Water and Sanitation Infrastructure

T-2026-6 Robertson STP Inlet Screen Upgrade - RFT T-2026-6

Jindabyne Water and Sewer Network Extensions – Detailed Design - RFT-2012650A

GWMWater invites suitably qualified and experienced contractors to submit tenders for the Rural Meter and Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) Renewals Project. This contract comprises of the renewal of approximately (11,000) 20 mm Water Meters and (12,000) RTUs spread across GWMWater’s Rural Water Network within the Grampians, Wimmera and Mallee regions. The principal activities under this contract include: Travel to and from each site. Assessment of all existing meters and RTUs to determine the works required. Recording of all existing meter and RTU readings, serials, location and photos within ArcGIS Field Maps App. Removal of all existing RTUs, and where instructed, removal of existing meters. Installation of new RTUs and, where instructed, new water meters (approximately 11,000 meters and 12,000 RTUs). Where required, rectification of existing non-standard water meter and RTU assemblies. GWMWater reserves the right to accept tenders in part. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Addendum #1 has been issued for this contract: 18/03/2026

North East Water has completed a preliminary design for the upgrade of Beechworth Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and obtained a development license from the EPA. It is now seeking to engage a Principal Contractor under a design and construct contract to deliver the works. The Beechworth WWTP located on McFeeters Road is to be upgraded from a lagoon-based treatment process to a biological nutrient removal plant from which treated water will continue to flow to a nearby waterway or be used for onsite irrigation. The scope of works will include new concrete bioreactors and associated equipment, inlet works, UV system and outfall pipework, sludge thickener, aerobic digester, sludge dewatering unit, electrical and control systems, connection to existing assets at key interface points, and refurbishing an existing lagoon for flow/load buffering.

The Project will upgrade aging infrastructure within the remote Indigenous community of Mutitjulu, nestled within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. This critical project prioritises the delivery of reliable Essential Services and Renewables while minimising environmental impact and fostering long-term development for the community with new infrastructure compliant to current standards. The existing essential services infrastructure in Mutitjulu, including power, water, and sewer systems, is over 30 years old. These systems are prone to failures, leading to expensive emergency repairs and service disruptions. Such disruptions pose significant health and safety risks to the community, particularly with extreme indoor temperatures and potential issues with raw sewage handling and storage.