Zinfra has secured a position on the WaterNSW asset replacement panel, known as the Maintain Capability Program. This panel position gives Zinfra access to bid as one of three providers for a workflow of $150 million over four years between 2018 and 2021.
The Maintain Capability Program will ensure asset replacement and related maintenance works are delivered efficiently across WaterNSW’s network.
WaterNSW is Australia’s largest supplier of bulk water. It provides two-thirds of the water used in NSW and develops infrastructure solutions for water supply security and reliability.
The Greater Sydney drinking water catchment area collects water from river catchments to the south and west of Sydney, stores it in 10 major dams, and transports water via a network of rivers, pipes and canals to water filtration plants.
Under the Maintain Capability Program, parcels of work covering civil, mechanical and electrical will be released to cover the Greater Sydney and rural areas of NSW, and include:
- Canal refurbishment, roads, fences, bridge work/renewal
- Structural and mechanical: pumps, valves, control gates, walkways, pipeline renewal, trash racks
- Buildings and services
- Electrical and controls
Delivery of the work requires a diverse range of capabilities that Zinfra can deliver drawing on its in-house resources.
Zinfra’s National Water Operations Manager, Jeff Kennedy, said, “We’re delighted to secure this excellent panel opportunity and to expand our water services in NSW.”
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