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Call for relining tenders

Fri, 3 September 2010 Gosford City Council has put out a call for tenders on a sewer rehabilitation contract covering various locations around the Gosford City area, New South Wales.

Urgent call for microtunnellers

Tue, 24 August 2010 Brisbane City Council have invited tenders for a project involving microtunnelling at Bousfield Steet, Paddington, Queensland.

Tender for pipeline replacement

Tue, 17 August 2010 Barwon Water has put out a call for tenders in the construction of a new pipeline in the town of Colac, Victoria.

Sewer relining saves council dollars

Fri, 13 August 2010 Corroded sewer pipes, running beneath the approach to Wellington Airport in New Zealand, have been relined, saving the Wellington Council almost a million dollars.

Rehab recognition for council

Thu, 5 August 2010 A sewer relining program established by the Rockhampton Regional Council in Queensland has been recognised for its successful work.

Register now for Trenchless Live 2010!

Mon, 26 July 2010 Keynote speakers for the Breakfast Session at Trenchless Live 2010 have been confirmed and online registrations are now open!

Melbourne to Geelong pipe contract awarded

Mon, 26 July 2010 Barwon Water has awarded a contract for the supply of pipes, valves and fittings for the Melbourne to Geelong pipeline to Australian-owned company Fibrelogic.

New relining product in the pipeline

Mon, 26 July 2010 A South Australian plastics manufacturer aims to turn exporter with a new trenchless product for the global water infrastructure market.

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 While the ovoid pipe differs from the circular pipe in many ways, the methods used for cleaning both varieties of pipe need not be different. The latest ‘close-fit’ liner from Interflow, Interline CIPP liner, will conform to the shape of the host pipe, making it suitable for installation in ovoids or in circular pipes with bends and changes in direction.

The benefits of jacking pipe

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 When choosing the right type of pipe and for a job, there are many different considerations that need to be taken into account. Trenchless Australasia asked Andy Holman from Global Pipe to explain the importance of pipe selection and the benefits of HOBAS jacking pipe.

CCTV inspection of trunk sewers

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 A unique and innovative way of using CCTV technology to inspect trunk sewers – on a floating device – has been developed by Rangedale Drainage Services for Melbourne Water.

Big rig in NZ

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 When New Zealand’s North Shore City Council needed help cleaning up their beaches, they turned to horizontal directional drilling to get the job done.

Anzac Park gets jacked up

Tue, 13 July 2010 Townsville City Council will use pipe jacking to replace collapsed stormwater drains beneath the Anzac Park memorial, located in Queensland.

Tender for stormwater pipe

Thu, 17 June 2010 The City of Stirling, located in Perth's northern suburbs, has put out a call for tenders for the supply and installation of a trenchless stormwater pipe.

Sleeving the Gong

Mon, 24 May 2010 The Gong Gong to Wendouree pipeline will be relined as part of the Harnessing Ballarat’s Water Supply Project, which is funded by the Victorian Government.

Robinvale - prince of pipes

Thu, 20 May 2010 JHL Civil has been awarded a contract by Lower Murray Water to design and construct domestic and stock pipelines as part of the Robinvale Irrigation System, located in northwest Victoria.

A family affair with ISCO

Trenchless Australasia — April 2010 Family-owned company ISCO opened its doors in 1962 and is still operated by the original owner and his two sons. ISCO has 28 locations worldwide including Brisbane and is concentrating solely on serving the high density polyethylene pipe market.

End of dry spell for Cloncurry

Trenchless Australasia — April 2010 Until recently the town of Cloncurry has experienced water shortages due to extended periods of drought but with the support of the Queensland Government and Trenchless Technology water will soon be pouring in.

HDD the environmental choice

Fri, 9 April 2010 In the recent Environment Impact Statement for Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) horizontal directional drilling was outlined as a preferred method for part of the Queensland-based project.

I love Trenchless Technology!

Wed, 3 March 2010 The Trenchless Australasia magazine team loves Trenchless Technology – do you?

Green conduit for a green city

Wed, 13 January 2010 An Australian range of PVC-free environmental and safety conduit will be used in an eco-friendly city being built in Abu Dhabi.

Aussie made eco-friendly conduit recognised in Dubai

Thu, 3 December 2009 An Australian-manufactured range of PVC-free environmental and safety conduit has been recognised for innovation at the Big 5 exhibition, held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in November.

Tyco Water wins Vic desalination pipe contract

Mon, 5 October 2009 Victorian company Tyco Water has been awarded an $A150 million contract to construct the 84 kilometre, 72 inch diameter pipeline for the Victorian Desalination Project.

Frankston water recycling project drills on

Mon, 21 September 2009 South East Water continues to install a new pipeline using horizontal directional drilling, which will bring recycled water from the Eastern Treatment Plant to irrigate sporting fields in Frankston, located in southeast Melbourne, Victoria.

Lateral connections

Trenchless Australasia — September 2009 Trenchless repairs of lateral connections are rather tricky jobs to do. A successful trial sealing has been completed for the Trelleborg epros small-diameter lateral connection repair system in Würzburg – a city in the region of Franconi, which lies in the northern tip of Bavaria, Germany.

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