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ISSUE 65 | DECEMBER 2020
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY FOR TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGY
A RURAL
SOLUTION
L&D completes biggest project to date
UCS won’t ditch Ditch Witch
Relined by Rangedale
ZAD winch, happy results
Tunnelling for another Direct Pipe world record
DECEMBER 2020 TRENCHLESS AUSTRALASIA A
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UNDER VICTORIA
ISSUE 65 December 2020
Adapting like water 25
L&D completes biggest project to date 27
Major project requires Adept solution 28
Controlling the solution to good business 30
UTILITY LOCATION & GPR
Improve utility detection with new IDS GeoRadar tool 32
Strengthening the KOR fleet 34
Staying on the radar for utility mapping 36
HDD
UCS won’t ditch Ditch Witch 38
Value beats price for Maxibor 40
Directional drills with a difference 42
One Shot, plenty of opportunities 44
Making connections with Superior HDD 46
QDS celebrates 21st year 48
The solid choice for hydrovac slurry separation 50
Servicing the industry’s creative needs 52
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REHABILITATION & REPAIR
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COMPANY NEWS
This magazine is the official journal of the Australasian Society for Trenchless Zipping up the industry ranks 78
Technology (ASTT) and is distributed to members and other interested parties
throughout Australia and the Asia-Pacific. It is also available on subscription. Extracting success with DCS 80
The publishers welcome editorial contributions from interested parties. However, Positive change flowing through the water sector 82
neither the publishers nor the ASTT accept responsibility for the content of
these contributions and the views contained therein are not necessarily the views
REGULARS
of the publishers or the ASTT. Neither the publishers nor the ASTT accept
responsibility for any claims made by advertisers. All communications should From the President 14
be directed to the publishers.
From the ASTT Secretary 16
Unless explicitly stated otherwise in writing, by providing editorial material
to Great Southern Press (GSP), including text and images, you are providing Councillor’s reports 18
permission for that material to be subsequently used by GSP, whole or in part,
edited or unchanged, alone or in combination with other material in any Events 84
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David Convery
elcome to the December Outside of our regional focus,
dconvery@gs-press.com.au edition of Trenchless I am pleased to say the rest of the
Sophie Venz Australasia! this edition is full of excellent
svenz@gs-press.com.au Last edition, with trenchless content, including
Melbourne amid Stage 4 features on utility location
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
lockdowns, I expressed my and ground penetrating
Nick Lovering disappointment at having to radar (GPR), rehabilitation
nlovering@gs-press.com.au continually discuss COVID-19 and repair, horizontal
Lyndsie Clark first, and the rest of the industry directional drilling (HDD)
lclark@gs-press.com.au second. Although I’m resigned to and much more.
the fact that the virus is here to stay for It would also be remiss of me not
Michael Usic
a long while yet, I’m happy to be writing this to mention that No-Dig Down Under 2021
music@gs-press.com.au at a time when Victoria has begun to emerge is now less than one year away, so it really is
DESIGN from its strong restrictions into a world where time to start planning your attendance. Next
our friends and family are more accessible and year’s edition will be held on 5-8 October
Craig Poore
many people can finally get back to work. 2021 at the International Convention Centre
craigpoore@me.com
Not being the overly emotional type, you are in Sydney, New South Wales, and is expected
PUBLISHER unlikely to find me crying with joy as I enter a to draw more than 1,500 attendees and more
Annie Ferguson Kmart for the first time in months as some on than 100 exhibitors.
the news were reported doing, but I am pleased For those who have never attended, the
aferguson@gs-press.com.au
to be able to revisit simple pleasures like eating event includes a range of trenchless training
EDITORIAL BOARD at a restaurant or drinking at a bar. courses and a technical program containing
Mike Stokes From an industry perspective, it's good to presentations from international and domestic
Reliability Delivery Manager see so much great trenchless work continuing trenchless technology experts, as well as a
South East Water
throughout the pandemic. On page 26, as part 4,500 m2 exhibition hall full of industry
Robert Loncar
of our regional feature on Victoria, you can leading equipment and service providers..
Lead Civil Engineer
Sydney Water find interviews I conducted with Melbourne I highly encourage all readers to try and attend
Tim Lancaster
utilities City West Water and Yarra Valley in some capacity as the wealth of trenchless
Partner Water about the impact COVID-19 has had information on offer in one place is something
Alta Consulting on this year’s work schedule. you won’t find at any other event in Australia.
One thing both groups acknowledged Lastly, with the year drawing to a close,
PUBLISHER
was many of the on and offsite changes I would like to thank all those who have
Great Southern Press
brought about by the pandemic would now continued to support Trenchless Australasia
ACN 005 716 825 stick around for the long term, leading to an throughout what has been a very testing 12
ABN 28 096 872 004 increase in safety across the board. Hopefully, months. It is great to see the industry thriving,
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entirety can avoid having to return to a hard content to our audience.
