[WATER OUR FOCUS]

West Wyalong Augmentation Project

Strengthening regional water supply infrastructure to improve pressure, reliability, and emergency service capacity across the West Wyalong network.
Goldenfields Water County Council
West Wyalong, New South Wales

7.6km Supply Main + 5.1km Reticulation Renewal

[Project Background]

Improving Water Pressure and System Reliability

Goldenfields Water County Council initiated upgrades to the West Wyalong water system to improve pressure during peak demand periods and ensure adequate supply for emergency services. The project formed part of a broader program to strengthen the regional water network and support future community needs.

The upgrade included the installation of a new dedicated supply pipeline to the Temora terminal reservoir, a transfer pump station connection, and the renewal of sections of the existing reticulation network across the township.

[Scope Of Works]
Operating in Sensitive and Live environments

Construction of new supply infrastructure improving water pressure, emergency flows, and network resilience across West Wyalong.

Installation of 7.6km DN300 supply main pipeline infrastructure
Construction of reticulation mains and renewal of existing house services
Delivery of rail, road, and creek crossing infrastructure
Connection and integration with existing council water infrastructures
Project Technical Snapshot

Installation of a new supply pipeline and renewal of town reticulation infrastructure to strengthen the West Wyalong water network.

7.6km DN300 PVC Supply Main
7.6km DN300 PVC Supply Main
Reticulation Pipeline Renewed
5.1km PVC Water Main
Crossing Infrastructure
4 RMS road bores · 1 rail underbore · 2 creek crossings
[Outcome / Key Features]
Delivered Regional Water Infrastructure Upgrade
Outcome
  • Installation of 7.6km DN300 PVC supply pipeline connecting Goldfields Way to the Temora terminal reservoir
  • Renewal of 5.1km of town water reticulation infrastructure
  • Completion of four RMS road bores, one rail underbore and two creek crossings along the alignment
  • Integration and connection to existing Goldenfields Water network infrastructure
  • Renewal of house services from main to meter across the affected reticulation corridor
Key Features
  • Delivered as Principal Contractor with full stakeholder coordination responsibilities
  • Approval and coordination for road, rail and creek crossing infrastructure
  • Detailed construction methodology developed for complex crossing works
  • Proactive communication program with residents and affected stakeholders
  • Construction staging implemented to minimise disruption across the local community
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