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Contracts on the way for sewer upgrade

Wed, 1 September 2010 Queensland Urban Utilities will soon begin the contracting process for the first stage of a multi-million dollar upgrade to the Bulimba Creek Trunk Sewer, on Brisbane’s south side.

Darwin’s wastewater evolution

Thu, 26 August 2010 A project to upgrade Darwin’s wastewater system will use microtunnelling to bring the city up to modern standards.

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!

A clean harbour through Alliance Contracting

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 In Auckland City a critical drainage upgrade was needed to reduce the amount of wastewater pollution overflows and to ensure that the drainage infrastructure could cope with the city’s forecast growth.

In-depth: Australasian councils and water authorities

Trenchless Australasia — July 2010 The provision of water and wastewater services throughout Australasia is complex, as various entities have different roles and responsibilities. Trenchless Australasia has the facts on who does what, and who is responsible for services in each region. We provide the information and contacts you need to get that next underground infrastructure contract.

Barraba gets relined

Tue, 13 July 2010 Tamworth Regional Council has begun the relining of a wastewater pipe system located in Barraba, New South Wales, as part of their sewerage improvement program.

IPWEA CEO Keynote for Trenchless Live 2010

Thu, 1 July 2010 Trenchless Live 2010 will feature a diverse program of keynote presentations, toolbox sessions and hands-on live demonstrations, including IPWEA CEO Chris Champion.

Council plans to improve sewerage in Rosewood

Tue, 29 June 2010 Ipswich City Council has commenced works to improve the sewerage network of Rosewood, located in southeast Queensland.

HDD for Somers

Wed, 26 May 2010 South East Water will use horizontal directional drilling (HDD) for parts of its Somers Recycled Water Project in Somers, Victoria.

Rockin’ the suburbs

Tue, 18 May 2010 Water Corporation has started work on a new sewer pipeline in the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia that will use microtunnelling.

Halfway there for the Melbourne Sewer

Tue, 18 May 2010 The 2.3 km Melbourne Main Sewer Replacement from Port Melbourne to Docklands, Victoria, has reached its half way point.

Duplication for Ballarat

Mon, 10 May 2010 Central Highlands Water’s Ballarat South Sewer Outfall upgrade plans on using microtunnelling and augur boring as part of its major waterway infrastructure project.

Call for sewer pipeline cleaners

Thu, 29 April 2010 Barwon Water has invited tenders to clean circular sewer pipelines and dispose of silt and debris removed during the cleaning process.

Extra hands in the sewer

Wed, 28 April 2010 Rockhampton Regional Council’s sewer maintenance program has received an additional work crew for their extensive sewer relining program, which involved 120 km of CCTV investigation.

How to select access chamber coatings

Trenchless Australasia — April 2010 Manhole maintenance is essential to the upkeep of the entire wastewater system. Ian Bateman from Interflow looks at the role of calcium aluminate cements in the strategy for renewing access chamber and underground structures.

CIPP takes centre stage at the Horden Pavilion

Trenchless Australasia — April 2010 During a routine CCTV inspection under the Hordern Pavilion, Kembla Watertech found concrete blocking a sewer pipe and used CIPP to save the stage.

See how they did it - rehabilitating the NGRS

Trenchless Australasia — April 2010 The world’s largest spiral wound pipe project, installed by Interflow for Sydney Water in 2009, is on display at Powerhouse Museum, Sydney.

Berry joins Downer EDI

Wed, 24 March 2010 New Zealand’s Downer EDI Works have acquired Berry Pipelines Pty Ltd based in Bayswater, Victoria.

Winning with refinement

Wed, 24 March 2010 Sydney’s Desalination Project, which relied on tunnel boring machines to install the necessary pipeline, has received the Government Partnership Excellence Award at Infrastructure Partnerships Australia’s 2010 National Infrastructure Awards.