[WATER OUR FOCUS]

Aura & Harmony Water Trunk Infrastructure

Supporting Unitywater’s long-term water security strategy across one of Queensland’s fastest-growing communities.
Unitywater
Sippy Downs, Queensland

Reservoir Earthworks + 2.6km Trunk Main

[Project Background]

Securing Water for a Growing Region

Unitywater’s Aura and Harmony program is designed to meet the demands of a rapidly expanding population, with Aura projected to reach 69,000 residents by 2056 and Harmony 20,000 residents by 2026.

As part of this essential infrastructure program, the Harmony Water Project included construction of a new reservoir at Tanawha and installation of 2.6 kilometres of trunk water pipeline connecting to Harmony in Palmview.

This critical infrastructure strengthens long-term water reliability, network resilience, and sustainable regional growth across the Sunshine Coast.

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[Scope Of Works]
Operating in Sensitive and Live environments

Construction of trunk water infrastructure supporting long-term supply and network expansion across the Sunshine Coast growth corridor.

Bulk earthworks for the new Harmony Reservoir infrastructure
Installation of 2.6km DN450–DN600 ductile iron and MSCL water pipelines
Construction of open trench pipeline connections to existing Unitywater assets
Testing, commissioning, and restoration to Council and Unitywater standards
Project Technical Snapshot

Core installation metrics defining the scale, depth, and capacity of the delivered infrastructure.

2.6km
2.6km
Pipe Diameter
DN450-600
Installation Depth
4m - 6m
[Outcome / Key Features]
Delivered with Precision in Sensitive Environments
Outcome
  • Planning, resourcing and construction of reservoir earthworks
  • Open trench installation of 2.6km trunk water pipeline
  • Ductile Iron and Mild Steel Cement Lined pipe installation (DN450–DN600)
  • Engineered temporary works and trench shoring
  • Pressure testing and commissioning to Unitywater specifications
Key Features
  • Full reinstatement to Council and Unitywater standards
  • Driveways, footpaths, kerbs and asphalt restored
  • Turfing and hydroseeding completed
  • Quality Assurance delivered to Superintendent requirements
  • Active community management in a highly sensitive location
[Environmental Responsibility]
Environmental management was embedded throughout delivery.
Stringent sediment and erosion controls were implemented to protect nearby waterways and environmentally sensitive areas. Construction sequencing and restoration works were carried out to minimise environmental impact while ensuring long-term infrastructure performance.
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