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Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre Secondary Treatment Facility Augmentation Project

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Title	Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre Secondary Treatment Facilty Augmentation Project Construction of Civil and Structural Works
Division	Process
Client	ACTEWAGL Distribution
Client Contact	Ian Taylor - Ph: 02 6242 1436

Current Status	100%
Project Start Date	January 2008
Construction Period	118 Weeks
Project Description	Upgrade of the secondary treatment facilities including the construction of three secondary clarifiers, RAS pumping stations, anoxic tanks, level control structure, MCC building, pipelines, methanol dosing facility, MLR pumping stations, Bioreactor modifications, access roads and associated works.
Complex Challenges	Working within and around an operating brownfield site.
Contract Value	$39 000 000
Contract Type	Lump Sum
Consultants / Designers	John Wilson and Partners Pty Ltd


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