Water Infrastructure Projects

Water Infrastructure Projects

Water infrastructure projects are critical to securing reliable water supply, improving asset resilience, and supporting long-term community and industrial needs. These projects involve complex engineering, environmental management, and coordination across regional and cross-border systems. Delivery focuses on safety, durability, regulatory compliance, and operational performance to ensure sustainable water management aligned with Australian standards.

1.Wentworth to Broken Hill Pipeline Project (NSW, Australia)

The Wentworth to Broken Hill Pipeline Project is a major regional water infrastructure development designed to secure a long-term water supply for Broken Hill and surrounding communities. The project involved the construction of a 270 km pipeline transporting water from the Murray River at Wentworth to Broken Hill.

The pipeline provides a reliable alternative to local water sources, improving supply security during drought conditions and supporting regional resilience through modern water transfer infrastructure.

The project delivered a critical regional water supply asset, improving water security, operational reliability, and long-term sustainability for Broken Hill through a robust and compliant pipeline system.

2.Hume Dam Upgrade Project (NSW / VIC, Australia)

The Hume Dam Upgrade Project is a major cross-border water infrastructure upgrade on the Murray River, focused on improving dam safety, structural integrity, and long-term operational reliability. The works included dam strengthening, spillway upgrades, and associated civil and structural improvements.

The upgrade ensures the dam continues to meet modern safety standards while supporting water supply, flood mitigation, and irrigation requirements across New South Wales and Victoria.

The upgrade enhanced dam safety and resilience, extending asset life and ensuring reliable water storage and release operations in line with contemporary engineering and regulatory standards.

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