AWMA WATER CONTROL SOLUTIONS
Established 1st July 2000, AWMA have been developing specialised water control infrastructure for domestic and now global markets for twenty years.
AWMA specialise in Water Control Gates, Penstocks, Stoplogs, Bulkheads, Flood Barriers, Automated Debris Screens, Fish Protection Screens and Self-cleaning Intake Screens.
AWMA is an Australian company highly experienced in the design, manufacture and installation of water control infrastructure and water management systems. With the Head Office and Manufacturing Facility in Victoria Australia, and Regional Sales Manager New Zealand, AWMA service the international market.
Water Control Equipment including Penstocks, Flood Gates, Flood Barriers, Stoplogs, Bulkheads, Sluice Gates, Stopboards and Intake Screens (Fish Exclusion Screens, Trash Screens and Debris Screens), have been delivered into all sectors of Australia’s water industry, as well as international export projects for irrigation, flood mitigation, dam, energy, environmental, stormwater, mining and waste water applications.
AWMA have gate-specific design expertise, a dedicated design team, manufacturing facility and installation capacity all in-house. All of AWMA’s innovative solutions are customised to meet site specifications, utilising proven designs with a variety of local and remote control and management systems.
Experience gained from the successful completion of many challenging water control projects have led AWMA to becoming one of the largest and most experienced water control solutions specialists with one of the most diverse range of products globally.
When discussing your next water management project, contact AWMA to see how we can reduce your capital expenditure and improve infrastructure operations.
LATEST PROJECTS
Flood Free Lifts
By Belinda |
Lift shafts are prone to water ingress due to weather events, flash flooding, stormwater issues and extreme flood events. In these situations when water finds its way into a lift shaft the lifts are decommissioned for a prolonged period, often resulting in the relocation of residents and businesses in the affected building until it can…
Tilting Flood Barrier for Automated Flood Protection
By Belinda |
AWMA provides a variety of flood barriers tailored to safeguard properties from flood and storm water intrusion. With an increase in flood mitigation projects, and more and more flood barriers being installed in public spaces, there have been significant design considerations around the safe operation of flood barriers. AWMA uses AI technology to improve public…
NSW INTAKE SCREENING PROGRAM
By Belinda |
The Macquarie River Screening Program assists irrigators to improve the sustainability of their water diversions by installing modern fish protection screens on water pumps. AWMA has been engaged to design, manufacture, supply, install and commission fish protection screens, retrieval systems and associated equipment for the Macquarie River Fish Screening Program. This project includes 15 intake…
RAW WATER SCREENING
By Belinda |
The pump station operated by Murrumbidgee Council in Jerilderie, NSW, serves the crucial function of drawing raw water from Billabong Creek into a reservoir that supplies the town’s water treatment plant. Two pumps extract water from the creek at a maximum flow rate of 3 ML/d. The original, single 500-micron in-line cartridge filter system was…
Penstocks For Taswater WTP
By Belinda |
The Bryn Estyn Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is greater Hobart’s primary source of drinking water. For the past two years TasWater has been upgrading and expanding the plant to provide a reliable supply of 160 million litres of high quality drinking water per day to around 200,000 customers. Objectives of the Bryn Estyn WTP Upgrade…
Screens Protect Newry Pipeline
By Belinda |
AWMA Debris Screens for the Newry Pipeline intake system use fish-friendly screening technology to ensure debris-free water delivery. The Southern Rural Water (SRW) Macalister Irrigation District Modernisation Project is focused on replacing the district’s ageing channel irrigation network with a modern system. This project included construction of the $39.8 million Newry Pipeline. AWMA worked in…
Flood Protection For Launceston Tasmania
By Belinda |
Approximately 2,400 properties in low-lying areas of Launceston are now flood protected by structural upgrades including a 2m high FloodFree Demountable Barrier. A 12km long flood mitigation solution in Launceston will protect the area in a 1% AEP (Annual Exceedance Probability) flood event. Earthen and concrete levees on either side of the Riverbend Park entrance…
FloodFree Barriers for Auckland CBD
By Belinda |
An innovative FloodFree Barrier now protects the Everybody’s Precinct in an Auckland CBD heritage building, after floods took out transformer in 2022. Building owners of a central Auckland heritage office and entertainment building have installed an innovative self-raising flood barrier to prevent a recurrence of the flooding that took the building out of action in…
Penstocks for Hong Kong WWTP
By Belinda |
AWMA were engaged by Enviro Process Engineering (HK) Co. Ltd to design and manufacture a downward opening decant weir penstock as part of an upgrade to the UV treatment area of the Siu Ho Wan Sewage Treatment Works in Hong Kong. The UV outlet penstock is a critical part of the UV treatment process. Matthew…
NT Flood Mitigation for Katherine
By Belinda |
The Northern Territory Government’s Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics have successfully completed the Katherine Flood Mitigation Project. Initial flood modelling identified that construction of flood mitigation works, including levee bank construction and upgraded drainage systems, were the most effective way of reducing flood impact on Katherine properties. The $10 million project, jointly funded by…
Billabong Regulation for Environmental Watering
By Belinda |
Catfish Billabong is a 65-hectare wetland within the Mallee Catchment in north-west Victoria. The site has been identified by the Mallee Waterway Management Strategy (MWMS) as a priority for management because of the high environmental, social and cultural heritage values it supports. The development of a new billabong regulator structure enables the billabong to replicate…
Fish Protection T-Screen for TNIS
By Belinda |
The TNIS Pump Station upgrade project was the first install of 7 priority pumping sites, requiring 24 screens, along the Macquarie River, as part of the NSW Government’s Regional Recovery Program. Millions of native fish are being removed from our rivers, creeks and dams every year. There is substantial historical and scientific evidence of these…
Flood Free Lifts
By Belinda |
Lift shafts are prone to water ingress due to weather events, flash flooding, stormwater issues and extreme flood events. In these situations when water finds its way into a lift shaft the lifts are decommissioned for a prolonged period, often resulting in the relocation of residents and businesses in the affected building until it can…
Tilting Flood Barrier for Automated Flood Protection
By Belinda |
AWMA provides a variety of flood barriers tailored to safeguard properties from flood and storm water intrusion. With an increase in flood mitigation projects, and more and more flood barriers being installed in public spaces, there have been significant design considerations around the safe operation of flood barriers. AWMA uses AI technology to improve public…
NSW INTAKE SCREENING PROGRAM
By Belinda |
The Macquarie River Screening Program assists irrigators to improve the sustainability of their water diversions by installing modern fish protection screens on water pumps. AWMA has been engaged to design, manufacture, supply, install and commission fish protection screens, retrieval systems and associated equipment for the Macquarie River Fish Screening Program. This project includes 15 intake…
RAW WATER SCREENING
By Belinda |
The pump station operated by Murrumbidgee Council in Jerilderie, NSW, serves the crucial function of drawing raw water from Billabong Creek into a reservoir that supplies the town’s water treatment plant. Two pumps extract water from the creek at a maximum flow rate of 3 ML/d. The original, single 500-micron in-line cartridge filter system was…
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"The AWMA Team provided Pensar with exceptional support and high quality workmanship throughout the project to deliver one of the project’s key elements"
- Pensar, 2022.