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GHD has more than 700 employees across its network in Victoria, with a large office in Melbourne and regional offices located in Geelong, Mildura, Morwell and Wodonga.

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GHD was established in Melbourne in 1928 by one of the company’s founders, Gordon Gutteridge. Our clients benefit from our local knowledge and experience coupled with the ability to draw on global skills and resources.

GHD Victoria provides the following integrated services to meet our clients’ needs:

Property and buildings - architecture and interior design, landscape architecture and urban design, building services, program and project management, structures and materials engineering and telecommunications services.
Mining, industry, dams and geotechnical - mining, plant and process, dams and geotechnical engineering, oil, gas and energy services and tunnelling services.
Transportation - bridges, traffic, transportation planning, rail, highways and municipal services and urban development services.
Environment and planning - waterways and resources engineering, contamination assessment and remediation, environmental management, air and noise assessments, planning and climate change and natural resource management services.
Water - wastewater and recycling, water systems and technology engineering, groundwater resources services and asset management strategies.
Risk and sustainability - risk management, stakeholder solutions, sustainability services, project development and procurement services and international development assistance.

For more information, contact:

Dean McIntyre
T: +61 3 8687 8000 | F: +61 3 8687 8111 | E: Email GHD in Melbourne

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Level 8, 180 Lonsdale Street
Melbourne Vic 3000
Australia

Point Cook Bay Trail

Point Cook, a suburb in Melbourne’s west, now boasts the first section of the Bay Trail which will extend as a 253km trail circumnavigating Port Philip Bay when complete.

GHD’s landscape architects and urban designers worked with our client Parks Victoria to define the conceptual vision for the section of the trail.

Werribee Water Aqueduct Replacement

The Werribee Aqueduct project has provided critical upgrades to Melbourne’s water and sewerage infrastructure, replacing the final section of Melbourne’s original open channel sewer constructed in 1891.'

Located in Melbourne’s west, the impressive AUD20 million Werribee Water Aqueduct Replacement has ensured that Melbourne Water can continue to transfer up to 60 per-cent of Melbourne’s sewerage to the Western Treatment Plant.

The aqueduct consists of a 70m long by 4.5m internal diameter sewer that spans the Werribee River. It is supported by three pre-cast piers (post-tensioned) and is connected to the rest of the replacement works via an articulated expansion joint.

The works undertaken by GHD included:

A full detailed design
Obtaining all approvals
Geotech investigations for temporary and permanent works
Technical support during launching
Service relocation liaison and design
Design of protection measures for the heritage listed MOS (adjacent to the new works)

The Werribee Aqueduct project was recently awarded the prestigious Civil Contractors Feeration (CCF) Earth Award for projects valued at AUD5 to 20 million.

Dean McIntyre

Dean is the State Manager for GHD in Victoria. The Victorian operations employs over 700 people in the sectors of water, environment, transport, energy and resources and property and buildings.

Dean has over 20 years’ experience in the water sector, in particular managing multidisciplinary infrastructure and environmental teams for a broad range of projects involving due diligence, feasibility studies, planning, design and documentation and implementation.

Positon: Manager, Victoria
Tel: +61 3 8687 8000

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