+61 03 9248 5100
lockdown at any point in the future. See you in 2021.
query@trenchless-australasia.com
www.trenchless-australasia.com
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elcome to the final Interest Group that has been
edition of Trenchless working hard to develop this
Australasia for 2020! initiative is about to finalise
On reflection of the year their work and announce this
that has just passed by in a initiative formally. I’m looking
blink of an eye, I drew some forward to learning more
inspiration from the Robert about this exciting initiative
Zemeckis film Cast Away. The and I’m confident it will make a
current pandemic and rollercoaster major contribution to the industry
ride of isolation at a personal, and our members as a whole. Stay
THE AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY industry, state and international level feels very tuned for more!
FOR TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGY much like being stuck on an island (which we Planning for next year’s No-Dig Down
ABN 43 893 870 966 literally are!) with uncertainty of what life will Under, the ASTT’s biennial conference and
18 Frinton Place be like once it is over. exhibition is progressing well. Our flagship
Tom Hanks’ character says “I know what event will be held in Sydney on 5-8 October
Greenwood, WA 6024
I have to do now, I’ve got to keep breathing 2021 and the theme of the event is Building
www.astt.com.au because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who Sustainable Futures.
jeffpace@astt.com.au knows what the tide could bring?” This event (organised by Great Southern
President: Chris Frangos This quote gives us hope and reminds us that Press, the publisher of Trenchless Australasia),
Secretary: Jeff Pace the current situation will pass, and we will soon has grown to be one of the largest
be able to enjoy the freedom of movement dedicated trenchless technology events in
Vice President: Ben Crosby
once again. As previously reported, all planned the world, recognised globally as a leading
COUNCILLORS face-to-face events this year have been deferred forum for the discussion of the latest
Western Australia: Trevor Gosatti until greater clarity is available around mass international developments.
Queensland: Alison King, Ben Crosby meetings of people and travel restrictions You can find out more about the event
within cities, between states and overseas at nodigdownunder.com
New South Wales: Matthew Boyle
have been lifted. I urge you all to start thinking about
Victoria: Chris Frangos The ASTT series of webinars, designed some of your projects that will no doubt
South Australia: Adam Russo to provide free and quick presentations to make great presentations. I look forward to
New Zealand: Blair Telfer our members, has continued throughout working closely with the conference organising
Northern Territory: Vacant this quarter. Attendance has varied based on committee to develop another full and
the subject matter; however, lots of positive informative conference program.
Tasmania: Vacant
feedback has been received. Stay tuned for more updates within the
INTERIM COUNCIL The most recent edition in October outlined magazine and online.
REPRESENTATIVES the ASTT Microtunnelling guidelines and was
Sudipta Basu presented by Jim Shooter. Chris Frangos
Justin Shepherd Another upcoming initiative the ASTT has ASTT President
sponsored is a carbon calculator. The Special chris@astt.com.au
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New Members continue, at least until the COVID-19 virus No-Dig Down Under – Sydney 2021
On behalf of the ASTT, I extend a warm is well and truly under control. Despite the COVID-19 issues, Great Southern
welcome to the following new members. If you missed out on watching any of the Press is working furiously on our next national
webinars, you can view the past editions on the conference and exhibition that will be held
Corporate Members – Australia ASTT website – www.astt.com.au/webinars/ in Sydney over 5–8 October 2021. Early
• Nathan Owen from Future-Proof Solutions We are seeking nominations for webinar indications are extremely promising with some
• George Wettenhall from Denso presentations for 2021, so if you are interested, sponsorship opportunities already taken up and
(Australia) Pty Ltd please submit your name and the topic and exhibition spaces selling. All looks well for this
• Steve Corneille from Aqua Metro Pty Ltd you will be contacted regarding dates etc. event. For more information, please refer to the
• Dennis Bentink from Independent Sewer We would also love to hear from you regarding following: nodigdownunder.com
Consulting Services Pty Ltd (ISC Services) what you would like the content of our
• Steve Butterworth from Applied Felts future webinars to be, so please get in contact ISTT No-Dig Awards
with suggestions. The ISTT has also advised that the 2020
Individual Members – New Zealand No-Dig Awards program has been rescheduled
• Peter Evans from Mott MacDonald Strategic Plan update from the No-Dig International Conference
• Lydia Grieve from Aqua Assets The initiatives outlined in the Strategic Plan in Malaysia until June 2021. The ISTT has
• Louis Pulo from L & M Trenchless Pty Ltd continue to be progressed. Once again at the decided to merge the 2020 and 2021 awards
time of preparing this report, I can inform program. The awards will now be made at the
Membership upgrades readers that the following is being worked on 2021 No-Dig Conference in Panama City
• Justin Shepherd from McConnell Dowell to enhance membership value: in November 2021.
