Project

Mallee Towns Drinking Water Pipeline Project

132km

Pipelines

3

Pump Stations

6

Storage Tanks

53

New Jobs Created

The pipeline was constructed to deliver drinking water from the Warracknabeal Water Treatment Plant to Sea Lake, via townships Brim, Beulah, Hopetoun and Woomelang. The water previously piped to these townships was untreated and deemed unsuitable for consumption meaning all households had to provide their own rainwater water.

As with all projects Mitchell undertake, the Mallee Towns Drinking Water Pipeline contributed greatly to the local economy and jobs sector. In conjunction with the South West Loddon Pipeline Project, Mitchell committed to carry out works under the Local Jobs First, Victorian Industry Participation Plan. Some 53 new jobs were created, 5 new apprenticeships and works helped promote business growth and employment by expanding market opportunities for the local small and medium enterprise industry.

Project Details

  • 132 km of DN200-225 PVC pipelines
  • 3 pump stations
  • 2 x 2.4ML Water Storage tanks
  • 2 x 1.8ML Water Storage tanks
  • 2 x 1ML Water Storage tanks
  • Road and water crossings

LOCATION

Beulah, VIC

PROJECT VALUE

17m

YEAR

2017-18

CLIENT

Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water

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