s water sources and service growth. The pipeline provides Geelong with a back-up…
Read more Worker on the line: Chris Mathieson
With work progressing at a solid rate on Melbourne Water's Water for a Growing West Project, The Australian Pipeliner spoke to John Holland Site Engineer Chris Mathieson about his experience on the Water for a Growing West Project and his transition from civil to pipeline engineering.
Read moreIncreasing the value of your asset
A local council in Sydney is enjoying the benefits of a dedicated asset management program for its stormwater and pipe drainage network, utilising the benefits that trenchless rehabilitation and closed-circuit television inspection technology.
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SA benefits from Zinfra’s experience
Since Zinfra's foray into the South Australian market in August 2014, its local presence has grown from a handful of employees at a small depot in Cavan to almost 30 employees at the new, larger depot and warehouse facility in Ferryden Park.
Read more Prepared, delivered and supported by Renfrey Plant Hire Services
Plant hire services company Renfrey believes that everything it does should contribute to its clients winning more work with less risk and better results. To achieve this, every aspect of its business is integrated to focus on its clients, understand each job and then apply its extensive experience.
Read moreWorking HDD in the Otway Ranges
In 2011 Dunstans Construction Group, in conjunction with the Barwon Water Alliance, completed two horizontally directionally drilled crossings in the environmentally fragile Otway Ranges in order to replace multiple sections of the deteriorating Colac Pipeline.
Read moreThe Highlands Source Project: new approaches for new challenges
Severe drought and an extended period of water restrictions have seen the innovative response of the Highlands Source Project, a major initiative to secure the city of Goulburn's water supply.
Read morePotable water for South East Queensland in flood, hail or shine
The Millennium Drought of 2001-09, which almost crippled South East Queensland's water supply, saw the planning and implementation of the largest water infrastructure project in Australia since the Snowy Mountains Hydro Scheme.
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