upgraded from Individual to Corporate • Our newly appointed Strategic Planning The new dates for the 2020-21 awards
Consultant, C7EVEN, has begun work program are:
2021 Membership Fee Payments on revamping our website to make it more • Submission Site Open: 1 October 2020
In early December, most members will be beneficial for the members. It will include • Submission Site Closed: 30 June 2021
receiving their tax invoices for the 2021 a general area that anyone can visit and • Notification to Applicants: 1 August 2021
membership renewals through our Wild a specific members area that will require • Awards Ceremony: 17 November
Apricot new automated database system. a member login to gain access to. Areas 2021, Panama City
Your membership fees will be emailed out to like access to past minutes of meetings, Information on awards application
you and these fees will be due to be paid on past conference proceedings, NUCA Tag, can be found on the ISTT website:
1 January 2021. Members Directory, Carbon Calculator, www.istt.com/index/no-dig
All members are now encouraged to use Guidelines and Standards etc will now only
either PayPal or Direct Debit to pay your fees. be available to the members. This change is Special Interest Groups
The ASTT will still accept cheques as has been a result of the work undertaken to enhance Currently we have two Special Interest Groups
the practice in the past. When making your membership value. (SIGs) operating – the first for linings and
payment, can you please either ensure that your • We have also undertaken a survey of our the second for the development of a Carbon
company name or invoice number is included members to look at scoping the development Calculator. Work is now well underway on
as a reference as this ensures that your payment of a tertiary level training course for these exciting initiatives with more information
is allocated correctly. trenchless technology professionals. The idea to be made available as it comes through.
Members from New Zealand, please note is to develop a curriculum that caters to the And finally all the best wishes to each and
that the amounts shown on your invoices are various specialisations within the trenchless every one who reads this magazine, have
shown in Australian dollars. technology discipline. The survey was a happy and safe Christmas and lets all hope
developed to better understand the needs that the new year will bring everything
ASTT webinars and expectations of industry partners. back to normal as 2020 was certainly
As reported in the September issue, on • Work will continue with Standards Australia a year to remember.
23 July 2020, we undertook our first webinar. to consider widening the scope of AS/NZS
Despite a few hiccups we have now successfully 2566 designing of pipe liners. Jeff Pace
held five webinars and at this stage these will ASTT Secretary
jeffpace@astt.com.au
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Ben Crosby Matthew Boyle Trevor Gosatti
The last quarter It has been quite Water Corporation
in the trenchless a quarter in NSW ROI for preferred
industry remains infrastructure, with the supplier for sewer
to be busy both on Federal Government's relining works
a national and international level, with commitment to fast-track $2.7 billion on In September 2020, the Water Corporation
clients continuing to rehabilitate and state infrastructure returning confidence of WA invited organisations with suitable
install new utility infrastructure despite to the market. This infrastructure lead experience, capability and capacity to
the new COVID-19 world. Our Queensland recovery, along with incentives for asset submit a Registration of Interest for the
Trenchless Networking and Presentation right offs, and brings optimism to asset Sewer Relining Works. A successful
Seminars are going well. Contact me owners, constructors and suppliers organisation would be invited to enter into
at bencrosby@bamser.com.au if you moving forward. a preferred supplier agreement to provide
are interested in speaking, sponsoring Despite COVID-19 restrictions, this sewer relining works for an agreed term
orattending one of these in the quarter saw the opening of the $3 billion period to the corporation.
near future. NorthConnex, the halfway mark for the Recently announced WA Budget to
Although the in-person ASTT seminars M4-M5 tunnelling project WestConnex provide infrastructure spending
are on-hold due to COVID-19, the ASTT and the progress of the Metro Tunnel The recently announced budget by the
has continued holding monthly webinars. works continuing showing the resilience WA Government followed the Federal
Please visit this link for more information: of the trenchless industry to handle Budget, with proposed higher spending
www.astt.com.au/webinars/ these challenges. on local infrastructure.
How about joining the ASTT as a As the year comes to an end, planning 2020-21 Budget highlights
corporate or individual member? The is underway for the 2021 No-Dig Down • $354.5 million for the soon
benefits are impressive and the access to Under event in Sydney. I would encourage to be completed
the network makes it a very worthwhile all NSW members to get involved in the Forrestfield-Airport Link project.
proposition. Again, please contact me to planning and participation our showcase • $275.3 million for 246 locally made
discuss and gain more information. event. I wish all members a happy and railcars and the local assembly and
safe end of year and look forward to the manufacturing facility at Bellevue.
New Zealand promise of a new year of success for all. • $100 million to install Smart Freeway
technology on the Mitchell Freeway
Blair Telfer
South Australia from Joondalup to the city.
