Rouse Hill Recycled Water Plant

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Sydney Water in partnership with Sydney Water Corporation, John Holland, Thompson Controls, and GHD delivered the $60 million Rouse Hill Recycled Water Plant – stage two amplification project. This is the Southern Hemisphere’s largest residential water recycling scheme.

Initiated in September 2006, the project doubled the capacity of the existing waste water treatment plant to 27 million litres a day and increased the recycled water capacity to 4.7 billion litres a year (this will supply 36,000 homes in the local community at project completion).

Design innovations addressed specific challenges. Combined with an integrated design and construction program this enabled a fast construction start onsite and early project delivery of the recycled water process stream.

Wastewater Collection

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GHD has the knowledge base and systems to tackle any wastewater transportation problem — for new systems or the upgrading of existing assets.

Having designed more than 1000 sewage pump stations and over 6000km of sewers, our industry professionals challenge conventional approaches to establish new cost-effective benchmarks.

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Wastewater Treatment

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Because all wastewaters are different, it is necessary to work with a team that can combine comprehensive knowledge with practical experience in the fields of chemistry, biology, hydraulics, mechanical processes/equipment, instrumentation and control, materials handling and plant layout.

GHD can deliver on all the process components that make up a wastewater treatment plant. We have designed and project managed more than 300 wastewater treatment plants (including major municipal facilities processing 500Ml a day and industrial projects).

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