The program will see the rehabilitation and replacement of water mains, corroded gravity sewers and linings, fittings and valve chambers, as well as pump and bio-filter media replacements.
In a social media post, Interflow said the contract was the first of its kind for its New Zealand team and signalled the beginning of a new chapter.
“Our delivery partner, March Cato, is also a family-owned business that shares our commitment to trenchless technology,” the company said.
“Our values are strongly aligned and together we will seek innovative and effective solutions to meet our customer’s needs.”
Interflow General Manager New Zealand Blair Telfer said the program would also provide a solid basis for the company’s growth on NZ’s North Island.
For more information visit the Interflow website.
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