I hope this finds
• $195 million for the Thornlie
everyone fit and Adam Russo
Cockburn Link, Perth’s first east-west
healthy, both physically As one part of rail connection.
and mentally. our $1.6 billion • $184.7 million for the Yanchep Rail
Central government stimulus funding four-year capital Extension, with three new train stations.
aimed at infrastructure appears to have works program, • $144.6 million for removal of level
allowed our industry to recover faster we have begun a targeted renewal of crossings, including the under-way
than many others. I hope this is true of wastewater mains across the state, Denny Avenue Level Crossing Removal
whatever business you may be involved which in 2020-21 includes the Project and early works for three others
with. This has also allowed a number rehabilitation of around 5 km of on the Armadale Line.
of our very large trenchless projects to reticulated main, using a sewer lining • $207.2 million for other projects like
continue with the community benefits method, and the renewal of a critical the Morley Ellenbrook Line, Byford Rail
they bring, which is good news for us all. 1,300 mm diameter trunk main along Extension and Midland Station project.
Whilst face to face events are now Regency Road in Adelaide’s inner north. • $92.3 million for the construction of the
starting to be planned, such as WaterNZ, We are also supporting progress of new Bayswater Station, the first stage
I think that now we have seen the value the Department for Infrastructure and of the Morley Ellenbrook Line.
of virtual training formats, webinars etc., Transport’s Gawler Rail Electrification • $31.5 million to deliver a multi-storey
and these will continue to grow in both project by determining which works car park at Mandurah Station.
popularity and quality. I urge you all to get are required on the adjacent Adelaide • $16.3 million to help plan and build
involved with them, as either a presenter wastewater trunk main. Lakelands Station.
or attendee.
It is hoped that the proposed
Stay well, stay safe and I hope to see
infrastructure spending will provide
some of you at WaterNZ.
increased opportunities for trenchless
technology operators involved in
the works.
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Carbon Calculator ready to launch
The ASTT’s SIG has been steadily advancing its creation of a Carbon Calculator to encourage
trenchless contractors, operators and asset owners to lower carbon emissions and make informed
decisions on infrastructure planning and renewals versus traditional methods. After months of
development, the tool is now ready for launch and implementation into the market.
T
he ASTT’s Special Interest Group “The SIG has hand-selected a group of “This tool will allow them to place
(SIG) is comprised of leading industry asset owners from water utilities to participate greenhouse gas emissions and reductions
professionals who have been working in a three-month trial. We will have regular front and centre of their bids and pitches
to create a solution that supports the feedback sessions with the trial participants to achieve commercial success. The SIG
mitigation of climate change impacts. during the trial in order to make adjustments plan to meet over the next 12 months
The Carbon Calculator will use carbon as a or changes if needed for this important after its launched to monitor its usage and
measure for efficiency and encourage trenchless environmental tool. feedback and make appropriate changes
industry workers to innovate and improve “Once we are satisfied with the Carbon where necessary.”
emissions results. Calculator tool, we will then launch In addition to the SIG’s continued
SIG member and Water BD Specialist it to the market with several different promotion of the Carbon Calculator,
Mark Trembath says the group has now marketing strategies.” dedicated sessions on the tool are planned
selected Mott MacDonald as a consultant The SIG hopes to have the trial period finalised for next year’s No Dig Down Under event
on the tool due to the company’s experience by the end of Q1 2021, after that, Mr Trembath – the largest conference and exhibition
in greenhouse gas emissions reduction says the tool’s primary aim will be to assist dedicated to trenchless technology in the
and a demonstrated familiarity in other asset owners to make informed environmental southern hemisphere.
carbon calculators. decisions when planning infrastructure.
“The Carbon Calculator is now finalised, “Other users and significant beneficiaries
and we are now in the marketing and launch will be engineering consultants and For more information visit
phase,” says Mr Trembath. contractors,” he says. www.astt.com.au
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Trenchless Sales opens QLD trials AI water
NSW branch technology
Queensland-based Trenchless Sales has opened its new branch A new smart water management technology powered by
in Moorebank, New South Wales for business after months of artificial intelligence has made its way to Australia and New
planning, allowing its 25 years of trenchless industry experience Zealand and will be trialled for the first time in Queensland.
to be further accessible across the country. UK-based FIDO Tech’s technology couples sophisticated
The NSW branch will be managed by Steve Mercer, who AI with the world’s largest library of leak data to pinpoint leak
has more than 15 years of experience in the drilling industry location within 1 m, allowing engineers to the site of hard-
and can assist with various trenchless needs. to-find water leaks. Described as a ‘game-changer’ in the UK
The company shared the news on social media, saying water sector, FIDO’s technology boasts more than 90 per cent
customers should stop by the new office and “ask Steve to accuracy, which improves with every new leak it finds.
shout a coffee while discussing your requirements”. Now, a collaboration between FIDO Tech and Australia’s
The new office is located at Unit 1, 9 Greenhills Detection Services Ltd will introduce the technology to the
Road, Moorebank. Australasian region. Detection Services will demonstrate FIDO’s
capability in various water network environments with a series
of pilot projects in the region, with the first pilot underway for
New WSAA code dubbed a Queensland water services provider.
