Saunders was awarded a $10.4 million contract by Ward Civil to deliver new water storage infrastructure as part of the Wilton Integrated Services Program (WISP) in South West Sydney. The project strengthens Saunders’ position in the metropolitan water market and builds on recent reservoir projects delivered at Marsfield and Marayong. It also reflects the Group’s … Read more
Saunders Aqua Metro is delivering a critical infrastructure upgrade on behalf of Greater Western Water to support Melbourne’s growing population and ensure long-term reliability of sewerage services in the CBD. The project involves constructing approximately 750 metres of new sewer pipeline beneath Flinders Lane, Spencer Street, Siddeley Street and Wurundjeri Way and the construction of … Read more
The project involves the design and construction of two 10ML potable water storage tanks and 1.7km of DN900 MSCL pipelines, along with an access track, chemical dosing facility, and bulk earthworks on a greenfield site. It will double the area’s drinking water storage, securing supply for up to 10,000 properties. Engaged by Aqua Metro, Saunders … Read more
The Bendigo WTP is located in the Kangaroo Flat area, South of Bendigo, and it supplies potable water to around 100,000 customers from the Sandhurst Reservoir via Bendigo’s Potable Water Distribution System. The plant, with a capacity of 126 ML/day, has been in service since 2002 and it is owned and operated by Veolia under … Read more
The Brushy Creek Recycled Water (RW) Infrastructure project will deliver infrastructure to supply developments and irrigators located in Croydon, Chirnside Park and Lilydale with Class A Recycled Water. The new infrastructure delivered through this project will remove reliance on the potable water network, enabling the removal of temporary cross connections and ultimately reducing potable water … Read more
The project involved the design and construction of a new 30 ML potable water storage tank to replace the existing 20 ML tank. The scope included the safe demolition and removal of the existing tank and associated infrastructure, followed by the decommissioning and removal of pipelines. New MSCL pipework and valves were supplied and installed … Read more
The Portarlington Water Recycling Plant (WRP), covering 120 hectares with 80 hectares devoted to tree lots, has been operational since 1982 and primarily uses a unique lagoon system for water treatment and storage. The system consists of four lagoons working in pairs in a batch mode, where facultative lagoons (1 and 2) alternate with maturation … Read more
