The Challenge
Brisbane Move, specifically the Adelaide Street tunnel, is a key part of the Brisbane Metro project for the Brisbane City Council. A joint venture partnership led by construction company Acciona, the new 213 m tunnel built in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, will provide a dedicated connection between the Inner Northern Busway and Southeast for metro and bus services.
The Challenge
With the expansion of their national pump fleet, Shore Hire (now United Rentals) needed a reliable and effective silt settlement solution to complement their pumping operations. The tanks had to integrate seamlessly with their equipment, handle varying site conditions, and meet environmental discharge requirements, all while being readily available for their customers.
The Challenge
The project required high-capacity tanks for staging submersible pumps to manage water removal during tunnel construction. Due to strict project timelines, tanks had to be supplied with a rapid turnaround following contract award, creating logistical and supply chain challenges to meet both capacity and durability requirements.
The Challenge
City Rail Link is the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken in New Zealand and includes construction of twin 3.45 km rail tunnels up to 42 m under the Auckland CBD.
Aquatic Engineering was engaged to design and construct a water treatment plant (WTP) for the Mercury Lane site, treating ground and construction water for discharge to stormwater. The WTP had it be designed to fit under a mezzanine and around columns of the site acoustic shed.