“a win”
Water Corporation announces
VAPAR CEO and Co-Founder Amanda Siqueira says the release
of Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) WSA 05- new chair
2020 Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia Version
4.1 is “a win for asset owners”. Western Australia Water Minister Dave Kelly has welcomed
The recently released code focuses on internal asset condition Ross Love to the role of Water Corporation Board Chair, who
assessment of conduits including sewers, sanitary and brings more than 25 years of experience in leadership roles with
stormwater drains as well as maintenance structures Boston Consulting Group in Australia and New York to his new
like manholes. appointment.
The code will replace Version 3.1 of the third edition, published Mr Love’s career has spanned both corporate and government
in 2013, and will focus on improving efficiency of reporting sectors, including airlines and airports, commuter rails, retail
through code changes and software requirements. and resources. He is also currently Chair of Fremantle Ports
Ms Siqueira says the code it will provide improvements in the and board member of the Western Australian Regional
segmentation and granularity of data, which will lead to greater Development Trust.
decision-making power for asset owners as more information Mr Kelly says Mr Love brings a strong track record of strategy
will be captured during inspections. development and execution plus a wealth of corporate expertise
It also means asset owners can be sure main conduit and high-level leadership skills to the role.
condition scores will no longer be escalated by issues related Mr Love’s appointment is effective from 22 September 2020
to property owner connections. for a term concluding 31 December 2022, with David Lock –
who has been Acting Chair since January 2020 – will remain
on board as Deputy Chair.
Rob Carr wins excellence
award” Water corporations combine
The Rob Carr Western Australian Operations Team has been for new entity
awarded the 2020 CCF WA Earth Award for Project Excellence
in Civil Construction. Melbourne utilities City West Water (CWW) and Western Water
Sharing the news on social media, Rob Carr congratulated its (WW) will integrate to form a new water provider, titled Greater
team, led by Barry Crowley and Paul Lee, which won the award in Western Water.
the $5-10 million project value category. The Victorian Government says the new entity will have the
“The team recently delivered the very successful Dunsborough financial resources and staff to cope with the region’s population
Infill Sewerage Project Sections 5C & 9A,” says Rob Carr. growth and demand for new infrastructure, while household
The project was part of Water Corporation’s Infill Sewerage water bills would also be reduced.
Program and consisted of more than 5.2 km of gravity sewer The integration will commence on 1 July 2021 and will be
constructed by microtunnelling and conventional techniques. overseen by an independent chair and board members from both
Rob Carr also completed 36 access chambers, 41 CWW and WW.
maintenance shafts, 215 property connections, 1.5 km of The state government says no jobs will be lost in the transition
pressure main pipelines by horizontal directional drilling and and communities currently served by WW will have a greater
two Type 40 pump stations. access to Melbourne’s water system, while Victorian Minister for
The company says it completed all works while minimising Water Lisa Neville adds the integration will lead to better services
impact to the local community and environment. and greater water security.
22 TRENCHLESS AUSTRALASIA December 2020NEWS IN BRIEF
Gippsland Water exec named Water New Zealand
in Top 50 announces new President
Gippsland Water Managing Director Sarah Cumming has At its 2020 Annual General Meeting (AGM), Water New Zealand
been named in the annual Top 50 Public Sector Women announced board member Helen Atkins has been appointed
(Victoria) awards. President to replace Kelvin Hill, who has held the position for
Awarded by the Institute of Public Administration Association, the past two years.
Ms Cummings said it was humbling to be acknowledged An environmental and public lawyer, Ms Atkins has been a
alongside many of her female colleagues and friends. board member of Water New Zealand for the past six years and
In 2017, Ms Cumming was chosen to lead Gippsland has also provided legal comment and advice for its publications
Water following a series of successful senior posts in local for many years.
and federal government. Ms Atkins has spent the past year preparing to take up the new
Ms Cumming says she hopes winning the award would inspire leadership position and says she’s looking forward to taking on
other women in regional areas to aspire to senior leadership this role at a time when the reforms provide a real opportunity for
positions, and believes that while strong progress is being made, the sector, and expects new legislation and the Water Services
there is still a great deal of work to be done before achieving Bill will be a dominant presence throughout her presidency.
“gender equality at the executive level in the public sector”. Water New Zealand thanked Mr Hill for his contribution to
This year marked the fourth annual Top 50 Public Sector the New Zealand water sector and also announced its two new
Women (Victoria) awards. board members, being Dr Deborah Lind and Tim Gibson.
