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Kingscliff Wastewater Treatment Plant and Sustainable Living Centre
South East Queensland Water Grid Interconnection
Headquarters Joint Operations Command (HQJOC)
Gibson Island Advanced Water Treatment Plant
Ipswich Water WWTP's Strategic Odour Study
Adelaide Desalination Project - Pre-construction Phase
Analysis of Servicing Options for Kalkallo Integrated Water Management Project
Flood Design for the Bruce Highway Upgrade - Corduroy Creek to Tully High School
Binduli 400 ML Balancing Storage Reservoir
Darwin City Waterfront Breakwater
Kingscliff Wastewater Treatment Plant and Sustainable Living Centre
Chinderah, NSW
The $45 million Kingscliff Wastewater Treatment Plant was designed and constructed to treat sewage collected from the Kingscliff sewerage catchment. Located at Chinderah, NSW, stage one of the new 25,000 equivalent person treatment plant was commissioned in February 2008. The project included the development of a community environmental education facility – the Sustainable Living Centre. The centre aims to inspire the adoption of sustainable behaviours in the community and to highlight the dynamic relationship between engineering and the environment.
Firm: GHD Pty Ltd
Client: Tweed Shire Council
Project Owner: Tweed Shire Council
Winner: Silver Award of Highly Commended
South East Queensland
Water Grid Interconnection
Brisbane, QLD
The South East Queensland Water Grid Interconnection is a 167km network of pipelines capable of supplying 217ML/d of potable water, effectively drought proofing the region. The Alliance team coordinated a peak workforce of 1,350 personnel across 86 workfronts and overcame the challenges associated with a tight timeframe and evolving scope.
Firm: Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd, on behalf of
Southern Regional Water Pipeline Alliance
Client: LinkWater Projects
Project Owner: LinkWater Projects
Winner: Gold Award of Merit
Headquarters Joint Operations Command (HQJOC)
ACT/NSW
The Department of Defence Headquarters Joint Operations Command (HQJOC) infrastructure project showcases the partnership between the private sector and Department of Defence to plan, manage and deliver a complex and sensitive project which maintained a strong focus on sustainable development inclusive of environmental, community and stakeholder management as a key objective.
Firm: AECOM Australia
Client: Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd
Project Owner: Department of Defence
Gibson Island Advanced Water
Treatment Plant
Brisbane, QLD
The Gibson Island AWTP is the largest advanced water treatment plant in the Southern Hemisphere. The Gibson Island plant will have the capacity to produce 100ML of purified recycled water a day. It is unique in Australia due to the application of microfiltration, reverse osmosis membranes and advanced oxidation technologies.
Firm: MWH Australia and WorleyParsons Services Pty Ltd
Client: Western Corridor Recycled Water Pty Ltd
Project Owner: Western Corridor Recycled Water Pty Ltd
Ipswich Water WWTP's
Strategic Odour Study
Ipswich, QLD
The Strategic Odour Study was conducted for Ipswich Water to identify the most cost-effective odour management strategy for their existing and future WWTPs to achieve compliance with QLD EPA requirements. MWH has completed the challenging, time constrained project successfully achieving all the project management constraints while overcoming remote project team challenges.
Firm: MWH Australia
Client: Ipswich Water
Project Owner: Ipswich City Council
Adelaide Desalination Project -
Pre-construction Phase
Adelaide, SA
The $1.4B Adelaide Desalination Project involves delivery of a 150ML/d SWRO plant expandable to 300ML/d situated at Port Stanvac, a 10km transfer pipeline and power supply infrastructure within an extremely tight timeframe. In the pre-construction phase, Aurecon assisted SA Water with extensive investigations, development of the reference/concept design, tender documentation and the EIS process.
Firm: Aurecon Australia Pty Ltd
Client: SA Water
Project Owner: SA Water
Analysis of Servicing Options for Kalkallo Integrated Water Management Project
Kalkallo, VIC
GHD provided a leading-edge servicing strategy to achieve environmental and sustainability objectives for the 1,200ha Kalkallo industrial development. The company provided an innovative, integrated water management assessment and conceptual description of servicing options – including rainwater/stormwater harvesting and local wastewater reuse to meet non-potable and potable demands.
Firm: GHD Pty Ltd
Client: Yarra Valley Water
Project Owner: Yarra Valley Water
Winner: Certificate of Recognition
Flood Design for the Bruce Highway Upgrade - Corduroy Creek to Tully High School
Tully, QLD
The combined Tully and Murray Rivers floodplain in north Queensland is located in one of the wettest regions in Australia with an annual average rainfall throughout the catchment in excess of 4 metres. Long stretches of the existing Bruce Highway were inundated and untrafficable yearly for many days. Detailed hydraulic investigations were carried out to achieve an overall design for the upgraded highway that vastly improves the current situation whilst minimising impacts on surrounding properties and taking account of the major flood flows that occur across the floodplain.
Firm: Aurecon Australia Pty Ltd on behalf of the Tully Alliance
Client: Tully Alliance - Department of Transport and Main Roads, BMD and Maunsell (now AECOM)
Project Owner: Department of Transport and Main Roads - Townsville
Winner: Silver Award of Highly Commended
Binduli 400 ML Balancing Storage Reservoir
Kalgoorlie, WA
KBR (engineering design) and Clough Engineering Limited (construction) formed an alliance with Western Australia’s Water Corporation to undertake the $72 million Binduli 400ML balancing reservoir project. The project’s aim was to improve water quality management for the region and increase supply security.
Firm: Kellogg Brown & Root Pty Ltd
Client: Water Corporation
Project Owner: Water Corporation
Darwin City Waterfront Breakwater
Darwin, NT
The 635 metre long Darwin City Waterfront breakwater is ranges in height from 13.5 metres to 17.0 metres. It was designed as an overtopping structure allowing extreme events to flood the capping structure. The unique capping design allowed the leeward armour to be reduced from 2.5 tonnes to 0.5 tonnes.
Firm: Aurecon Australia Pty Ltd
Client: Northern Territory Government
Project Owner: Northern Territory Government
