AWMA WATER CONTROL SOLUTIONS

As part of a major environmental protection initiative at a high-profile airport, AWMA delivered a specialised fire water containment and spill isolation system designed to protect surrounding drainage infrastructure during emergency incidents. The project involved the design, manufacture and supply of eight custom-engineered AWMA TLF Penstocks, providing reliable isolation capability across the site’s drainage network….

The Otawere Reservoir project in New Zealand’s Waimate North, is a significant investment in regional water security for the Te Tai Tokerau Water Trust. The scheme comprises a main dam and saddle dam forming a 50-hectare reservoir with a storage capacity of approximately 4 million cubic metres, designed to improve drought resilience, increase water security…

The Donald Demountable Flood Levee Project delivers flood protection for Donald’s township side of the Richardson River. The custom-designed FloodFree Demountable Barrier provides flood protection designed to safeguard homes, businesses, community assets and critical infrastructure when flood threats arise. Installed along Camp Street, the new FloodFree Barrier completes Donald’s dual-barrier flood protection strategy. Working in…

AWMA is proud to be contributing to the Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant (ASDP), a significant infrastructure project that will become Western Australia’s third major desalination plant, joining the Perth and Southern Seawater Desalination Plants. The project will play a critical role in strengthening the state’s long-term water security and providing a climate-independent source of drinking…

AWMA has been engaged to design, manufacture and supply the water control infrastructure for the NSW Government’s Sustainable Diversion Limit Adjustment Mechanism (SDLAM) Acceleration Program. Funded by the Australian Government, upgrades are currently underway at more than 30 sites across the Murray and Murrumbidgee regions, replacing ageing regulator and fishway infrastructure with modern, automated systems…

Modern Fish Screens protect aquatic ecosystems while improving the reliability, efficiency and long-term performance of irrigation pump station infrastructure. What makes this project unique is its custom-engineered screening solution, developed to retro-fit the existing three-pump extraction system, where AWMA identified a more economical and efficient alternative to traditional screening arrangements. The installation features a custom…

Project Summary: Condong Sugar Mill has operated in the Tweed Valley for more than 145 years, supporting over 180 cane farming families and contributing significantly to the regional economy. Located on the banks of the Tweed River, the site has historically been exposed to flood risk, with the major 2022 flood event reinforcing the need for long-term…

Located within a known flood catchment, the centre required targeted protection for critical access points, loading docks, service corridors and infrastructure rooms to minimise flood risk and maintain operational continuity during severe weather events. FloodFree was engaged to design and deliver a comprehensive flood protection solution for Figtree Grove Shopping Centre, a major retail and community…

To reduce the flood risk of this heritage structure, five FloodFree Passive Tilting Flood Barriers were installed. As identified through flood modelling, strategically positioned barriers were essential to protect people, critical infrastructure and business operations. Located at the corner of Flinders and King Streets, the iconic Waterside Hotel has occupied a prominent position in Melbourne’s…

The West Gate Tunnel Project is one of Melbourne’s most significant transport upgrades, delivering a second freeway link between the city and the west. Once complete, it will ease congestion on the West Gate Freeway and Bridge, improve freight efficiency to the Port of Melbourne, and reduce the number of trucks using residential streets. As…

This Fish-Friendly Water Extraction Project has installed AWMA Modern Fish Screens at working pump sites across Southern Queensland. The Queensland Fish Friendly Water Extraction Project is focused on trialling and demonstrating fish screen technology in local river systems to inform future decision‑making, raise awareness of fish-friendly infrastructure and highlight potential benefits for both water users…

AWMA is proud to have played a key role in the successful delivery of the Cornwallis Road Culvert Upgrade, a critical piece of infrastructure that restored access, improved flood resilience, and protected the surrounding road and riverbank environment along Cornwallis Road beside the Hawkesbury River in NSW. Following significant damage during the 2022 flood event,…