Coates Hire wins Sydney TBM in place for
Water contract major upgrade
The hiring solutions company has received a three-year shared Melbourne Water says a major Melbourne sewer will
purchasing (SP) dry hire contract as part of Sydney Water’s receive an essential upgrade, with a tunnel boring
‘Partnering for Success’ (P4S) procurement strategy. machine (TBM) expected to begin the work early
The SP contract is the first to be signed under the P4S next year.
procurement strategy and will ensure Coates Hire supplies The Hobsons Bay Main Sewer, originally built in the
pumps and fluid management, traffic management and power 1960s, is responsible for carrying more than 30 per cent
generation solutions to Sydney Water. of the city’s wastewater to the Western Treatment Plant.
Sydney Water will also have access to Coates Hire’s full The utility will undertake the essential upgrade to boost
range of quality plant and general hire equipment as part the sewer’s capacity and ensure the reliability of the city’s
of the agreement. sewerage service for the next century.
Sydney Water Head of Procurement Xavier Decomps says the Melbourne Water General Manager Major Project
contract represents a significant milestone and the beginning of Delivery Eamonn Kelly says the 2.1 m diameter reinforced
a long-term relationship between the two groups. pipe that can handle flows of up to 7,700 L/second
“This shared purchasing approach will develop deeper would be upgraded, while a new sewer main will ensure
relationships between Sydney Water and its RDC partners, and wastewater flows are diverted during the works.
facilitate a consistent, transparent and controlled way of sharing Mr Kelly adds the duplicate sewer main will allow this
information about goods and services.” upgrade to be completed safely and efficiently. The project
Delivery commenced in October for the supply of plant will see two shafts up to 30 m deep constructed on either
equipment and general hire to Sydney Water’s Networks Services side of the Yarra River and a TBM used to construct the
and its three Regional Delivery Consortia. new main.
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The 6.3 m long,
16.3 t TBM was lowered
into a 23 m deep shaft on
William Street to undertake
tunnelling works to construct the 900 m
24 TRENCHLESS AUSTRALASIA DECEMBER 2020 long, 1.5 m diameter sewer main under Lonsdale
Street, between Elizabeth Street and Spencer Street.UNDER VICTORIA
The COVID-19 pandemic brought a change to many Australian’s working lives and, as Melbourne
became the city with the longest and strictest lockdowns in the country, its utilities were forced
to adapt to the changing conditions to continue work necessary to the city’s liveability. Trenchless
Australasia spoke to both City West Water and Yarra Valley Water about a challenging and different
year, and the necessary shifts in working practices.
A
lthough many Australians have been Both groups have been able to continue "We’ve done a lot of work looking
forced to stay home for much of the working this year, but worksites look very across the supply chain, because we do use
year, the work of water utilities has different in 2020 compared to 2019. delivery partners who bring in specialists from
remained permitted throughout Victoria, even “We have deferred a small number of different parts of the country or the state.
as Melbourne’s Stage 4 lockdowns persisted projects during Stage 4 lockdown, but overall, “But also looking at supply chain risks –
for months. our program has largely continued, albeit where there’s been uncertainty around border
Servicing inner Melbourne and the western in a very different way,” says CWW GM of closures, for example we’ve had some pipes that
suburbs, City West Water (CWW) has Infrastructure and Delivery Amanda Smith. start off in Queensland and they end up down
continued delivering its major works program, “We’ve implemented lots of additional in South Australia to get all the components
including a significant sewer upgrade project precautions so we can continue to deliver built in, and we’ve had to put in place some
along Lonsdale Street in the CBD and the work safely. We’ve worked really closely with contingency measures to manage those supply
recently completed renewal of a watermain in our delivery partners, updated a number of chain risks for projects.”
Canning Street, Carlton. work practices and people are working very YVW General Manager of Growth Futures
For Yarra Valley Water (YVW), Melbourne’s differently onsite, such as social distancing Chris Brace tells of similar challenges and
largest water corporation servicing the city’s and hygiene practices, wearing face-masks, says the group’s delivery partners have been
east, works have been ongoing on the temperature testing onsite, setting up the “exemplary” in reacting to the evolving
$80 million, 9 km Lockerbie Main Sewer in means to trace in the event individuals might government directives.
