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CRR awards major contract
A consortium has been awarded a major public private partnership (PPP) package on the AU$5.4 billion Cross River Rail (CRR) project.
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Sydney Water introduces new procurement strategy
Sydney Water has introduced a new procurement strategy and a long-term partnership with two consultancies.
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Tunnelling expert expands its fleet
DM Civil has reconfigured a microtunnel boring machine (MTBM), expanding its fleet and its capabilities.
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Highway to the spacer zone
With distribution channels around the world, kwik-ZIP’s centraliser and spacer products are being used in a range of infrastructure projects.
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Trenchless technology draft training products open for review
The updated training products for skilled operators working in trenchless technology are now available online for review.
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Sydney Water announces new CEO
Current SA Water Chief Executive Roch Cheroux has been named as the new CEO for Sydney Water.
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Water utility awards contracts worth AU$400m
A major Queensland utility has awarded two sewer renewal and upgrade contracts with a combined value of AU$400 million over five years.
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Victorian utility welcomes new contractors
South East Water has awarded two contracts for the utility's Reliability Program, following a rigorous procurement process.
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Leading utility network adds Australian authority
A Melbourne water utility has been named as a new member of the Leading Utilities of the World network.
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Veolia optimising inspection and infrastructure management
Veolia is progressing with a research and development program to optimise water inspection and infrastructure management.
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NULCA teams up with No-Dig Down Under
NULCA President Ian Lambert talks about NULCA’s partnership with No-Dig Down Under 2019.
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ATS begins development of guidelines
The Australian Tunnelling Society (ATS) has launched a group to develop best practice guidelines for tunnel design.
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Victorian utilities sign landmark agreement
A collection of Victorian water utilities have entered into a landmark energy agreement designed to reduce carbon emissions.
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Downer using innovative methods in Tauranga
Downer has won a contract to renew approximately 2 km of 525 mm asbestos cement rising main for Tauranga City Council.
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Snowy Hydro awards AU$5.1b contract
Snowy Hydro has awarded the Future Generation Joint Venture (JV) a AU$5.1 billion contract for the Snowy 2.0 project.
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CRRDA selects preferred JVs
The Cross River Rail Delivery Authority (CRRDA) has selected the preferred joint ventures (JVs) to deliver two of the AU$5.4 billion project’s major contracts.
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Utility donates fatberg to museum
A fatberg – a blockage that plagues sewers – is on display in a museum in Melbourne, Victoria.
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Update your listing in the Australasian Trenchless Directory
Are you involved in the Australasian trenchless industry? Make sure you update you listing in the Australasian Trenchless Directory 2019.
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WSAA introduces asset management network
The Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) has introduced the consolidated Asset Management Network.
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NZ utility awards major construction contract
Watercare has signed the construction contract for its NZ$1.2 billion (AU$1.1 billion) Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel.
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Innovex expands dealer network to Australasia
Innovex has appointed Covalent Technologies as the Australasian distributor of its Pipe Pusher range of equipment.
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Cardno appoints Asia Pacific CEO
Cardno has appointed Jamie Alonso as the company’s Asia Pacific CEO, effective immediately.
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Tunnelling project faces delays
A massive tunnelling infrastructure project is facing delays after workers were evacuated twice in a week following safety incidents.
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Abergeldie Harker changes its name
Abergeldie Harker has formally changed its name Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure, effective 31 January 2019.
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WATCH: Sydney Metro’s first TBM arrives
The first of five tunnel boring machines (TBM) for Sydney’s metro railway extension has arrived in Marrickville.
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Victoria places order for West Gate Tunnel TBMs
The Victorian Government has ordered two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) to build Melbourne’s AU$6.7 billion West Gate Tunnel.
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