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Work ongoing in CRL tunnels
Work is continuing in the tunnels beneath Auckland as the City Rail Link (CRL) approaches the end of tunnelling activities.
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North East Link ready for major tunnelling works
The early works required to make way for Victoria’s North East Link program are almost finished, paving the way for the tunnelling work to begin later this year.
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Creating the future of water for councils and communities
Australia and New Zealand’s leading pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, has a vision that supports the growth of its people, fosters partnerships with its customers, and ensures the wellbeing of the communities it serves.
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The selection of screens for hydrovac slurry treatment
Hydrovac excavation is a non-destructive, precise, non-mechanical process that uses pressurised water and an industrial strength vacuum to simultaneously excavate and evacuate soil. GN Solids designs and manufactures hydrovac slurry processing systems, known as a Slurry Dewatering System.
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Quick-Lock systems: chemical-free and safe for all water rehab
Australia’s leading supplier of sewer and drain cleaning, testing, inspection, and rehabilitation equipment, Sewer Equipment company (Aust) (SECA), has one of most successful systems for point pipeline repair to date.
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Michels bringing trenchless solutions down under
Responding to the global need for improved energy and utility infrastructure, Michels has expanded its trenchless operations to Australia, establishing its inaugural office and yard in Wangaratta, Victoria.
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Bakton, the new TBM machine for Rob Carr, Western Australia
In February 2022, Rob Carr Pty commenced construction on the Quinns Main Sewer Project for Water Corporation, a key Rob Carr client.
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S&Z Australia supporting rail infrastructure
S&Z Australia has been involved in many rail improvement projects, including several level crossing removal projects (LXRP), rail station upgrades and rail line signalling upgrades.
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Market challenges fail to holt KAISER’s growth
Despite the significant challenges posed by the pandemic and global supply chain issues, 2022 will be KAISER Technology’s strongest year since setting up its Australian subsidiary.
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Iplex Australia secures $51 million Townsville Haughton Pipeline contract
Australia’s manufacturing sector has received a ‘shot in the arm’, with Iplex Australia securing a $51 million contract to supply water solutions for one of the region’s largest water projects – the Haughton Pipeline Duplication stage 2.
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Veolia: Leading the way in ecological transformation
Veolia controls all the stages of the water cycle and can meet the many challenges of local authorities and industrial customers. By providing a comprehensive service offering that caters to all aspects of network management while minimising impacts to the environment, the company has committed to accelerating the development of new solutions with ecological transformation at its core.
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Boremore Civil Group benefits from Ditch Witch’s JT60 drill
The JT60 Directional Drill from Ditch Witch is ideal for those looking for power and comfort in the one machine.
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Wilmot Pipelining sees success in projects across NSW
As of the end of 2021, Wilmot Pipelining successfully delivered the largest UV CIP liners ever installed in Australia. Wilmot has had a similarly busy year in 2022, with several projects underway and others completed, heralding in yet another year of impressive progress for the company.
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Vacvator’s range of vacuum excavation trucks lead the way in NDD
Australian manufacturing company Vacvator is undergoing significant expansions to meet the growing demands of the industrial, utility, municipal and resource sectors.
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Software for conduit inspection: a buyer’s guide
When surveying the competitive market for pipeline condition assessment software, it’s important to identify the features that are important to each specific buyer. This buying guide from PipeTech Auscodes, a new cross pacific partnership between experienced Australian and US companies, highlights three key criteria for consideration when undertaking this process.
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Are your pipe spacers compliant? kwik-ZIP’s are
Used and recommended by pipeline and civil contractors around the world, kwik-ZIP centraliser and spacer systems are solving production casing centralisation challenges throughout the pipeline industry.
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Providing innovative connection for HDPE
Founded in January of 2002 by Dennis Bentink, ISC Services is dedicated to helping water and wastewater authorities improve safety, protect their sewerage, potable and stormwater networks across Australia.
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How iMPREG became the first choice for ANZ pipe rehabilitation projects
iMPREG provides an insight on the benefits of going the extra mile for on-site service support.
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KOR introduces spare parts
Driven by the steadfast core value of being the best customer facing business, KOR has recently invested in the establishment of an operations and engineering facility in Melbourne’s south-east which also stores an extensive range of spare parts and accessories.
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Adept leads the way with water and sewer upgrade at Thomas Embling Hospital
Adept Civil Group is well underway with water and sewer main construction works at Thomas Embling Hospital. Using trenchless technology, the Melbourne-based company will upgrade the hospital’s entire sewer system.
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PEF Commercial Finance’s three steps to trenchless asset funding
PEF Commercial Finance knows too well about the importance of having a good finance broker and securing business asset funding, having served hundreds of companies and securing the best finance deals regardless of the size of clients’ business.
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NordiTube presents comprehensive product portfolio at No-Dig Down Under
NordiTube Technologies has established a global position as a technology provider for trenchless pipe rehabilitation systems.
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Contractor proves value of trenchless in the top end
While they have always presented social and environmental benefits over traditional forms of civil construction, it wasn’t that long ago that trenchless methods were a significantly more expensive option. However, this is no longer the case, as is being illustrated on a municipal subdivision housing estate project in Darwin, where Dig Hard Excavations found Smart Lock’s point repair system to be the most cost-effective solution when compared with a dig and replace drainage option.
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New GRUNDODRILL in the spotlight at No-Dig
Despite only being introduced to the Australasian market earlier this year, TRACTO’s new and adaptable range of GRUNDODRILLS are already shaking up the HDD market. The xCS series of machines are the culmination of years of detailed German engineering, and combine unparalleled power with innovative technology.
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Aussie Trenchless’ promise of PST
Aussie Trenchless has been passionate about progressing future infrastructure opportunities and accomplishing superior outcomes since it was founded in 2014.
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Fighting against the elements: pre-planning for success in Townsville
Heading into the wet season in northern Queensland, Edge Underground was working against extreme heat and flash flooding on a microtunnelling project to complete three lines – with one under a major state highway.
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