Aquatec Maxcon congratulates TasWater on the successful recommissioning of the refurbished Primary Digester at the Prince of Wales Bay Sewage Treatment Plant located in Tasmania. We are very proud to have been a part of this successful project which included the design and construction of a new floating digester gas holder roof and new sludge heating system.
Our Project Manager, Jim Foley, had the difficult task of delivering this project despite the impacts and challenges posed by COVID-19. We are extremely proud of our team’s ability to continually meet milestones and deliver results despite continued delays and complications as a result of the current global pandemic.
Following several months of closely working with Lendlease, we are pleased to confirm Aquatec Maxcon had been awarded the design and construct contract for the Southern Redland Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project is situated in an exciting, high growth area identified by the Queensland Government's South East Regional Plan, and it is part of the wider project under Redland City Council's Shoreline Plan of Development.
Along with our sister companies MPA Engineering and Maxcon Industries, Aquatec Maxcon is engaged to carry out the process, mechanical and electrical design and construct of this brand new MBR wastewater treatment plant. Our engineering design capability, our expertise in mechanical and electrical fabrication, as well as installation proficiency in South East Queensland enables us to deliver unparalleled solutions. Additionally, our extensive network of global suppliers ensures we are able to source the key packages and equipment to provide the best possible service to the Redland community.
We intend to bring our expertise into the wider project team formed by Lendlease for this project which includes GD< Stantec and Silverstrand. We look forward to successfully delivering this exciting project for Redland City Council and Lendlease.