Donnybrook and Beveridge along with other need to be tested and site movements have “Where our works include working on
multi-million-dollar network upgrades. been minimised as well,” says Ms Smith. customer properties, such as new sewerage
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network installations, we have deferred the briefings and to support design work, instead resources. So, while we may have less people
on-property element or only undertaken works of undertaking site visits. physically onsite, they’re still doing work but
that are critical to rectifying environmental and “The innovations that we have implemented they’re just doing it differently.”
public health risks,” he says. during the pandemic relating to the increased Both CWW and YVW credited the strong
“Where these works continued, we have use of virtual technology for project relationships and proactive engagement with
worked with our partners to limit staff management, design and auditing will delivery partners as a key factor in the ongoing
movement between sites to a bare minimum, likely remain in place once we have reached successful delivery of projects, with the
and all necessary customer interactions have ‘COVID normal’.” development, construction and water industries
been undertaken via virtual or remote means. Ms Smith says CWW has also been continuing to work together under challenging
“As the situation has been progressing proactive about risk assessment and COVID circumstances.
quite rapidly, we have developed a very management, implementing similar technology As usual, a full calendar of infrastructure
effective rhythm to this response. We have to ensure onsite safety. works are on the horizon for Melbourne,
had a dedicated team managing our COVID “We’ve done remote safety walks onsite using and Mr Brace says trenchless technology will
response which has been particularly technology and we even brought our executive continue to play a key role in the delivery of
effective in ensuring the rapid rollout of new team into those conversations and doing some these vital assets.
requirements and ensuring consistency.” remote field safety walks. And we’ve used “As growth continues, we are more likely to
Mr Brace says an increased use of technology augmented reality to commission one of our see upgrades to our existing network within
has paid dividends onsite during the pandemic, a stormwater harvesting schemes. highly developed areas,” he says.
trend that is likely to continue into the future. “These are things we won’t be putting back “Trenchless technology provides us the
“We have taken advantage of technology on the shelf once the pandemic ends. We've got ability to upgrade the network in built up
to minimise our presence and that of our a very detailed overview of how we’re managing areas with reduced impacts to our customers
partners onsite without impacting project risk on a day-to-day basis. and existing infrastructure compared to open
delivery,” he says. “We’ve had to bring in additional support cut techniques.
“This has included initiatives like completing and help and we’re also hearing that from “It’s important that the industry continues
remote audits via video conferencing and our delivery partners, that in having to do all to work together to ensure there is a greater
producing 3D photo montages for tender these risk assessments it actually requires more understanding of the capabilities and
limitations of trenchless technology to ensure
risks are managed appropriately and great
project outcomes are achieved.
“While the pandemic has been a huge
challenge, we are confident that we will come
out of the situation with lots of positives.
The innovations in the use of technology,
strengthening of relationships and new ways
of working will play out for the benefits
of our customers, the community and the
environment for a long time to come.”
Ms Smith adds CWW continues to
use trenchless technology to minimise
disruption in the city.
“We’ve got a program of renewing some of
our bigger watermains in some of our inner-
city areas. We’re working in an incredibly
complex array of underground assets in
those areas, so we use a combination of fit-
for-purpose technology – microtunnelling
underneath key intersections and roadways
is a really great way of minimising disruption
to our community.
“We’re really positive about the future and
we’ve got a really good, healthy program of
work looking forward over the next couple of
years. We’ve got a healthy and resilient delivery
partner capability that we tap into and work
really closely with to deliver those works.
“The future looks bright but we need
to continue to keep focusing on those
innovative ways to deliver those projects
to really lift the bar on safety and minimise
CWW upgraded a watermain along Waverley Street in Essendon using sliplining to reduce the disruption
to commuters and local community. community disruption.”
26 TRENCHLESS AUSTRALASIA DECEMBER 2020UNDER VICTORIA
L&D completes
biggest project to date
In July 2018, L&D Micro Tunnelling was awarded a drilling
contract outside of Melbourne for the HMAS Cerberus
Redevelopment by Land Engineering. After 15 months of
tunnelling works, the project’s last drill shot was completed
in March 2020.
L
ocated 75 km from Melbourne, the Various pipe sizes were installed, including
HMAS Cerberus site occupies more 150 mm, 225 mm and 300 mm Iplex restrain
than 15 km2 near Crib Point on Hanns pipe, while there was also one 50 m drive
Inlet, Western Port Bay in Victoria, with that involved pipe jacking 427 mm of Hobas
approximately 980 uniformed, defence, civilian GRP pipe. L&D Microtunnelling says the
and contracted staff working at the base. drill provided an opportunity to design and
There are also approximately 6,000 training construct a new drill head to not only suit the Preparing for the drill at the HMAS Cerberus
places per year across 300 courses, which range pipe used but the ground conditions as well. Redevelopment site.
in duration from one week to 12 months – “We encountered mostly friendly ground working together in 2011 as a site foreman
resulting in an average of 1,100 trainees at any conditions throughout the project. Most drives and microtunnelling operation supervisor
one time throughout the year. were through sandy clay, but in some areas, respectively. Mr Lewis is a qualified plumber
Work on the new sewer mains commenced it was a lot more challenging as we faced high and drainer while Mr Dean is a qualified
in December 2018 and job planning with plasticity clays and unstable sandy clays,” fitter and machinist, bringing their total
Land Engineering and other contractors says the company. combined experience in the sewer and water
onsite became vital due to the purer size “Groundwater was also a challenge in most industry to 20 years.
