Water

Delivering innovative engineering solutions for sustainable water systems and infrastructure.

We are involved in big and small aspects of the water industry. We help out on projects from the concept to the demobilisation of the project offices.

We provide design and constructability input at early contractor involvement stage. We design permanent structures and temporary works structures and undertake all construction phase services. Our team has extensive experience in trenchless solutions and relining large and small tunnels.

North West Treatment Hub

The North West Treatment Hub plays a critical role in servicing Sydney’s rapidly growing north-west. By coordinating upgrades across the Castle Hill, Rouse Hill and Riverstone water resource recovery facilities, the hub helps improve treatment capacity, resilience and environmental performance.
These upgrades will support future development, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure treated wastewater meets strict environmental standards before being released back into the environment.

Witt's engineers have provided Geotechnical and Temporary Works Design to assist in these upgrades - the scope included but is not limited to; proof roll inspections, pavement design, earthworks, DCP testing, Geotechnical inspections, batter stability, pipe support and more.

Principal: Sydney Water | Contractor: John Holland Pty Ltd | Completion: Ongoing

Belmont Desalination Project

Aiming to provide a reliable, rainfall-independent source for drinking water and help reduce the rate of water storage depletion in the Lower Hunter catchment, the Belmont Desalination Plant is a major stepping stone in significantly enhancing the region's drought preparedness and response capabilities.

Witt Consulting provided Temporary Works Design as requested by John Holland, this included working and crane platforms, construction methods & sequencing for structural steel and insitu concrete works. We also provided 3D design and drafting services, temporary stability and deflection control, multiple protection systems for safe access

Principal: Hunter Water | Contractor: John Holland | Completion: Ongoing | $530 million

Upper South Creek Advanced Water Recycling Centre rendered image

Advanced Water Recycling Centre – Upper South Creek

A pipeline for treated water will run from Kemps Creek to the Nepean River at Wallacia, while a brine water pipeline will connect Kemps Creek to the existing wastewater system at Landsdowne.

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