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Water and sewer trenchless crossings in Sydney

by Staff Writer
September 17, 2013
in Civil Construction, Contracts awarded, News, Trenchless technology, Water, Water and Wastewater Treatment
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Work is underway on a number of trenchless crossing packages for water and sewer pipelines on a $100m capital works project in North West Sydney.  UEA has been successful in its bid for the first of these. The project is being delivered through a recognised national construction company in a design and construct arrangement.

UEA has worked closely with the constructors design partner over the last 7 months to establish the best type of methodology to suit the design, and geo-technical conditions on the project.

The state water authority is investing $100m to provide water and waste water services for development precincts within the North West Growth Centre, and includes a contribution from the NSW Government.

The trenchless packages are being delivered using a range of technologies to suit the design and ground conditions. These include:

  • HDD of 400m of 560mm PN20 in shale rock
  • HDD of 81m of 500mm PN20 in clay/shale
  • HDD of 66m of 560mm PN20 in clay/shale
  • HDD of 250m of 560mm PN20 in shale rock
  • GBM/Thrust bore 42m of 813mm MSCL with steel enveloper
  • GBM/Thrust bore 44m of 813mm MSCL with steel enveloper
  • GBM/Thrust Bore 36m of 525mm GRP with steel enveloper

The project is scheduled to start shortly and take 6 months to complete.

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