The largest desalination plant in Australia and the second largest in the world.

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>We provide the infrastructure that supplies safe&nbsp;drinking water and removes wastewater for communities across the nation. We work with Australia’s leading water authorities in some of the most challenging environments – providing innovative design, construction, operation, and maintenance solutions for both large-scale urban and regional projects.</td><td><p>We’ve designed and delivered some of Australia’s most innovative and highly-awarded water infrastructure assets –&nbsp;including seawater desalination plants, the nation’s first thermal sludge hydrolysis facility, and the first acid phase digestion facility.</p><p>We plan, design, and deliver pipelines, irrigation, and reticulation channels. We improve water access by automating delivery systems and refurbishing aging water distribution and irrigation channels. We’ve delivered dam upgrades across Australia to improve the safety and storage capacity of reservoirs.&nbsp;Our capabilities include strengthening existing embankments, major structural upgrades of spillways, and installation of gates on spillway crests.</p><p>We’re also pioneering new technologies that draw on our integrated engineering expertise.</p></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

Water & wastewater

Sydney Desalination Plant

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The road to Far North Queensland’s future.

The project will improve network efficiency, deliver better road access, reduce peak hour congestion and provide better active transport options.

<p>The $481 million project is a much-needed infrastructure investment in the future of Far North Queensland.&nbsp;</p><p>The project is creating hundreds of new jobs for locals and upon completion will boost capacity and reduce congestion on one of the most important and busiest roads in Queensland.</p><p>The project will&nbsp;include a 10.5km upgrade including duplication of all existing two-lane sections to four lanes, new service roads, the relocation of 4.4kms of Queensland Rail line, the construction of two new active level crossings and the relocation and construction of 8.8kms of cane rail.</p>

The major upgrade of the Bruce Highway between Edmonton and Gordonvale, south of Cairns, will make travelling safer and more reliable and improve flood resilience in the area.

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>When it comes to large, city-shaping projects, we have a track record second to none. This includes delivering some of the nation’s most complex road projects, often in highly constrained live traffic environments.</td><td><p>Our bridge projects span every type you can name – including conventional bridges, balanced cantilevers, launched structures, and cable-stayed bridges. Below ground, we create underground motorways that minimise disruptions to streetscapes and provide new open public spaces.&nbsp;</p><p>Experts in interchanges, we create the essential connections that reduce congestion and link destinations.</p><p>Our road projects regularly carry as many as 100,000 vehicles a day –&nbsp;so the stakes are high for getting it right. But so are the benefits – significantly cutting travel times so that people can get safely to work and home to their loved ones faster.</p></td></tr><tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>&nbsp;</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

Edmonton to Gordonvale road upgrade

The major upgrade of the Bruce Highway between Edmonton and Gordonvale, south of Cairns, will make travelling safer and more reliable and improve flood resilience in the area.

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