of the construction site. Tunnelling works of the deeper shafts as we were drilling very Both men understand the need for precision,
were spread out over a 15-month period close to and even in a few circumstances under pride themselves on building client relationships
and the operation’s last drill shot was the water table.” and thrive to always deliver an economic,
completed in March 2020. The company says it was very proud of reliable service to companies across Australia.
its crew’s efforts to successfully complete its Over the past five years, L&D Micro
Project specifications biggest project to date. Tunnelling has completed 50 projects and
This project consisted of approximately drilled more than 11 km – with many more
30 tunnel boring machine (TBM) setups and Built on experience projects and kilometres to come.
20 launch shafts ranging from 1.5-9 m deep. L&D Micro Tunnelling was established
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Major
project
requires
Adept
solution
Adept Civil Group has
completed a microtunnel bore
for the Windermere Railway
Services Crossing, allowing
for a new power feed and
power supply for the area’s
residential subdivision.
T
he six-month project was awarded in
April 2020, with the sole contractor –
Adept Civil Group – having to work
through tough lockdown conditions in
Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the beginning of October, Adept
announced the project’s completion, saying
the entire team came together to reach the
milestone on what was a major infrastructure
upgrade contract.
The works comprised a microtunnelled rock
bore under the Geelong to Melbourne V/Line
VicTrack Rail Line and Armstrong Road at
Windermere, which allowed for a new power
feed. To carry out the microtunnelling,
Adept excavated both launch and retrieval
shafts at approximately 10 m deep in solid
basalt rock.
The rock bore then consisted of 105 m
pipe jacking of a 427 mm GRP sleeve for the
installation of two 180 mm and one 125 mm
PE power conduits. To complete the bore,
Adept used and supplied the Vermeer Axis
Micro Tunnelling Machine.
The 10 m deep launch shaft for the Windermere Railway Services Crossing.
Adept says constant support of the bore
was necessary during the project, including “Our microtunnelling machine Managing Director Anthony Panozzo said he
while piloting the 350 mm diameter and our companies unique advanced “couldn’t be prouder”.
tri cone head, jacking the 427 mm technology was the reason we were “With a high level of global uncertainty
GRP pipe and backreaming with a selected by all stakeholders to carry out at the moment, the fabric of our team is
440 mm diameter rock head. these critical works.” showing,” says Mr Panozzo.
“The Axis machine was chosen for this While the team kept busy on the “Our objective is to get through these
project due to the crucial scope of having Windermere Railway Services Crossing difficult times together and come through
a fully supported bore at all times under project and numerous other jobs across the other side of this united as one and
the rail,” the company says. Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic, hopefully all stronger.”
28 TRENCHLESS AUSTRALASIA DECEMBER 2020UNDER VICTORIA
A committed team The company also holds numerous Quality
While working through COVID-19 and OHS Certifications, provides clear work
restrictions, many companies have instructions and procedures for each project
strengthened their approach to safety. and then audits its projects to ensure the team
For Adept, safety has always been an complies with health and safety legislation.
absolute priority. Along with its commitment to safety, the
Renowned for its 100 per cent commitment Adept team also works with the organisational
to safety, Adept ensures its in-house philosophy of environmental management
training and careful site management keeps it by consistent education, communication
on track for its goal of zero workplace injuries. and improvement.
“We achieve this by giving our employees “By embracing these principles, we aim to
a safe workplace, complying with health minimise pollution created during any works
and safety legislation and making sure our process and continually monitor our impacts
employees know the details of our health on the environment through ongoing reports,
and safety policy,” says Adept. audits and inspections,” says Adept.
About Adept Civil Group
Adept was founded in 1999 by Anthony Panozzo, with the goal to provide water and
sewerage services across Melbourne and wider Victoria. In its beginnings, Adept’s
initial team consisted of three personnel – and has quickly grown to a leading company
with numerous experienced project managers, supervisors, machine operators, pipe
specialists and labourers.
Today, Adept Civil Group is an affordable, efficient and reliable team that has the
accreditation and compliance to ensure all its projects meet the relevant industrial
codes, licenses and laws.
For local, regional or interstate enquiries please contact Adept Civil Group
Business Development Manager Quentin Powell on 0416 087 254 or at Adept used a 350 mm diameter tri cone head
quentin@adeptcivilgroup.com on the project.
Adept Civil Group specialise in Laser
Guided Tunnel Boring.
Bores that require accurate grades or
When accuracy and reliability are
important contact Adept Civil Group.
T: (03) 9863 9530 or 0416087254
Email: info@adeptcivilgroup.com
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www.adeptcivilgroup.com.au
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