Wastewater and Stormwater Collection Systems

Climate change, ageing infrastructure, and increasing pressure for land and urban development, are creating challenges for effective wastewater and stormwater collection.

GHD understands the challenges of major growth in greenfield and brownfield areas, the need for asset renewals, often involving major investments in conveyance and treatment systems, and the myriad of potential scenarios that operators, regulators, asset owners and managers are facing.

When we design and engineer new wastewater and stormwater infrastructure, it is always with consideration of the local constraints, whether they are spatial, temporal, budgetary, regulatory or stakeholder-generated.

GHD's successful investigations into servicing strategies, overflow mitigation and capacity assessments feed into our development of solutions to overcome these challenges. 

Our connected global network of engineers and scientists working in the water industry, is experienced in the design and documentation of new assets, rehabilitation of old assets and the implementation of adaptive management strategies. This extensive global knowledge pool is GHD's strength, allowing us to draw on skills and learnings from many countries and environments. Our services include:

• Local reticulation through to major tunneled trunk/transmission pipelines
• Major facilities including pump stations, storages and constructed overflows
• Capacity and criticality assessments based on dynamic modelling and risk assessments
• Rehabilitation options for key assets ranging from material selection through to construction monitoring

With our involvement in the design and construction of wastewater and stormwater systems extending over 80 years, GHD continually evolves to realise opportunities for new processes and technologies for the benefit of our clients and the community as a whole.

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